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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
THE UNION LABEL

Chicago. July ls.--Every man who
marches In the big Labor Day parade
mus, wear unlon-made shoes with the
union label On the sole. A committee
has been appointed 10 inspect every shoe
"a the line OF march. and any man found
guilty OF wearing non-uuion shoes Will
be dealt with accordingly The action
to this effect was taken at the meeting
OF the Chicago Federation Of Labor on
suggestion OF William Jones, Of the Boot
and shoeworkers Unoin OF America.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
THE DUST MELTED.

Seattle. Wash, July 1s-A special to
the Acknowledgements from Helena, Mon
tana. says. Eleven thousand. four hiiu-
dred ounces of gold dust from the Klo1-
dyke diggings in Alaska arrived here
from Seattle this morning. The treas
ure was delivered to the asay Office to
be melted and cast into bars. II VIII
be cast into five bars Of 2,oOO ounces
and placed on exhibition in the bank
windows. Many people visited the assay
office to witness the melting of the gold.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
rHE MONITOR mANroNoMAH
To BE Put in the Naval Reserve and
Ready for Service,

New York. July l9-A special to the
Herald from Washington says.
With a view 10 have available for i'm
mediate service, II needed, as many ships
OF the pavy as possible, Secretary Long
is considering the advlsability Of placing
the monitor Mlantonomah into the re-
serve The Nriantonomah was laid up In
ordinary at League Island in 1895, and
since that time but little attention has
been paid TO the ship. except to make
repairs from time to time. Secretary
Long now intends to have the vessel
put In thorough condition. so that she
can be ordered into reserve with the
Columbia and Minneapolis. This means
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
THE SUGAR DrFFERENrIAL4

Washington. July ls,-The treasury de-
partment. taking lO5.47 pounds of raw
sugar testing sS degrees, as required to
make 100 pounds OF hard refined sugar,
today made public statement, esti-
mating the sugar difterential as follows:
Act of 1894 1852 cents; house schedule,
1888 cents; senate schedule. lsSS cents;
conference schedule. 1882 cents per 100
pounds.
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a COLLECTOR IN TROUBLE.
o. NJ. wcuubrn Charged with Embezzle-
ment

san Francisco. July lS.--Ex- Collector
OF Internal Revenue o. NJ. wcllhura in-
peared before Cntcd States commis-
Noacr Heacock today for preliminary
examination upon the charge Of cmheZ-
element Il was shown by w II. Dil-
lard. colored messenger employed by
wellburns office, that at the instance
of his employer he had signed the aame
OF f, c Aikcr to q salary check for
each month from September las; until
March Of this year These signatures
were modelled on the genuine signatures
furnished by wellburn, Chief Deputy
Louis Loupe had subsequently, acknowl-
edged each signature under oath. Aiken
sworc that he only received Ss5 per
month for his services although he was
on the pay roll for Sl.OOo per annum, and
he had not authorized anyone TO use
his signature. Owing to the illness OF
Loupe continuance was granted until
Tuesday next
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
a LITTLE BOYS SAD DEATH.
Fire Destroys His Parents Home While
His Life Ebbs Away

San Francisco July ia,--As the life OF
their little son was ebbing away ths
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Torre' In
this city. was nearly burned down.
While the mother watched by the death
bed OF her boy, the father helpsd TO
hgift the flames. When they were evtia'
guished the lad was dead. A remarkable
feature OF the case is the fact that the
boys death was the result of Injuries
received Saturday while playing he was
fireman and aiding some young COM
panlons to extinguish an imaginary blaze
in the very place where the flames af-
terwards broke out
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
JAPAN PREPARING FOR WAR.
Endeavorlng to Purchase Brazilian War
Ships IN Europe

New York July 1.-THE Herald's cor-
respondent in Rio de Janeiro telegraphs
that the United States and Japan have
communicated with the government Of
Brazil with the idea of the possible pur-
chase of the war ships now building
for Brazil in England and Germany.
Owing to Brazirs financial plight at
this time. it was recently decided TO
sell, before completion, If possible, all
the war vessels being built for Brazil
in England and Germany. These are
principally small boats,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
GREAT DRAwBRIDGE OPENED.

West Superior, Wis. July ls.-The mill
lion dollar drawbridge. the only struet-
ure of its kind. which connects Superior
and Duluth. was thrown open to the
public with appropriate exercises.
1t joins the two cities and will aid IN
destroying the petty jealousies which
have so long existed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
NEBRASKA CHURCH WAR ENDED.

