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AL PROCESSION THROUGH THE SIRE

gun force Royal Horse Artillery always
takes the procession
parades they facing
busy bags of the color and white pumes
army all
for the infantry represented
which to admire most The
Incompatible Life Guards from the brigade of
the household country Their
record includes Detngen George
1743 the Peninuar War Waterloo and 1alv in 1sso s
didy rode their Kings Dragon
Guards with record of bloody Queens
scarlet uniforms with black plume waving in Tho ~ IT,
followed
until the Scots Gys rode un
able their martial spec
tace than these beautifully
proud and handsome and wened
the cheered and
horses tried was such prodi
Fay music! Bands sng threes of
each always long march There
was inspiration and infectious enthusiasm regular
troops had there military
to the Queen These officers of
the two services and the crowd recognized warmly a
'e Lo ohaf beresioro especially who is the naval
officer the Kingdom obliged the way
acknowledging the tribute of the admirng populace.
Then the Foreign naval and
decorations went h.
General Miles Lieutenant COlwe among these
toer uniforms more modest less gaudy than OF
nations credab n
sented The Queen courtesy Emperor
colonel the First PruAn Dragon Guards and delegation
OF this Colonel Won Fallen
commanding delegation the most striking 6on
IN 'ne by reason chiefly OF the splendid silver
mounting his silver helmet Although mis.aknc his n
uonaly
Next in depuaon officers of the i'm perisI ev
OF india cs
next occupying five oed had the rov
emblazoned
There four for
nlnetenhs OF the spectators somewhat
rapid they allowed silence Esven
similar carriages followed dgn and
female members of the family the ware
familiar to the multitude and
Atength the
excitement high
colonial contingent and Life Guards then Enb
and foreign princes riding in hrees
Egypt the Duke of York monarch on earth
represented in that long file of
contrast of physically.
royalty comprising within power Of
OF twenty native officers of cavalry and
the supreme for which WAITING
Lord Woseley, commandernche armv ro5 b
alone then horses famous
the empire the in
clouds had
upon scene winch
empire The woman whose greatest era ~
sat evident receiving ado
vouchsaed ono
that she could alas little
She heard and felt quite enough for one no
woan powers Not Tor years has the Queen appeared MANY
we-preservd fifteen old as she
dressed slightly relieved with .i b
meath the lace OF the bodice She carried the
gift of Right Hon.
Commons the only gift the private ph;.et
Her Majesty seated opposite the and Pn
Christian 1t said her she con5
acknowledge plauds btr
appliance
tribute attempt sno,d
the ST. Paus the her and she
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cia reversed then lowered the point Offering
handle to her, which she touched.
When the carriage
Some declare there
spoke few of
spoke few words reply
emily the PauPs
minutes later AS
of Canterbury and York with
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continually Inclined head guided apparently
of
The greater part the
hour The Prince Wales
were by her side ouide Then followed
and equees Last of all and
squadron f Horse Guards
where the Lord Mayor waiting precisely Mayor
on foot with dpuaon official
homage the
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, indigestion. 2ss
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LOUD BILL PASSES.
Prohibits Serial Publications aud Fake
Periodicals. From Enjoying srcOmd-
Glass Mall Privileges Big Fight Against

