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4hhl NAY BE GRANTED.

r." un-ss~ntial Chsuess IN
| lo.. '' american Hcn,nnds.
nns' ,DoS' Aug. a-The Madrid corre.
k,xer I' =, o' The Daily Mail says: The
)a,s, " " The Spanish rnment de.
|a.,o,. ,aat Spain cannot discuss tho
Rep hs"a n Proposals but only acccpts
io,ss meause they are imposed on her
k,arss. :, Only a few unesseutial
)se asL.a ~ tho American demands
h.le1Ks;u.''eor 'or and it is not expected
Aeann';n.le,y will refuse them.
= Aas1iss,no.n A'r'ss,on cor Composed Of spaniard.
the Cuh..l Ceans : will decide the question
|e q esa uoan debt. tho dates and man.
ID thu ss'aeuat'ns s..s Cuba and Porto Rico
psai.S in,a iprotection Of spaniards and and
eaai.sioun,' iu,''s''s s'1s in the.o places. Ths
p.iu is 'na ,o ), VIII also decide whether
Fuller, 10 s,s be = allowed to wishdraw rv'hr her
ed anmna!t.h1 ana the remainder Of her arm,
lals ,hnun''lon the "1 from the col coion,e.. ~ q.
siippipeeqa Question ''hi Of the future ,. Of the
s' '''''' will be settled Is1ii by tho - sam. m.
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. g.
HOGS-Market about steady with sat
uriay. Range of prices. s.. eOG3.Gls.
CATTLE Steady and active. Good
demand for but her seock.
Sales ranged at s.. s)eli So for stockers;
k355I3.So for cows; $3.50 for heifers;
22lsIiD for steers.
SHEEP-good sheep and lambs strong.
er; common dull.
Muttons. s4uO; lambs Si.25.
Receipts: Hogs. 6uu; cattle, 800; sheep
LOO; calves, 100.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 4
HOGS-Markst &c lower; advance lost
Range Of prices. 81 A75tGA ~.
Market steady to firm; feed.
ers stronger.
Sales ranged at s. OoG5.lo for beeves;
{! UOGL50 for cows sand heifers; S}.,5I
4.5o for stockers AMI feeders; SA.Oo9o.oO
for yearlings and calves
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HARD NUT TO CRACK.

London Times Thinks Americana Cannot
Govern Cuba.
LONDON, Aug. 0. The Times says
editorially: 1t is a hard nut the nego.
tiators have to crack regarding Cuba.
Tho Americans cannot garrison the
i.land and 1t would be rather absurd to
be compelled to ask the Spanish troops
to remain and to keep order there.
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SUTRO IS DEAD.
e"n Fra"cssco's Noted Ex.Msvor. o.,
some Time IL. pnsso. A.,

soms T'me IL, Passes Away.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Ex. Mavor
Sutro died Mt $3.50 a. m.
Aoolph outro was born ut AK Ia
Chapeile. Prussia. April 30, 1880. He
received liberal education, and after
business reverses in his own country
came TO the United States with his
mother and 10 other children, in 1850.
Adolph Sutro started almost immedi.
ately for California, arriving Mt San
Francisco Nov. 2l, 1850. He first en-.
gagged In mercantile pursuits, but later
ventured into mining. Mr.. Sutro con.
ceived the idea OF tunnelliug the Com.
tock Lode aud with tho cooperation
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Brigadier General Poland Desd.
AsHEvILLE, n. g., Aug. v.-Briga.
dier General John S. Poland died here
OF fever contracted at Chickamauga.
The remains will be taken to his home
in New York state.
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There is such thing as victory so
complete and easy as to be more en-.
barrassing than q struggle upon some.
thing like equal terms.
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National Enca m pment.

The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Pau
railway company will sell tickets 10 the
National encampmept. G.. a. Il. at GIN
cinnati. OHIO. September > to TO- at one
regular first class fare plus 81. for the
round trip.
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minneapolis Grain.

minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPOLIS. Au. :.
WHEAT-August closed at oec; sep
tember, 6iA; December. o354 ! So, sc. On
Track-No. l hard. soHc; No. North
srn, $3.50; No. Northern oiA;.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 3
pOULTRY-Market for live, dull.
Spring chickens lOGl0nc; hens 81;
tur key 5. 6A,c; ducks 6L7c.
BUTTER-Firm Creamcres, l3i.G
ls1ac; dAirics. l2@i6c.
kGGS-Firm fresh. l2c.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain.
DULUTH, Aug =.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard &C: No
! Northern, SO; No. , Northern, sO:;
To Arrive e-No. l hard. 7o1sc; No. i
Northern, 69-l1; September, ois.,; De
cRmprr N4la
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago Union stock Yards.
CHICAGO. Aug. s
HOGS-Markct opened lalrly active
bwloc higher.
sales ranged at S3 'o1toa1s for light;
S3.754i.U for mixed; $3.oWi.lO for
heavy; g. 7o@ $50 for rough.
CATTLE-Market steady. shade higher.
Sales ranged at Si.3oso 81 for bceves;
ta2oIL75 for cows and hefers; 3.2OG
40 for Texas steers S.ao1A75 for
stockers and ieeders s.. S0G4 .6 for West
ern rangers.
SHEEP-Market strong to l0c higher.
Sales rang Il at $S.uousI.75 Tor natives;
S375M4.5o for westerns; 4NI6.50 for
lambs
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; cattle, l6 oOO;
sheep, ll,oU
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8
CLOSING pRlcKs.
WHEAT-August. 691sc; September,
6sstc; December 65Ac; May, 67,4c.
CORN-August, 3a'sc; September
s5Ac; December, S3s4c; May, 36c.
OATS - August. alc; Septem-
ber 2lc; May, a3a4Ga33sc.
PORk-August, SS.S.; September,
Sn7; October. S. 81; December, tSN
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muggy;
your bowels move irregularly and you
have y olumsy feeling about the liver.
As this isicond,tion develops you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once bot.
tie OF DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an excep-
tional vigor to the body. II not salts
tied after Using one bottle, your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith OF
Madison.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale OF any Salve in the world
This fact and its merit has led dishonest
people to attempt to counterfeit It.
Look out for the man who attempts to
deceive you when you call for DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure.
Cook & ODEE.
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losDo,, ,'''''', \" ship Io...
tayd's areD, aug. "a special from
c,'Nsards ,ha ~ st. Johns. N. f., says
||s%l SAtanta Wv reported wreck OF a
[,s's [ss, Of Belle I''' I'he steamship in tho
TSaaatoa IN g, ls'e as being without
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,eaAyD raa Ollie om,., shot.
N, ! ,oacer t,ns' ltsns' n. D., Aug. o.-Po.
i 1s at,emp,lpu.w was shot In the head
'eeovesy' ling !. to arrest . tramp.
. Considered dor btful
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EpISCOPALIANS ADJOURN.

Triennial Convention Just Ended . Mos'
Important One.
WASHINGTON, Oct. E.-After a SEES
sion Of three weeks the Episcopal trien'
NAL council of 1893 came to an end last
night. Probably never before at one
convention has the council transacted
more business than at this meeting, o,
40 much Of vital importance to the
church. The work accomplished in
cluded q complete revision OF the con
stitution with many important amend.
ments, also the adoption Of a number OF
amendments to the canons.
The new constitution will have to oe
ratified by the next convention three
years hence.
Six missionary bishops were elected
one being for Brazil. and discussion
were had bearing upon the extension OF
church work in Cuba, Porto Rico ano
the, Philippines.
The proposed canon on marriage ano
divorce has been left to a committee OF
n members and their report is to be
made public nine months before the
next convention.
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WILL VOTE AT SEA,

LENDERS Of the Twenty-Second Kansas
Carry Ballots With Them.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 29.-The members
of the First battalion Of the Twenty.
second Kansas regiment, who have
sailed from San Francisco for Manila,
carry ballots with them, and will
vote on Kansas candidates for of.
fee about midway between Honolulu
and Manila. These 600 men live in
Western Kansas, where members of the
legislature have been elected by less
than % majority. Both state commit
tees admit that fully 25 members of thu
house in sparsely settled Western coun,
ties can be chosen or defeated by these
mid-ocean votes. What worries them
is the possibility of a delay in receiving
the returns here until Feb. l, Il month
after the legislature meets.
With a very close vote on state officers
as is now predicted. still greater compli
cations confront them.
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ANTI.ANNEXATION,

Cuban Assembly at santa Cruz dd Sur
Largely In Favor of independence.
SANTIAGO De CUBA. Oct. 27.-The
first session Of the Cuban assembly was
held Tuesday at Santa Cruz del Sur. a
majority Of the delegates are military
men. each of the six army corps being
represented BY eight delegates. The
sensation Of the assembly was the ap.
pearance of General Calixto Garcia as
one Of the delegates from the the Sixth
army corps. a fact which practically
rendered him supreme at the assembly
session. His selection to preside over
the proceedings is "A foregone conclu-
sion. The annexation party has but a
small representation. The assembly
will appoint a commission to wait upon
President Mckinley regarding the
status of Cuba and, it is believed, the
assembly will remain in session and the
army not be disbanded until a report OF
the commission has been received.
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OUGHT TO BE SETTLED.