,aacoln. Neb,. July i9-From the ros-
trums OF the Roman Catholic churches
of Lincoln 1t was announced yesterday
that the dinereaces existing for some
time between Bishop Bonacum and sew
eral Of the priests had been settled to
the satisfaction OF both factions,
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laat short @ew" with 8 fun supply
~ stores ard coal eill bo Kept on board,
aad that Gle can Be made ready FOR sea
servics within I'VE days II the neceN4lly
arises
while The department officials declare
there IL no Significance IN this move,
the attitude Of Japan with respect 70
Hawaii, and Cubaa trouble, are sufficient
10 make the administration desire 20 be
In good shape TO meet any emergency
that may arise.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
STARTLING INSURANCE swINDLE
Organized Conspiracy to Insure Men and
Then XIII Them.

New York. July is-The Journal and
Advertiser says:
W d. Robinson. of Meridian, Miss, has
been in the city several days in consul
tatioa with oficialss Of some Of the prin-
cipaI lie Insurance companies His OBJ
ject is to bring to light the facts in a
conspiracy to defraud Insurance COM
panies by insuring invalids, and. when
disease failed. to hasten the death Of the
victims, by means Of poison. The scene
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
OKLAHOMA MAIL ROBBERY.

Guthrie, o. T.. July 1.-two masked
men robbed the Sac and Fox agency
postofice, 50 miles from here, Saturday
night, securing a quantity of registered
letters. stamps and a small sum OF
money. They were after $4,000 being
paid the Indians, The robbers escaped.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
BASEBALL SCORES,

Cleveland, July is.-cieveiand 10, Balti-
more l.
81. Louis, July ls-st Louis 6, New
York H.
Louisville, July ie-Loutsville 6, Wash
ingtoa ..
cincinnati. July lo,-cincinuat 3. BOs-
ton 9.
Chicago, Juyl is.-chicagO :, Philadel-
phia G.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
THE MARKETS.

San Francisco. July ie.-Hops-s and
lie
Liverpool, July l9.-WheaI-Quiet
New York. July -Hops-oulet
Portland July l9.-wheat-Valley Csc;
walla Walla, Csc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
cRocKEns FUNERAL TODAY.
General hubbard Neauoasd az His Sue
cssor

sal Francisco July is.~rhe remains
Of coloael Charles + Croeker win be
buried with Masonic hoaors tomorrow
afternoon Il IS expected mat the man
aeomeni o. the bly Croker estate Will
aow dsvolve upon Gcorg crocker
General Huboard O; Nev York. u the
maa mosi prominently menti9aed ne ihe
prooahie successor o., coioael Croker.
as nrs, vice-prtsldeat o. he sluiheIa
Pacific Company
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-20
FAST TINE BY GENTRY.

Detroit. July BIN pacing against
time this afternoon at the Crosse Point
track. John r. Gentry made mile In
2;Oi 10. and Robert J. In 2;O5 l-2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-13
SHOKT NEWS STOKES.

LAPLATA, Md-George Matthoys, MUIR
derer of James j. Irwin, was hanged.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. March l2.-Alien
w. Afford, son Of General Afford OF Dali
las, Texas, has been convicted OF forgery
and sentenced to two years in San Qulnten'
SING SING. n. Y.-srthur Mayhem was
eIectrocuted. He suffered death for the
murder Of Stephen Powell. 10 years old
superintendent of the Hampstead, l.. l..
gas works, whom he robbel
DENVER-The senate committee ar-
uointed TO Investigate the charges OF bribery
preferred by Bat Masters on against certain
senators on the Sylvanlte county bill has
submitted its report. The committee found
absolutely no evidence to sustain the
charges.
LEAVENWORTH, Kan The board OF
managers OF the Soldiers Home has been
called to meet in special session at Wash
Inpton on March 90, when the report OF
the congress ional committee which recently
investigated the home Will be acted on.
Major Shockley. treasurer Of the Leayen-
worth home has rendered his resis lition.
and it is said that the resignation Of Gov
error 4. j. Smith will be rendered.
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PROPOSALS OF THE ADMIRALS.
Programme Which They Submitted to Their Re-
spective Governments.
PLANS DRAWN up FOR BLOCKADE OF CRETE
Proposed Washps They Fire foean Vesse
Several the Powers Willing Accept the Pans- France
and Great Britain Made Other Arrangements

following
scm-offcia
The able
being exchanged
n s
J. A blockade o
o o the
The seizure
o 0
be
o
S
all
exceeding 500
Each proposals his
o
TO
a available
o admirs 1t
Frence
o
Therefore Russia further col
ccte 10 withdrawal the Greek
he o
not willing
British that the
powers
o Switzerland
weresu
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RUSSIAN PRESS CoMMENT.
Inspired Articles show Thut Greece
Is Held In Contempt.

