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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
FATAL CLOSE OF A SPREE.
COIOred Man Throws Himself from TN g
Fourth story Of "a Building.

CLEVELAND. April 1i.-William Bundy.
colored man. aged twenty-eight years
committed suicide this afternoon by throw
ing himself from the fourth story of a
building i'm the business center of the city
Bundy had been on a spree for several
days and IL is thought his mind had he
come unbalanced The window from which
he Jumped WAS In cOlOred mems club
room His body turned over several times
and his head struck the curbstone. crush
ing his skull A large crowd OF people wit
messed the suicide
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
w. w. TAYLOR FREE.
south DakOta's Recreant Treasurer
Will Soon Visit His Indiana Friends

SIOUX FALLS, $. D.. April 1L-South
Dakotas erring state treasurer, William
w. Taylor, was released from the peni-
tentiary here to-day after imprison-
ment OF one year and a half. Good be-
hayior reduced his two-year sentence some
six months He leaves at once for his old
home at Redfeld, where he will stay a few
days, and then go to Indiana TO visit
friends
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
The POpuIar
MONON ROUTE
Il l;ns sss to CHICAGOTdn,%sssa 70 AZ HOURS
FOUR DAILY TRAINS

Leave Indianapolis-7:00 a. m. ll:5o a. M, 3:35
. m, 1885 night.
Trains Arrive IndianapoIis-33o a m. 7:45 q.
m, 2;35 o. m. 4:3i u. m.
Local sleeper IN indianapolis ready at $50 D.
m Leaves Chicago. returning q, at 245 a. N. Can
be taken any time after 9:30 ID. m.
Ticket Offices. West Washington street Union
Station AID Massa chusetts-avenue Depot.
GEO. W. HAYLEE- ID. p. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
THE PROCLAMATION.
Last Receipt for New Laws Came i'm
Last Night.

The proclamation of the Governor, pro-
mitigating the laws enacted by the sixtieth
General Assembly appears in the advertis-
ing columns of this mornings Journal. and
those laws are now of full force and effect
This breaks the record for rapidity in the
publication and PRONUNCIATION of the session
laws. Heretofore it has usually been ac-
complished late in May or early in June
Secretary of State owen. whose duty it is
TO publish and distribute the laws. prom
sed that this year 1t should be done by
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
Flood Mt Fort Leavenworth.

LEANENWORTH, Kan, April IA
large part of the Fort Leavenworth reser-
walton on the Missouri side is under water
and the federal prison farm on the Kansas
side is covered with lakes. The water is
encroaching Stillings. the village across
from Leavenworth, and several families
have been forced 10 move. Work In the
Western Target Company factory has been
stopped. back water has flooded the
building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
Situation at Cairo.

CARLO, ILL.,, April 1.-THE crest Of the
present rise has probably been reached here
and tomorrow will likely see a fall in the
river. The gauge tonight reads 1873 feet.
showing only slight rise since last night
and no change since this morning. 1t is
clear and cool tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
voted Against Methodist women

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE motion to
admit women lay delegates TO the
Methodist Episcopal Conference was lost
to-day at the New York East Conference
in Brooklyn by a vote of Isl TO So
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
Seven Negroes Drowned.

HELENA, Ark, April IA distressing
accident has occurred ten miles west of
this city. resulting in the drowning OF a
family Of seven negroes. Sylvester Sanders,
a tenant on the Joel Higgins farm. where
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
COL. MOSBY SNUBBED.