Prohibits Serial Publications aud Fake
Periodicals. From Enjoying srcond-
Glass Mail Pt ivIItEes big Fight Against
iiFRilS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-The Loud
bill to amend the law relating 10 second
class mail matter was' passed by the
house to-day after two days Of debate,
by a vote Of IA to 1Oj. The opposition
to the bill made strong fight against
IT, The statements made on the floor as
10 It's effect on certaIn particulars, were
very comnlcJng The most Important
provision OF the bill denies the serial pub
llcatInnB admission to the mails at one
cent per pound rates. II IS 4 follows:
THAT nothing herein contained shall
be construed as 20 admit 20 the second
class rate publications purpurtlnB 10 be
issued periodically. and g. subscribers
but which are merely books or reprints
OF books, whether they be l1Jued com
pletc or IN parts, whether they be bound
or unbound, whether they be sold by
subscription or otherwise, or whether
they purpOrt TO be premiums or supple
ments or parts Of regular newspapers or
periodicals."
The bin also denies TO newspapers the
rhWlllt ANHF ~ ~ ~ tAlNhA ~ iAAhA
lege enjoyed by news dealers Of return
Ing unsold publications at the second
class rate.
The only other important change IN
the present law provides that publishers
whDgo publications are admitted aJ sec
0ud class matter shall BE- required before
dep0hting such mall matter IN the post
once. to separate the sumo Into United
Sinta5 mail sacks or bundles by states,
cities. towns. and counties as the post
master general shall direct.
Mr. Grosyenor. tRep.. ohio, created a
Hurry az the opening 0f the session Of the
h1uss to-day by securing the adoption
4H question 8f privilege Of a rcsolu-
ton calling on the several departments
f8r statements ~ to why they had failed
go comply With a former rcsolutl0n the
h0ufs had pagsad at his lnUancf on
June q. requesting information N tie
several departments relative n the nd
miHla,ra,'5n Of the ciyil service law, He
made sarcastic comments on the mat
f-r
The rcsolntlnn call Tor information AZ
20 The number OF employees lp each de-
pnTlmcnt WHO have died resigned or
been removed since March 4, 1893, the
number appointed under the clyl SER
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LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Article club,
an association which is made up OF the
leading commercial firms of the coun-
try, representing an aggregate capital
OF 1,SOO, 200, 900 pounds. the agentsgeneral
in London OF the Colonies, the heads OF
the government departments and many
others Interested in the commerce OF
the empire. gave a banquet tonight at
the Hotel Cecil, the United States am
bassador, Mr.. Bayard, being the guest
OF the evening. The earl OF Jersey. who
succeeds the earl OF Winchelsea as
president OF the club, was chairman,
and az the cYoncluslon OF the dinner he
opened the proceedings. The earl OF
Jersey, formerly governor OF New
South Wales, made a few remarks In
eulogy Of Mr.. Bayard the United States
ambassador, and then Sir Robert G.
W. Herbert, agent general I'm London
Tor Tasmania, toasted the colonies
which, he said, were greatlY indebted
10 Ms. Bayard for the settlement Of
cretain questions tending TO the feder-
alton OF the English speaking peoples
Cardinal Vaughan, archbishop Of
Westminster. proposed the toast 90 the
The People OF the United States
amid prolonged cheers. He said: The
United States and Great Britain have
q common mission Of civilization and
Brltons have extended 20 their Ameri-
can cousins the hand of'fellowship.
The United States he said. had often
chosen worthy representatives in Eng
land, but never had a happier choice
been made than that Of AR. Bayard
When Mr.. Bayard arose to reply to
this toast, he received tremendous
ovation from those present. He said
II have sincerely tried to be faith
fuf 10 my trust We look
upon you ms our English cousins and
upon Canadians as our American half
brothers. There is nothing in the growth
OF Canada but what win awaken pride
In a citizen of the United States. There
is not, and there ought not to be any
lust obstruction between the United
States, Great Britain and Canada. There
should be no divergence by sharp
phrases and insults that sting longer
than injuries"
Referring in his usual strain to the re-
latlons between England and the United
States, Mr.. Bayard closed by saying:
IF have evoked the dlspleasure OF
some because have sought TO preserve
amity, 1 cannot say that am very sor-
ry on the contrary am rather CRATE
fni for the distinction. 1t Is in no spirit
OF defiance, but in a well considered
spirit Of gratitude that reflect that
hive been able to bring the hands and
hearts Of the two countries together.
II that is my record. l shall carry 1t
away and keep It wherever go"
The guests all rose in their places at
the conclusion Of the Ambassadors
speech, loudly cheering and waving
their handkerchiefs.
1t was the greatest ovation which has
been rendered to Mr., Bayard during his
service here.
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WASHINGTON. d. c, Jan, 6.-T'he
house committee on Pacific railroads
to day arranged the details OF the de-
batc which will be begun tomorrow on
the Powers bin. Tho time VIII be equally
divided by the supporters and oppo-
nents OF The bill, Chairman Powers be-
pinnlug the debate, Mr.. Hubbard. OF
Missouri, viii control the time for the
Mr.. Harrison. OF Alabama, who Is
considering the proposal Of substitute
OF amendment 10 place the settlement
of the question In the hands Of n COM
mission, spoke OF his plan, and one or
two other members said that they con-
sjdpred 1t practical method, but con-
sldercd II 10 be their duty TO support
tho committee bill, TO which they were
already pledged
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NEAR TO HAVANA
sPanl,h Reports Admit the Insurgents arr
There In .'NumerouS Forces"