New York. March IA dispatch to
the Herald from St Petersburg says; Rus
STA has not changed her ideas on the Gre
tan question. These reports are being
spread by some revolutionary Slavonic So
cietits The government is absolutely
firm and unflnching in its attitude that
there can be no negotiation with Greece
until she has withdrawn from her position
as an offender against international law In
open defiance TO the great powers 1t Is
considered that were once such a prece-
dent given all the small countries would.
when it pleased them to. follow suit, and
the powers would absolutely lose all con-
troll.
Special importance attaches 10 leading
article In the St Petersburg Vidomost.
all the more, as of late that paper has
given up publishing articles on foreign af-
toirs. and the present one is inspired. 1t
says. "Greeces refusal is masked in soph-
isms OF very bad taste. Greece is trying
TO play blind mans buzz with Europe Her
conduct must cut per off from all her
friends. The rusc she uses places her on
n plane with Turkey. Greece wishes TO be
an oracle and censor Of the great powers;
Greece has not worked for the pacificatlon
, Of the island but for union TO her. There
is no sense in Greece saying 1t is her sa-
cred cause 10 rescue Crete from Turkey,
No one proposes giving Crete to Turkey.
We must not invariably talk of humanity.
/ but also Of loyalty. II we allow Greece 10
come out and usurp international rights
there will always be anarchy"
| less important article, but interesting
| as demonstrating the more popular feel
! ing. Is that in the Novoe Nreyma. 1t says;
| THE Greek answer viii not admit OF TWO
words either OF criticism of Its correct
| ness or of simple logic. 1t 10 laughahle
! fer the Greeks to say It is they alone who
] have the means to appease the island.
Crete is well known"
The Moskovle Viedomosti in strong ar
| ticle saws: "Can we for a moment enter
| tain the idea that little Greece is imposing
her will upon the united powers' Greece,
| finding herself -insolvent, sought to save
herself by some force measure, which she
| now seeks in war. The eemagogues OF Ath-
ers. filled with exaltation to the highest
decree. try 10 save the threatened dynasty,
Which strives to escape fanaticism by some
force maieur. That is war
| The Novosti. Greece's champion, says
| nothing
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NEW OUTBREAKS.



nt Pns"s.
Constantlnoplc. March 12.-The upiion
obtains here that the pourparlers between
tho powers ON the reply Of Greece TO the
Crctan ultimatum viii be protraeted, In
tho meanwhile another threatening feature
has been added 70 the situation. Renewed
outbreaks are threatened IN Anatolia. The
British ambassador. Sir Philip Currio. has
drawn the attention of the Turkish govern
ment TO the condition OF this district Of
Asia Minor and has requested thos i'm
mediate steps he taken TO avert another
catastrophe. 1t appears that the coalition
of the Christians there is deporahe. lh'y
arc the victims OF oppression and outrage
and murder and the situation at payas IL
SO critical that another sassoun massacre
is feared.
Adviccs received hero from Erzoroum
say that large forces of Russian troops
are concentrating on the Armenian from
tier in the direction of sarakumysh in the
district OF Kara.
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EXPECT TO he FIRED on.
The Greek Cruisers in Dangerous
Position.