bel Indlanapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. April 1-word having
passed along the line that Col. John s.
Mosby had been snubbed by the commit
tees having in charge the Grant memorial
monument demonstration i'm New York on
the 9th. the Confederate veterans of Vir-
ginia who had been intending to partici-
pate in the ceremonies are preparing to
stay at home. In view of the fact that
Colonel Mosby is about the only surviving
Confederate of note who had the honor of
the warm personal friendship of General
Grant. the friends OF the famous guerrilla
chieftain say that the committee ar
rangements could with better taste have
left OF any other man in the South from
their list OF invitations than him, and they
insist on being insulted. The matter is
creating much OF stir among veterans,
and they are saying all kinds OF uncompli-
mentary things about the New Workers
who are responsible for the omission.
The widow OF Gen. L. 5. Grant has writ
ten home story of her late husband. 1t
may not be published during the lifetime
OF Mrs. Grant, but Will probably be given
TO the public by her children If she should
conclude TO leave il for them 10 do with il
as they may select. In speaking of her
production Mrs. Grant said Il have been
gradually getting IL together for years
While IL deals with the generals career as
son that underlies everything else has been
10 enable my children TO have that true in
sight into their fathers character that I
alone could give them. / have not vet de-
eided anything about the title"
Ohio Militia to Visit New York
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE National
Guard OF Ohio will be represented in the
Grant parade on April q by over 100 men.
Gen. II. A Axline. adjutant general of the
National Guard of that State. called on
Cen Dodge to-day 10 arrange for the
transportation OF Ohio's troops. He said
that he would send the quartermasters
from each department 10 be represented TO
New York TO make arrangements for quar-
ters. etc Governor Bushnell, OF Ohio. il TO
nave as MS escort the Toledo Cadets, an
unattached organization belonging 10 the
Ohio National Guard There viii be ~ 00sl
men IN the Grant parade, 5000 uniformed
and 1900 civilians
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-15
TRAINS
O.. k. ~ ID. RY.
DAYTON TRAINS, c., III. q ID. Rl

TOLEDO AND DETROIT TRAINS
G., III. a Id. RY.
Arrive. Arrive
Toledo. Detroit
Lv Ind pills. s10:45 a. m $40 u. m. $50 D. m
Ly. Ind pills. 1906 p. m. 4:09 "A. IN. 6:15 a IN.
Except Sunday.
Tickets and information at Union Station and
No. 2 West Washington street corner Meridian
GEO. W. HAYLER. ID. p. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
SLOANE Walked THEM UP.
American Jockey Attracting Consid-
cradle Attention In London.
STYLE OF LIVING AST0NIsHES THEM.
lie Also Wnxers on His Own Mounts,
Which Is Against the Tcnets
Of the English Turf.

London. November 6.--(Copyrighted
1897, by the Associated Press. 1.-The
Sporting newspapers have devoted much at
tention to Tod Sloane. the American jockey,
since he has begun winning races en- the
English turf. Sloane's magnificent style
OF living astonishes the English sports
men. He has apartments at the Hotel
Cecil, and with his valet goes back and
forth by train to the various race meet
r,gs. 1t is announced he viii probably
stay here year.
Sloane. however is much criticised for
betting. He had s25o0 on St. Cloud II for
the Cambridgeahire stakes, and as Jockeys
here are not allowed to bet the Jockey
clubs attention is being called to Sloane's
procliyities 1t Is urged that II he remains
here he must be stopped from betting. The
Evening News hopes that the jockey club
win not gloss 1t over as 1t did when 1t
permitted Croker to use the jockey club
enclosure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
THREE FATALLY HURT.
OTHER BODIES MAY DE IN THE
RUINS.
hundred Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Property Destroyed by Fire
at Tcxnrknun.

Texarkana, Ark. November 6.-Fire this
morning destroyed four steam dry kIlus
five lumber sheds and over 900 900 feet o,
lumber. the property of the Central Coal
and Coke Lumber company The argre
gate loss is over 100000
The mill is one of the largest In the
southwest aud has cutting capacity OF
2bO,ooO feet daily. one of the burned
buildings Was mammoth she'd 300 fee,
in length. The roof rell in while about
forty men were under it, aud 1t is believed
That several bodies Will be found in tho
ruins, Several men were taken out in
jured, three of whom viii die.
Charles Kurn. white carpenter; Edwin
Harron, IN employe of the Southern Fur
niturc company, ana negro hborer are
the fatally injured.
When the fire was hottest a whirlwind
was created and another large Shed that
stood near by when struck by 1t Was torn
INTO kinding as II destructive cyclone
had struck IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AGREED TO Ate,