General Kitchener Does Not Agree That
War Il the Only Solution.
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-General Kitchener
has left Paris for London. Evenement
publishes a report of an interview with
General Kitchener, in which he is
quoted as saying:
II am only a soldier and am ignorant
of diplomacy. which is not my business,
but ] hope the diplomatists will succeed
in settling the difficulty amicably.
II can only praise the French, partic.
ularly Major Marchand, who received
me at Fashoda with charming cordial.
ity, and l shall always retain a souveni,
Of the reception.
The situation is rightly regarded a.
most critical, but l cannot approve OF
those who say that war is the only solu
ton. Calm. courteous discussion viii
give a solution acceptable to both ma
tons. have entire confidence in diplo
macy.
.'Pehaps my opinion Of Major March
and's exploit may contribute to the re
suit which all desire"
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| possible Facility Will Be
=, the French for Leav.
ing Egypt.
l,o Narchand Is Not With.
lawn There Will Be No
Interference
|xo Reinforcements Will
Zach Him--Malchand at
khartOum.

oct. 20.-The Pail Mall Ga
pummarizes the meeting Of the
rabinet as follows:
,archand must he withdrawn
;,;,nally. and no undertaking or
can he given to discuss the
y raised by France in regard to
h. the Nile and such like.
Xhen Marchand is withdrawn it
determined whether the ques-
.;sad admits Of discussion, and
rrhat circumstances the discus
N be proceeded with.
VERY possible facility will be af-
F,o assist in Marchand's with
Ihv whichever route selected.
Narchand is not withdrawn,
u;ll be no interference with his
inc a, Fashoda, nor date fixed
withdrawal. Necessarily rein.
tents will not be permitted to
him. He will be treated courte-
= A foreign visitor and will be
ea in no other light.
therefore it is left 70 France to
any active measures to precipitate
Jet.
Pail Mall Gazette adds that il
bl reason to believe that while
has counselled France to tide
he difficulty and avoid war, she
Fomiscd to throw her weight in
lie at no distant date, for the pur'
4 bringing the whole Egyptian
bn and the British occupation Of
10 the front for settlement.
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TRIAL OF JESSE JAMES, JR.
Case Which Is Attracting Much Attention
At Kansas City.

Case Which IL Attracting Much Attention
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-The trial of
Jesse James, son Of the noted outlaw,
for completely in the Missouri Pacific
train robbery at Leeds, on Sept. % last,
was begun in the criminal court here.
The day was spent in securing a jury.
Prominent lawyers have been retained
by both sides, a formidable array Of
witnesses have been subpoenaed and a
battle royal is expected. The case Of
young James. who'up to the time OF his
arrest for alleged completely in the rob-
berry had borne an excellent reputation,
has excited great interest and many of
the best men in the city have come out
in his defense. Chief Of Police Hayes.
on the other hand. declares that he has
evidence sufficient to convict James.
Frank James of st. Louis, uncle Of the
accused and brother of the famed Jesse
James, is also in the city to attend the
trial.
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AT DEATHS DOOR.
But eaved BY, Do0d's Kidney Pills
After all Means had Failed.

DETROIT, MICH, Got 3.-Mr. James
Paisley, OF Magnolia avenue, n Of our
most reputable citizens, 10 q happy man.
Things have changed in his life lately.
He is q robust, healthy man to-day. Re-
GENTLY, he wss broken down, q physical
wreck.
Read what he says about it. "F'or two
years I was at deaths door, brought
there by Bright's Disease. Dectoas gave
up trying to cure me. Medicines did
me no good. Pain and misery ri my
daily and nightly portion.
"A friend persuaded me TO try Dodd's
Kidney Pills. The first few doses gave
me heavenly relief. Each succeeding
dose made me better. Two boxes cured
me-made me a new man."
What Dodd's Kidney Pills, did for Mr.,
Paisley, they will do for every other
VICTIM OF Br,ghts Disease. There is no
doubt, no uncertainty about their effect
They pure every time. II you don't
believe test them. They'll convince you
by curing you.
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For GARRISON DUTY.