London, March l3.-The correspondent OF
the Times at Canea says the foreign ad-
mirals went into the Apokorona district
yesterday afternoon tFriday) to interview
the insurgcnt leaders. 1t appears that
the ministers and consuls have already dis
cussed the proclamation of autonomy since
the porte has agreed TO II, hut the n'cis.crs
are not yet In unison as To dsel;,s and
therefore it is impossible to make an OIL
cial proclamation.
The commanders CT tho Gi,ob cruisers.
Atphios and poplnos, are stll In Cream
waters ard in most 1iifIcl,lt posilicp.
Their express orders are only to rtire
from Canea bay under protest. but ON 20
account to leave Cretan waters They ere
ordered to "reaist to .he death any atiata
upon them for the honor OF the Greer Tag
and the nation which reposes confidence In
the sons OF heroes"
The cruisers are hourly expected TO be
fired upon. Every man has written let
ter OF farewell to his relatives.
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Constsntinople. March Elm semi Off
cinl circles here 1t is positively asserted
that the administration OF the sultan's civil
list is negotiating with the United States
government for the purchase of TWO or
three iron ciads which have already been
completed in the United States and 1t is
added that the sum Of 200 has already
been paid On account
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AT scn'eiv.lle three men were wound
ed, one of them fatally by ]. w. Parker
Charles Bird Was appointed receiver of
the Delles street Railway company.
Cattle exporters complain of steamship
rates out of Galveston and advise a lin:
OF Galveston vessels. MIR. Runge an
swered that negotiations are pending.
North German Lloyd steamship line will
bring 200 immigrants to Galveston.
Attorney General Crane has filed a SUIT
against the fire insurance companies to
restrain them carrying out alleged unlaw-
full agreements
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Berlin, March ia dispatch received In
this city from Conaianiinopic saya that
large quantities of Gras rifles and car
tlidses arc being smugslcd rom Greece
into the Turkish Island of chios, off Tho
west coast of Agia Minor. via Smyrna md
that they arc sold to the inhabitants OF
Chios at low prices.
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Paris. March IA dispatch TO the Jour
nal OF this city from l-arissa says that at
the Turkish headquarters at Elassona there
are $1,000 troops, but. the dispatch adds.
both officers and men are destitute and
have scarcely clothes enough to cover them.
and there have been numerous assertions.
'rhe Greek troops, IL Is further announced.
are in excellent condition and 80 full OF
enthusiasm that their officers have DIFF
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lculty IN keeping them quiet. The From
tiers. IT appears are covered with $4,000
insurgents. who are only awaiting tho sig
nal to advance. IT. is estimated that in an
other weeks time there VIII be $4,000
Greeks concentrated on the frontier.
The Gnuioris says that the blockade must
be postponed until the powers have for
mally taken possession OF Grutc In order TO
organize an autonomous government.
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TODRY'S FEATURES.

Crete.
proposals made by the admirals for the
blockade of Crete accepted by several of
the powers, but Russia, Great Britain and
Franco made other suggestions.
concentration of Greek troops.
Fresh outbreaks threatened.
Greek warships expect to be fired on.
Cuba.
insurgents captured fort and released
prisoners.
cubans defeated by Spanish column un-
der General Rey.
lhree Friends sails with another flli-
clustering expedition.
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Iiinnisn,ir Imminent.

Rome. March l2.---Itala. the organ of the
italian foreign office. says the concert OF
the powers Is complete and pacific block
AIDE OF Crete is Imminent.
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berlin March "a dlspRtch received
from yalta, in the crimoa, reports that a
sanguinary encounter has taken place there
between Russians aud TURKS, Many shops
were demolished A number OF the wound
ed mon have been arrested
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Perry. O. r., March i1.-Mrs. Clara One.
a Western cowboy" who claimed to have
killed five men during her career, Is dead
at her home here aged So.
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INSTRUMENTATION in A.hcn..

London. March iS.--Tbe. Athens corre-
spondent of the Times says some d,ssst-
isfaction is beginning TO express itself
against the government for its failure to
make better provisions for the present
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Vienna, March 12.-Tho semi-ofnciai
Frendenblstt says today The view of the
Greek reply taken by the powers is that
A. can be replied to only by the employ
,nent Of force to induce Greece TO obey the
will OF Europe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-13

Athens. March IL, Eight hundred anh
fifty resorvists have started from the island
Of Corfu for the Turkish frontler. Al "ho
have not purchased exemption In past yeaFs
arc now required 20 serve.
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TOLEDO. Oh.o--1'ne bicycle workers. OF
IN anI other c3ttee who have formed
Nationai union. known as the Bcycie Me-
,.hArres' a4nnn, are here IN large nllfn-
S.frs today for the nrst annual conversion
OF tho union.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-13