Threatened strike In hnucashirc
May lie N,crted.
Manchester November 6.-srho crisis IN
the cotton industry which was threatened
By the action of the operatives nstructlne
their delegates to inform their employers
that they would not consent TO n reduction
IN wages, and the announcement by the
employers OF their intention 10 make a re-
duction of per cont in the pay of their en- :
ployes has been avorted The executive
committee of the operative spinners' as-
soclatlon today adopted resolution to nc
cept the oifer made by the masters TO sub
NIT the matter to arbitration, on tho oondi-
non mat the concession reached be based
on the state of trade an November /. with
the explanation that II always is the cn,.
tom OF the splnners and their employers to
ask FOR an advance or reduction o, wages
inc demands being based upon the condi-
tion o. business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AMBuSHED BY THE /
American Prospcctors Pita|
the Mexican Gold PtIt|
ONE OF THE PARTY BADLYl9
Apnchcs ana Two Renersa.
cans Were In the AttackIr,I
Miners Are Going Bsd|

Ell Paso, Texas, November & q
of prospectors, composed of Gus b
A, Mitchell, Grant Bowen and u
den OF this city. Robert ru6
Worth. Chris Lane of BeXar anl 81
Of Mexico, left Ill liaso October \
Iaqui gold fields in Sonora, An
night Gus Kline was brought WI
paso with his right arm slot Il
kline says that his party was u
MS they we've crossing the Dedl5
bone. entering the YaGui gold il
miles west of Casa Grande. III
pectors had met several indians
hibited no signs of hosliliiiw a
party was feeling perfectly strrs5
suddenly, while they were eAiae
IN canyon on the Devils KsiK
the 9th of October, a band ii n
dams and two Americans appeztE
cliff and opened fire on the Rs
Though teken completely by sup4
Americans sprang to tbeir yum 4
turned the fire with such earnestse
scare the indians and their ml
thirsty American allies 70 seek n
You'd the rocks. Gus Kline ita (
FIRST yoilsy, with his arm riddiA [
lets. His friends drew him hen$
tecting rocks and the ba tie wn
all day Tho pack burlos Of thti3
tors We're killed. but under Govt
shadows Of evening the Iiltls
Americans with their WOUNDED
returned to thu OPEN ii In. Aax
ing, hungry and foot sore, for n
and nights they reached fsaaI
mlios from Casa Cr,nae on The ~
Sierra MadIe and l,scitic road
ranch they sent Kline to the rallA7
declared their intention OF restlnl =
curing another outfit and retHi1
another brush with the lndii10
with the two outlaw Americas
to be guarding the pass over .af
Backbone" An old hunter ted
peciors ct the ranch that the lpsa
announced they would step me
white men to their gold fields.
pecfors, however, refused 10
warning. saying that the lnllana
snulted them were apaches ana
quis. 1t is believed here that
beaded young Americans retup
fight they will all be Eutcherea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
THE SPANISH VIEW.
To Give IN Cubn Would lie n Nm
tIDuai Disgrace.

New York. Novcmher G.+The Herald an
nounces that u. y. DeGueryille. corrob-
crates the statements already made by
the ex-minIs.cr. HanniS Taylor. Me-.
Dc Gucrville hal explained the Snansh
situation to Senior CASTELAR, from the Cuban
ara from the Am Srlcan standpoint.
Senior CASTELAR, said: You are right and
We are wrong. " Is our fault If Cuba is
In revolution. We have governed the III.
land with he sword In the mast selfish,
brutal and dishonest manner. Men can
not live without freedom and liberty any
more lhan the bird can live without air.
or the fish without water. We must give
the Cnbans liberty and freedom
DO you mean TO say that II today you
were governing Spain you would give Cuba
It's liberty" was asked
"ies, but by liberty | meant absolute
autonomy, they would be dis fres Ms Canada
or Australia"
Hut suppose the Cubans refuse auton :
o'uy aud keep on fighting for absolute In
dependence, what would you dor
''Oh. then fight fight to the bitter end;
fight. ms we Ray, until tho last cent aud
the last man had gone. You sec. my friend.
with ua II is question of honor--we can
non give II up. To save our honor suggest
10 give Cuba ite autonomy, because | know
we can not have Cuba by force of arms.
But We can not give up; We must rather die
As a NATHAN -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Meeting to lie Held in Fort Worth.
The Houston franchise.