Spanish Reports Admit the InaurEentl are
There I'm .'NumerouS Forces"
HAVANA. Jan. CA detachment Of
insurgents last night under Major En-
riQue Penalyer attacked Arroyo Ma
rama, near this city, supported by nu-
merous forces. The attack was met by
the local garrison and the enemy was
unable TO burn or plunder any build
ings. They left dead inside the town
the body OF PenRlver. q brother of the
major and a deserter from the Spanish
volunteers, as well as the bodies OF
three privates and seventeen wounded
men.
General Aralos. while accommodating
I'm the neighborhood Of Cayajabos, prov
ince of Pinar del Rio. has been engaged
with several bands OF insurgents and
inflicted upon the loss of seventeen men
kill, captured twelve prisoners, destroy
ed several camps and burned large
number Of huts.
Under date of to-day Captain Cen
eral Weyler has issued another edict
giving orders that within a period Of
eight DAYS all owners OF estatea man
ayers and tenants In the province OF
Plnar del Rio, Havana and Matanzas
shall appear before the mayors OF the
nearest fortified town and present u po-
lice passport and document proving
their ownership and the payment OF
their last taxes.
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Vice rules and the number not appointed
under such rules who are now covered
by the extension OF the civil service rules.
General debate on the Loud bill TO
amend the law relating 20 second class
mail matter was then resumed.
Messrs Aiiiiiken, (Rep,, Mc.), Wagner,
(Rep., Penna.). Tracy, (Rep., MOI,
Morse, (Rep., Mass.). and Mr.. Bingham,
(Rep., Penna.). made speeches against
the bill, the latter calling attention 10 the
vast sums expended by the government
for the general welfare, the thousands of
tons OF mail matter carried free under
franks for the information OF the people,
the millions OF acres and dollars eNpend-
ed for the development OF commerce, the
vast sums expended at the centennial,
worlds fair, and other expositlona for
the enlightenment Of the people. Cheap
rates for books were, he argued, part
and a necessary part OF the govern
ment's general scheme for the education
OF the people.
Mr.. Loud closed the general debate in
advocacy OF his measure.
He replied to many Of the arguments
advanced against The bill and closed
with an earnest appeal for its passage.
The bill was then read for amendment,
the purpose OF which was to permit the
transmission as second class matter OF
serial publications and books when sent
az parts Of regular newspapers.
Mr.. Loud said the amendment would
defeat the purpose Of the bill.
Mr.. Moody, (Rep. Mass). made
very bitter attack on the opposition to
the bill,
The Tracy amendment was withdrawn
when the committee rose at o'clock
and the vote was taken on the engroSs-
ment and third reading OF the bill.
This was a test vote on the biil. Ihe
motion was carried 1I4--l05. The oppo-
sitlon made no further EFFORT in the face
OF this defeat.
The bill was passed without division,
and at 4:3O p. m. the house adjourned
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 6,-Governcr
Davld VI. Clough was inaugurated for
his second term of Office shortly before
noon to-day. The two houses met In
jolnt session and committee of sem
ntors and representatives waited up
on the governor sO escort him 90 the
hail OF the house where the members
OF both branches ana i large number
OF spectators were awaiting him. chief
Justice e. VI. stuart. eiliclated IN the
simple. but olepH swearing IN nf the
chief executive Tor his new term ot
office Governor Clough then read lhs
biennial message u thr legislature
which was heard with close attention
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CHICAGO. Jan. 6.--JOhn W. Doane
has retired from the presidency of the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company.
He was reelected president and direc-
tor. but has telegraphed from Omaha
declining to serve. An this was part OF
a prearranged plan, except the telegram,
ii having been arranged that he was "a
be rendered a reelection, which he was
to decline. presumably by mah. The
resignation is the result OF a series OF
arrangements between the president and
some OF the directors and stockholders,
apparently owing more or less 10 Mr.
poane's connection with the Diamond
match pool and the statements that Mr.
Donne was q large borrower at the inati-
tuition OF which he was president.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-The senate
held brief executive session to-day at
the Instance OF the committee on foreign
relations for the purpose of securing ac-
tlon on the Orange Free State and Ar
gentine eXtradition treaties. but did not
succeed in accomplishing that purpose.
The treaties went over for day on the
suggestion OF Senator Chandler that
they should be printed before being
taken up in the senate.
The treaties relate only to the subject
of extraditlon of criminal. offenders
agalnst,the law and are constructed ac-
cordlng TO the form usually followed In
such cases. Provision Is made that the
treaties shall not apply to political Of
fapsss
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Jan, GA vi
tai point in the fgh: for the United
States senatorship IS the distribution
of COMMITTEES assignments. Speaker
Curtis was asked to-day II he intend
ed to make up the list before the elec-
tlon OF United States senator He
replied that as vet he had given the
matter but little thought. ~ have not
decided what will be IN This matter"
he added, "and as vet am unprepar-
ed 10 say just now how l will act,
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rHE MoNErARY OONEERENOE.
The Work May Result In High Glass
commission OF Business Men.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. cit has
been definitely settled that the monetary
convention which begins January u,
will be held in Tomllnson hall. There
have been many reQulsitions for space
from newspapers.
Local members of the executive COM
mi.tee are OF the opinion that the con-
yentlon viii be able to conclude It's labors
In two days or three at the outside,
The general Iesiiys nesiis ITSELF ~ into the ap-
nnIntment OF a nOu-partisan, high class
commission of business men,
The executive committee VIII make mr.
r,pgamants for the taking Of steno-
graphlc report OF the proceedings OF the
Convention, TO he afterwards furnished
10 delegates and others interested.
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LONDON. Jan. 6.-Later reports re-
celyed here In regard TO the banquet re-
Gently given at Capetown 10 Col. Cecil
Rhodes. ex-premier OF Cape Colony,
si,aw that IL resulted In n scene OF nosa-
HE enthuslam. The text Of the speech
In which Col Rhodes asserted that the
paramount idea ls expansion that the
world surface Is limited and that there
FORE the best policy Is to take as much OF
that surface as O possibly can. has ere
ated a sensation IN London, where even
bls best frlcrdS regard the proceedings
oC Col, RAuods6 with mlsglvlns.
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GRUEsoME WARNING
To Fire FlsndS Lsft by Party Of south
- CnrolInn LYnnhers,