HROOKLYN-Rev- DR. Lyman Aupo,t
has stnnuunced a cor. nuation of his series
~ leotures on 'si,ae Bible as Literature
Dr Abbo.t has flatly denied the l.,oral In
sulssf.cn of the Bible IN These Gestures.
and his rd-ciiilnS a. Jonah ana tRe Whsa'AA
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Canea. March l2.--Noon The crctaus
are bombardng tho fortress Of slnalonga.
The garrison Ia still resisting.
Several conflicts between Mussulmans
and Christians have occurred In the vii
lage of Archaneas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-13

pARIs-Tbc Bonapartists m France
hays oiganlzed a demonstration Tor 10
morrow, the birthday OF tho unfortunate
Prince Imperial.
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NEW YoRK-The sportsmsn's exnapi'
ton VIII begin today al MaoYoh oqu@ie
garden, TO lasss week.
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FRANKFORT. Ky.--The Kentucky reg
tslature will meet In sptchal SESSION "
elect a United States senator,
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cabinet meeting at which details OF or
ganizatton of departments was discussed.
The Mississippi. river floods. Leyees
thought to be safe.
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ropAY,s FORECAST.

SAN JOSE. csl.-rhc Garden cry cy-
clers VIII hold a race meet at thesr e'uen'
this city. ,1,1ay
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wASngNGToN Rcth democraas and
republicans ygAl caucus rodAy. preliminary
10 he spVgsgti so.StpD az congress 10 be-
an Monday. ms win be the FIRST chance
OF se.s1ng how the nalNiSsi VIII limo up.
Tho deuorJtB hope 10 gather On ~ the
SILVER rfpuDllc;n6. wIiale the republicans
are holding oul very tcmidiig tsli 20 the
gold dcmotifl,A.
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canea. March IL .-Mussulman refugees
who have been brought here are destitute.
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Cow Peas.

v,e have lust received car of Clay hnd
,,,t, .n, a,,v pcs. Write or wire tor
p " Ss.r Fall line SORGHUM, MlLLEr
ALFALFA, etc.
TExAs SEED AND FLORAL CO.
Wholesale Seed Merchants, DallaS' irSas,
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BAILEY WILL BE NOMINATED.


Marchta
the which decided
hardly
G. DE Gahcned
lnpyow 20
he lr ballot There doubt
his fri q moth
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NV yonK~qho rup.teeu club viii

NT4W 1FITFTN- fTIV TWTFTVH VTHU VIII
hnvcssl novel souihcrn dinner today A
large hall wtl DO fixed mp 10 represent
on une ede u sugar plantation and on
thr either 81 cotton held. On a platform at
ono end an Old negro ''ntlmmy' VIII make
.hoecakts, and q iroOr az udnStrels VIII
ftlrniah music The m.;m Will Include all
the d!gbea for which Southern cuisine Is
famot.s iuclud ng 'I4ys-sufn
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The Grcciun war miniHtrr In
strniuing every cfiort Ia get
his trnups lit fighting trim.
Powers ARE snid "a he Irn-
ciousls inclined enough 10 n,-
low some concessions tn
Greece 81 she will first MAX"
complete submission 10 them.
fine mnp of the war terri
tory In The East.
GcrMnny viii not ngrcc to
toin the other powers IN nn-
other note tai Greece.
four ambassadors - to Great
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Rates finally decided on to the Christian
Endeavor meeting at San Francisco in
July
The Western Union Telegraph company
Will soon cease to do business on tho
Union Pacific system.
The Katy Will meet the cut rate Of the
Kansas City. Phtshurg and Gulf to
Shreveport.
a number of rulings by the railroad
comm es.on.
Local.
Interest in case now in the supreme
court.
Records OF the various tribunals of JUS
tee.
Meeting of the stockmen's Protective
association.
Parting dinner of w. II. Coy.e.
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Cotton futures 10 points higher at
New Orleans; better demand for new crop
deliveries.
Refined sugar l-16c higher.
Bacon. lard and all hog products have
advanced
May wheat closed at 727-sa7sc at Chi
cago.
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episode cauael great aurry IN tho mn
if3lcIiul world.
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DID YOU READ IT IN THE POST?
III You missed of the chief items OF erdoys
news. Here they

uritniu, France. Germany and
tinIS--haNc rrncfirnfIy been
nHrccd op by Nv. mckinley,
Er-se"rctnry Jubn q. Carlisle
Inns gone "a North CnroIium us
~ representative of ptrrpunt
Morgan 10 aid In fastening an
unpopular railroad icnsc on
TINT state.
Many smaller items, scic-
gruphic nnd state, besides the
above were printed exclusives
w in The Post. hu, those are
the big SCOOPS"