VIII Recolnmead Enlist ment Of
>paniards and Cubana.
iohK, Oct PA dispatch from
pgfon says: Cubans and even
Fus will be enlisted for garrison
me nited States army in con-
win volunteers. in case congress
the recommendation which
ly Aiger makes in his forthcom-
aal report. 1t is estimated that
l',"" Spanish soldiers will elect
'n IN Cuba. and that a large per-
VI TINS number will seek enlist
the ranks Of the regular army.
estlmated that there are about
Cuban insurgents who would
fccept service in the American
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NAY RECEIVE COMPENSATION.

Illinois supreme Court Holds Cities Are
Entitled to Pay For Franchises.
CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-The Illinois su.
rreii,u court has decided that the city
council hay insist on compensation 70,
street railway franchises. Corporation
Counsel Thornton says the city's victory
in this decision has a wide sweeping sig
MITIGATION in thematterof grants because
it establishes the right of compensate,
without any limitation. The decision
was given in III appeal of the Chicago
General Railway company against {
Judgment for fees to the city.
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Mobil!xinE the Troops.

PFAN, \. s.. Oct. 29.-The mob
n Of the troops took place during
when every available man in
prison was mustered in in full
|ns order. The militia recruits
with the regulars in the ma.
F. Attacks by land and sea were
Pn the city and repealed. All the
harding the harbor were manned.
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SUPPORTING THE PREMIER.
All 'he English Party Leader b.... Tn
SALISBURY.

All the English Party Leader. n... IT,,
salisbury.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-A great o,,tnonr;ry
oi oratory on the Fashoda question &C.
CURED last evening. Speeches were
lnade at various places by the Hon.
Charles I. Richie. president Of the
Doard OF trade; Hon. John Gorst. vice
president of the common council and
conservative member Of parliament for
cambridge university; George Wend-
nam, under secretary of state for war.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, and Alfred
Lyleton, Liberal Unionist member of
parliament for bennington.
All recognized the gravity Of the stu
alton, but declared hat even at the risk
OF war it was impossible for Lord Sails.
bury to recede from his position.
French Minister Not Present.
Lord Salisbury held the usual foreip,,
Office reception during the afternoon,
The French ambassador, Baron de Corr.
Gel. was conspicuously absent. 1t is as.
sumed. therefore, that whatever pro.
posals he bore from Paris were comm
nicated tO Sir Thomas Sander. parlia.
mentary under secretary Of state for for
elgn affairs. A report was current in
this city during the afternoon that the
Rothschilds had been informed tina,
France had agreed to evacuate Fashoda
but the foreign Office has no informa
ton on this subject. The activity i,
naval preparations continues on boil
| sides Of the channel.
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Travel to Dawson Suspended

VICTORIA. Be. Oct. o9.-The steamer
Cottage City has arrived from Skaguay.
Alaska. with a large number Of passen.
gers. They report that the Yukon river
is now filled with slush ice. and that
travel to Dawson is suspended. 1t is
also reported that a new lake has been
discovered in the Atlin country, 1t is
fully as large as Lake Atlin.
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BRYAN QUITE ILL.
Colonel Of the Third Nebraska Suffering
From Remittent Fever,

Colonel Of the Third Nebraska Suffering
From Remittent Fever.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 2S.-Colonel
William Jennings Bryan continues
quite ill in his room at the De Soto no.
tel. His regiment, the Third Nebraska,
has been here for two days, but he has
not been able to see any of his officers OF
discuss its affairs.
Colonel Bryan is attended by Lieuten.
ant Colonel Maus, chief surgeon of the
corps, who has pronounced his com
plant remittent fever, and while nc
fears have been expressed, it is said he
has been really quite ill. A telegram
has been sent to Mrs. Bryan informing
her of his illness, and it is probable that
she will come to Savannah within a day
or two. Colonel Bryan's regiment is
nov in command of Lieutenant Colonel
VifOuain,
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LISBON, o., Oct. 25.-The national
bank examiner has only made a partia!
examination of the First National bank,
but he finds I. A. Childs. the abscond-
ing cashier. was 500. coo short in his ac-
counts. Only $1,000 in currency was
found in the vaults, though there were
demand certificates for deposit Of $50, OOQ
on the books.
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KITCHENER IN LONDON.