w III IN FOtt worm.
The Houston franchise.
Dallas, Texas, November 6.-Manager
McCloskey Of the Dallas baseball club re-
turned from Houston and Galveston today
well satisfied with his efforts toward SC
curing six club Texas League next sea-
son. He had a telephone talk with Irtsi-
dent Heuermann this afternoon. 1 he lat
ter has called q meeting of club represent
atives for November II at the Delaware
Hotel, Fort Worth. President IIeuermann
told Manager McCloskey that four different
parties were trying TO get the Houston
franchise. and that he would give it to
the most experienced man. George Der
mody and Alex. Eastpn will represent Gal
weston next Thursday; Hines, San Antonio.
Ted Sullivan. Waco; w. II. Ward. Fort
Worth, and McCloskey Dallas. Houston's
representative Is not yet known. McCos-
Key favofs short st,lson and an $500 limit.
lie says, Colonel John H. Ward of Fort
worth never thought of accepting The presi
dency CT a tri-state league and refused such
an oher because OF his candidacy TO. tho
tVft Worth postoftice. Manager McClosley
expects a very successful meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
ALsBaM
Mnterini Reduction in New Cases nj
Mobile.


Mobile, Ala. November 6.-The number
of cases FIJI of one-haif the average to-
day. The new cases are: Daniel Powell
tcolcrep, Calhoun, near ADAMS; Edward
$. liesEd, Dauphin Mrs. cornelia /.
i'ooswpll 1855 Government; V. Duplisis,
CIV hospital: Heraaou Percy. 9Ol st. An
thony.
One dtath--Fcnry Williamson, 2cs South
Hamilton,
Total cases to date. Us: total deaths to
date 50; reeoveries. 2oS. under treatment,
Three cases Of yellow foyer are reported
m SprinS HUI ntighharhcoa. Mira Pearl
MeArdie and Daisy Martin at Eusrmfn
ana l-ous Walker at his home on the elopa
OF the hlll This village. seven miles west
OF here, has beet the favorite. plaee of
refuge of Mobilcans, an quarters there be-
ing at the outset crowded 10 oyerfowing
The Mobile board of health removed
quarantine restrictions today against
freight Of AL Kinds eScsp, household scods
fiom infected points 'S''s
SoatSomerS, Ala, November G - rh,ee
new eases reported today ane one death
hat CT John Dent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