To Fire FiendS Lsft by n Party Of South
CNrolInR Lynchsrs.
oRANGEBURG, S. c.. Jan. Claw
rencs Brown, the negro who Is gener-
ally believed to have been connected
with burning OF Robert Wannamak-
e..'s barns and stables az Sdllton last
week, was lynched at 10 o'clock last
might. His body was found this morn
ing, hanging from the cross beam OF
the danger signal az the crossing Of
the South Carolina Ss Georgia railroad.
1t was riddled with shot Pinned TO II
was a placa:d, on which was inscribed
the following:
Judge Lynch is in session tonight;
verdict, guilty. The prisoner must die.
Warning: We win protect our homes
and property, so help US God. No hell
'lsh fire fends shall live"
(Slgned) "CITIZENS."
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CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 6,--Prcsident-
elect Mckinley returned to Cleveland
this evening, being accompanied BY Gen.
Felix Agnus, editor OF the Baltimore
Am 7riclu. # is believed that the Presl-
dent-eisct had decided upon Mr. Allison
FOR secretary OF state some time since,
and Il has also been known that the lat
fer was adverse 10 leavinE the senate at
this time Tor reasons which were salts
factory tn himself,
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LOUISVILLE BALL CLUB.
PullIam Succeeds 10 the Presidency.
Rogers will Manage.


Rogers will Manage.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. 6.-The an
nual meeting Of the directors of the
Louisville base bah club was held to-
night. Although the plans for the COM
ing season were discussed in detail,
the feature OF the meeting was the re-
tlrement OF DIR. T. Hunt stucky from the
presidency OF the club md the election
OF Harry Pullman TO succeed him. First
baseman Jimmy Rogers will manage the
Colonels this year
President Pullman was given the dis
posal OF $40, 900. TO be used to strengthen
the club by purchase OF new players,
trading or in any way he secs fit.
An Incentive TO good work on the part
of the 1897 team is given in the offer OF
premiums to be determined by the
standing OF observation-disclosures
son. II the Colonels soar to ninth
place, $1,000 is TO be distributed among
the players; II the eighth. $1,000; II sew
enth, is TO reached 5000 will be divided
nm
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LINCOLN, Nebo Jan. 6.-Nebraska
free silver men OF all parties held a
convention here to-day aud organized
state league. Judge c, H. Scott. ot
Onana. was elected president and
James stoekhani, Of Custer couniy,soe-
r. j. Bryan addressed the meetin0
briefly. saying " was better to have
run ana lost than never to have run
at all
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CoNsrANTINoPLE, Jan. Cit ap-
pears that the ambassadors of tho pow
avs In addition TO considering the
trSntment Of Christians VA Turkish
e,npIrr. are discussing measures 70
oneiiorate the position of the Mussul-
mans by Improving the status Of OIL
clols and assuring the regular pay
,nent or thslr salaries This course lS
prnduclng an excellent eject
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BUFFALO. y, Y, Jan. 6,-Frederlck
\. Gregory. private secretary OF Pro
prIetor John Hold Of the Tint house
ana chief clerk OF that establishment
Sos dIsappcared, leaving behind numcr-
oTg mad checks and taking with him
I, IL ALLEGED, several thousand dollars
OF his employers money Gregory Is
about forty years OF age. and IL known
10 business and professional men eH
over the country.
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40 REPUpLIcAN CLURa
Those Intending TO Participate In the In
auguratiOn should Report al Once.