kedcntcd seemed Of Enthuainssn on
His Arrival.
boS. Oct. 29.-General Kitchener
B here during the afternoon and
keeted by the commander-in-chief
J British forces. General Lord
icy, and other high military off,
The Grenadiers formed a guard
pr at the railroad station and Gen.
5tchener received an ovation from
Prmous throngs Of people assem-
welcome him back from Egypt.
fne Of enthusiasm was almost un.
pntpl
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To the Atlin Gold Fields.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Oct. 29.-The Official
Gazette gives notice Of the intended
construction Of a railway from North
Vancouver to the Lake Atlin gold fields,
via Bridge river and Lilliolet. There is
said to be strong financial backing be-
hind the scheme and work will be
pushed Immediately.
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wrccl,ed by a Broken Rail.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. ga SOUTH
ho,nd messenger train on the Kansas
CITY. Pittsburg and Gulf railroad was
thrown from the track by q broken raj!
near Maryville, Mo. B. F. Frye OF
p;ttsburr. Kan, was fatally hurt. A
dozen passengers were slightly scratched
aud bruised.
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eace Jubilee Civic Parade.

ea'e Jubilee Civic Parade.
.LPHIA. Oct. 29.-The peace
a''lc parade was one of the
me history Of the country.
1."ed into 10 divisions, and it is
mat there were SO. 900 men in
;S at least $50 floats, represent
'a'nre almost every manufac-
n ''eSt and trade. There were
music in line. The weather
p delightful.
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Nothing ~Disqaietiug.

"NdToN. Oct. 20.-It is said at
e'epartment that there is moth
Tr !, in the situation at Ha-
evacuation commissioners
ling ut intervals to suit their
c and the needs Of the work
Spanish troops are being
no'neward, and the way II be-
!. Tor the occupation Of the
'ne American garrisons at the
present year. The attitude
a'sehts is not cause for ap-
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Transport Chester at San Juan.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Oct. 20.-The
United States transport Chester arrived
here during the day with a portion of
the Forty-seventh New York volun-
teers. having left several companies at
other ports Of the island. The Chester
will take the Fourth Ohio volunteers ON
her return trip to the United States.
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"" Endeavorites Ad,ourn.

~, L!owN. H., Oct. 20.-The
.lS'lan Endeavor convention
q big meeting addressed by
~ 'oash and DR.. A. B. Mar
, ~ Moines. Creston was Sc
w ue next meeting place. Pres
lc"' sweet Of Des Moines and
"oc Of the old officers were ~
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 29.-The Chron-
icle says: Mrs. Cordelia Botkin must
stand trial here in the superior court on
the charge of the murder of Mrs. John
P. Dunning of Dover, Del. The grand
fury, after a prolonged session, has
voted to indict her.
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Marchand ut khnrtOum.

+ oct. 29.-The French foreign
Pa' Received a dispatch from it's
atic agency ut Cairo. confirming
orted arrival Of Major Marchand
rtoum,
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Plague SUSPECTS InOculated.

VIENNA, Oct. 26.-Dr. Harmoret. the
head Of the Pasteur institute in Paris,
has arrived here with two litres OF
plague serum and all the suspects have
been inOculatpd.
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1t Hits the spot.

When suffering from q severe cold and
vonr throat and lungs feel sore, take q
ddose of FoleyisT Honey and Tar
when the eorel Iness will be at
orce relieved. al warm grateful
feeling aud. heal ling OF the part.
affected will be experienced and you will
Say; 1T feels 90 good. It hits the spot"
Il is guaranteed. FRANK SMITH.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-23

The attitude of certain European
powers with regard to the Philippines
is interesting. The European CONCERT
as it is called, and very discordant
music it generally plays, may have
some effect when dealing with affairs
actually in Europe, but it will have
very little effect when dealir~ with
matters outside of Europe. The Ame-
rican people, in the full flush of sue
cess, are not very likely to brook die
tation upon matters which they will
consider concerns themselves alone
The countries of Europe are hamper
ed and trammelled by matters which
the United States has no concern in,
but the United States on the other
hand will insist on playing its own
hand in its own way. The rumble of
protest which is now being heard
does not amount to very much more
than a bluff. If ever the question real
1y arises, it will be found that the
Anglo-SaXon powers will unite, and
where will the heterogeneous mass,
with its various languages and its
discordant elements, be then?