are also said to have stoned the Gerfna
flag and to have insiiltod the minister
the latter, the despatch concludes. ha
demanded the punishment of the offenp
| ers.
MADRID--The caaxnet has approved
measures for giving TO the inhabitants %
| the plantations OF Cuba and Porto Iic'
tho same constitutional rights as are en-
| toyed. by Spaniards, and for the besto~a
/ of the right OF suffrage upon all who have
| attained the age Of ~ years
| JOLIET Quebsc-Thomus Nulty. an el
| der brother OF the three Nulty girls and
one boy who were murdered near Rawdon
Thursday, was arrested. charged with be-
ing the murderer. Later he made con-
fession m which he acknowledged the
awful deed. ,.if... "a
PHiLADELPHIA-Thc aatnuaI session
OF the general committee OF the church
extension of the Methodist Episcopal
church has closed. II was decided to ask
for 100000 from tho conferences this year
for church extension.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-IA special to
the Times from Decatur, Ala. says: The
negro colony at Cedar Lake, near Do
catur, orn the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. founded by a wealthy English
woman. Mrs. Lily X. Ray. was formally
inaugurated.
WASHI NCTC,N- Senator Detoe and Or.
Godfrey Hunter of Kentucky saw the
president, and 1t was agreed that y. T.
FrlnGs. should be appointed collector Of
trict, DR.. Hunter expects to be appointed
minister to Guatemala.
WASIIfNGTON-Tti president Is much
concerned over the representations that
many persons are in starving condition
in Alaska and II Is probable the matter
viii be fully discussed at the next cab-
tnet meeting.
NORFOLK. ya,--The mutineers who
fired the schooner Oliver Peck of Boston
on the high seas after the captain and
..t ,aI Jal,,
son. the cook. will be transferred Monday
from the United States steamship Lam
caster. which brought them from Bahia,
Brazil. to Hampton Roads to tho Norfolk
city jail.
CLEVELAND--C consterra-
ton was created at tho office OF Senator
hanna by the sudden Illness of Hon. Zen
jainin Butterwoitil, commissioner Of pat
ents
OXFORD. Ga--airs. Georgia ricklcr
vice president OF Emery college, died at
ter months illncss. Mrs. Galloway was
the mother ~ pr Morgan Galloway, Jr.,
OF the University of Texas.
SAN FRANCISCO Sammy Kelly of
New York has been matched to fight Solly
Smhh twenty rounds before the knieker-
boo ker club of this city some time IN De-
cemhcr.
4, NOZZLE, Ala special to the aesis-
Reioim, Ala, TO prevent the ynchng OF
u negro who raVished a little white Girl.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. c. Powell. "a
prominent citizen of Mbddlesboro. w. Va,
was accidentally shot and fatally wound
81 by T.. j. Stronburg OF Minneapolis
The shooting occurred IN the presence Of
cover.
HAVANA-'l'hc official Gazette pub
fishes decree granting pardons to ali
persons guilty Of offense aga rst the press
laws IN cuba and Porto Rico except in
ticles.
MlSkoGEE, l. THE house Of war
rofsi has voted to fiie articles of lmpea4h-
meat against Principal Chief lsparcher
re rs charged with bang n particeps
CT mini with the warrant committee yhn
approved $4,000 in fraudulent warrants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
JOHN ID. M'cAIL Tom MAYOR.
lie Was Rcgulnrly Nominated by the
Ansltn dc morrRtS.


Ausltn Democrats.
Austin. Texas. November 1.-THE cit,
democratic convention called for the pur-
lose OF nominating democratic candidate
for mayor met this evening according 10
advertisement. and IL was plain 10 eVerS
man when he SAW the immense crowd as :.
semhled IN the ccult house that the aeiloc
iacy meant business A great many 81 ths
most prominent democrats OF the uiiy We, {
present
Ex-Governor Hoss was elected chair
man by reclamation amid yooite.uvs an
piause,
Mr. Randolph Lawrence was elected tenn.
porary secretary,
The committee en- resolutions terortel
the usual enooaiams rpon the democratic
party and It's principles Together With /.
number OF pledges ana PROMISES to ths pee.
Among them were promises 10 provide "a.
CITY with better streets and Sidewalks.
economical administration OF aifalrs M
hight. "As' "nn
Ias chairman then called for nominations
for mayor and Hon. w, u. Wortham Mas
IN noniinsiien Hon. John D. Mccall ar,sr
being seconded by Mr.. JSseph stn,nnf s,a
others nosliiiaisons We're closed and Mr..
MssAli NUS uonlnated by acclamatlon 10;
mayo by to democracy of Austin.
fr, Mctal NJ sick and moi heinp .,,.
70 AeSeps III peissn, Mr. Mortham paye al
sarance that Mr.. Mccall would accent ira
itihir alton. The first dSmocmtic ro,vcc-
tEn held In Austin In twenty wears IN
'ourned s.ne die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
FORT WORTH 10 yraFrt,,l,.
MRS. Turner Mni III Permitted to
ElnLsh Her rrrn,