auEuratiOn should Report al Once.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.--President D.
D. woodmansee. OF the National Repub-
llcan League of Clubs, tonight Issued
the following;
ITO Presidents of Republican League
Clubs:
1T Is requested that be furnished at
the very earliest opportunity with the
names OF all league clubs that expect to
take part In the Inauguration parade on
March 4 next Also the style OF uni
form, probable number in line and name
OF officer in command il is very I'M
portant that 1 have this information
without delay, that necessary arrange
ments may be made by the committee on
civic organizations at Washington. Ad-
dress me at Cincinnati"
''D. D. wooDMANsEE,
President National Republican Lea
-
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SLAIN m CuBA
that E1-CongrsuSmau DnuEhsrty
faa Vtrfir,

Report that E1-CongrsISmAu DauEhsTty
isa Victim.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. GA special
to the Commercial Appeal from Dalton,
Ca, says: There is little doubt that the
Hon. Charles Dougherty. ex-congress-
man from the Second district of Florl-
da, has been slain In Cuba. Reports
have been published from Cuba about
the killing there of one Charles Dough-
erty, an American citizen, who kas iden-
titled BY an autograph upon gold
watch found upon his person. When
Mr. Dougherty left home In July he had
Just such a watch with the autograph
as Indicated.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G,-Frederlck
Blocker, aged forty four years. veal
thy stock dealer from Halle, Germany.
died to-day from a gunshot wound self
inflicted last night. Blocker came 20 this
country short time ago, travelling as
FAR west as Chicago and buying live
stock. on his return 10 Philadelphia
yesterday. he found o letter waiting
him. When ne read 1t, he remarker that
II contained had news. Soon atterward
ne went 10 his room and shot himself.
The letter has not been found
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ERIE. Pa. Jan s-iFhe second Ma
ti1naI bank. conceded TO be one OF the
sifnngest finaneial Institutions Of the
state wHh5tSbd 4 iUn on 1t all Jay
vcatcrduy 81 Day from a. m. to P.
M, a steady stream OF dcposltors call
ed upon the paying teller but every
demand was mel.
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PARIs1 Jan. G-''h' petite R1pnblIQue
pays thl th' government has no fa!lh
In the duration of peace, as evidence by
The fact -iha. lt has been Addressed to
the officers IN the frontier a series "
special questions relative 10 IT, eventual
mobilization OF the forces
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BAYARD SPEAKS.
Our Ambassador Banquetted by
English Commercial Firms.
RESPONDS HAPPILY TO TOAST

To ''Ths PsOpioiOr the United states"
Receives the hsGrsatsrt ovation Ever Ten
dsrod Him In EnEIAnd-Ir Not sorry
that Some OF his Aeta Have Evoked
Critieism-On the Contrary, Hsis Proud
oftho Distinstion Accorded Him.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 6.-'rhe third
and last - 4he torpedo boats being
bull, gor thc Cnltcl states at the Col
umblnu Iron Works. was successfully
launched to-day, Her total cost win be
S9i 800.
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THE WOOL MEN
HaveTheir Innings with the Ways
and Means Committee.
INDUSTRY HAS BEEN RUINED

Nv tho wilson TariH Law-sllght Differ
enes Between Grower, aud Dealers as to
Rates, but all Claim that Higher Duty
1, Necessary to Build Up the Industry.
free wool In, Not Benefited the Con.
sun.er Is the General Verdict