"rs' f"rner WIN ne Permitted 10
Ftnish Her Term
Fort Worth, Texas. November s.--Tbe
contest for the Fort Worth pcsoffIce com
,inues to warm up, aud aspirants are boh-
pi's up al the rate Of two or throe each
Week The matter Of political CORN sxtrn
cuts but little figure. II fellow foe a
as though he wants the jch he malts mo
announcement that hes In tho race
q WITHIN the past few weeks conslderahlc
OPPOSITION has developed h re against ne
appointment OF woman, aud the eneml, a
or Mira Belle Nj. Burchlll ara making
nay, whl,s she Ia absent in Washinsten
puiiins the wires, She has been In Tho
capital Tor some MOI this ard has t,,,t
heen joined by her daughter, Roth l,glss
sNe out that they Will remain in MASH
lsk'on unui the appointment OF a pos,-
master Tor Fort Worth has been made
wren VIII not be before the 10th OF rehl
Iuory' NJ which time Mrs IDA IL. Tnrn.,r
me present Incumbent, steps down ma
ost. The report comes froni Mark Hanna
sna. no secretion Of a successor 10 Mis-,
turner VIII be made before the ,xpIratlan
o. hfr commission This news has h an
Fne cause OF renewed vigcr on ,he n,r,
- some applicants, who, II Is said sxnsrt
:, s, explode good sized bomb In Mrs
brrchillfs camp. ~ "is'
AIRS Turner, as postmaster. has eiya,
eht,re satisfaction. and II n wn.,sn e.
Y" pe mainta'ned, the patrons OF ma
v ,,n' are Wiling 20 let Mrs. Turner con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
SHORT MEMS STOKES.

NAslI!NGTpN-r president has an.
nmntsd j. NJ Miller 10 lie commentary la
clTy or MNNrco, srmre IS no yellow
ttNor ~ Frogrcsc olhur than the es,so ON
| shore. '''~ 'i'
CHICAGO The novemen, for Ina. rro,-
aSn OF q new department OF tive NaNoaai
| AN'NNthineht Devoted tr 'sin ntCrss.S OF
f"'1tavfee nad industry IS said to be sslir
poNALpsONNII.LE, Lac. II. R,s,.
I'm t@ssrsnh operator, died here beaiov"d
}r5n,, p si,sm Sshow fever. He came acre
| .WASiIINGroN- Mr. priny, ,ha.,
nailasres al Interim AZ the titiatemfies,
.Sgat'en, reports that the reyo,niiem In
'islt country Is practically ended.
SCRANTON, Miss--NS new cases anA
There We're two new cases a, E as, ~ =
easone and Two at West Pascagouit
| NlCKSBuRG. Anas.--Rob W.l,bnrn =
teEnhene lmeman from Ul,anford, k
Sss ino sro "a La asrroon IN .s CITY bs
'tleu Few hours before,
NEW NORi<-on the inyitatlca es ~,
sniuah OF Turkey, the iiern.d has sent n
MN. MN ork com,n.nsion 10 .nvestiSstte ms
a,fkssh Empre ma the trith az inis NV
o, the Armenian massacre rerssgt ,s,.,ss,
e,elS', 'he yorla has b@ga flooded, R,v'
thf. ,,yt. .as.N,'' ~ n'tA hSeu sNler.rl tnr
AhHtolia. W. "'s' wa "
MEM yoRK-The EVENING v,s,.,, -
.otniSr Vice Prtsiden; stevonson,s ~
NJ e teturn with Senator Wos,s.tt ma
o,S'av I'M fayns was due 70 new turn
~ some change m this ettstu,ls az IA.
an.'isn government on the bimetalI,s
Wa. on. As a consequence inc Evan,n,,
s w,sa-i slys tho report of the liman5
states commissioners will not ia ,,,,s,.a
pun'w Until Ms S'eveuscns return. ''
hEitisIN-'Ihe agrar.an press uar.s ~,
n nno''e sgaanst psirchssing or using Ane,i.
later y sdntttA3ly glUssiy ad,ts NV. ", ,..,,
~, .ru n, misssS thur rendering il inferior ~
S.ansy and Injurious % health. S''os IA
.hLvNDDN--A special from Shanghai saw.
enK she Resent rots the riofcrs