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BOND LARGELY INCREASED.
I'm the Injunction suit OF Gamblers
Against Hamilton.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Teiena. Jan. N-'Fo-daY. upon the appli-
cation Of the attorneys FOR the defense In
the injunction suit of John J. Chambers
Ns. W. T.. Hamilton. ny which the latter
is restrained from working the Gamblers
mine in Butte. the supreme court in
creased piaintifs bond from Ago to
81 0up.
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NO FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Remains of Durrant still Lie at tho
Home of His Parents.

San Francisco. Jan. s.--No funeral ar
rangements have yet been made by tha
Durrants for their sons remains and the
body still lies in the parIor of the Dur
rant home. IL Is expected that IL will bo
cremated in Odd Fellows cemetery to-
morrow. Eugene Duprey has received q.
letter that was written by Durrant just
before going to the scaffold. He thanked
Duprey and protested his innocence
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Union of silver Forces i'm Oregon.

Portland. Ore. Jan. S.-Action was
taken in this city this afternoon looking
to the union of the free silver forces at
the state convention i'm this city on
March q. The state central committee Of
tho democrats and the free silver replIh-
ican.s meetings and both decided to hold
their state conventions in this city on
March .. RI Is understood that the pop
uiists and the union party will also hold
their state conventions III this city for
the same day
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I.nr.e.I In "A InNr.

Allentown. Pa.. Jan. s-Srws was re-
ceiIed here this afternoon that six men
We're buried in u cave at Walter Beach
slate quarry Slatingtun about II miles
from here. Two have already bseu taken
out dead, and 1t is believed that four
more have lost their lives.
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Trensnrx Statement.

Washington. Jan. S-To-days state-
statement of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance, S2il. .S5s.542; gold re-
serve, s16l. .334. SIC
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The t.e,l,le, Case.

Special Dispatch Z, TIA. standard.
Miles city Jan <-There - nothing
new in the Gedde~ murder trial Argu-
meut hy counsel consumed all day and
the court adjourned to Monday.
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seattle Makes a Ten Str,ke.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. S-iu iho bowling
contest Tonight between Seattle and Ia
coma the Seattle CLUB won three out OF
EluI sames.
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Washington Ian. S-For Il NIansana
Light snow. followed hy falt eaIInl
noFtherly winds. =
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be found transparencies and banners
promising good times. The mill owners
would probably dispute the right of
court of equity to interfere and plead
as a defense that the operatives have
an adequate remedy in the ballot.
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Clocks
Clocks
PARLOR CLOCKS
DINING-ROOM CLOCKS
MANTEL CLOCKS
OFFICE CLOCKS
KITCHEN CLOCKS
BEDROOM CLOCKS

In Oak. Walnut, Bronze, Enameled.
Iron, Marble, Onyx, Silver and Gold
Gilt Cases.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-08
JUST SUGGESTED
Spain Has Withdrawn Her Re.
quest for the Recall of Consul
General Lee.
The Original Request Made as
a Suggestion and Not as
a Demand.
president Promptly Told Spain
General Lee Was Entirely
Satisfactory.

AsHISGTON, March Spain has
withdrawn her request for the recall Of
consul General Lee, and it is now be-
.ieved that the incident is practically
closed. The withdrawal came in the
shape OF an official communication
from Minister Woodford IL is now
stated that the request was never put
III the shape Of q demand, but that it
was merely a suggestion on the part Of
Spain, and when she found that it
would not be pleasantly received by
this country, she promptly receded.
1t is learned that the Spanish objec.
ton to Consul General Lee is based
largely upon his sympathy for the Gu.
oans, and some Of his utterances which
found their way into print. It is under.
stood that the Spaniards also take ex.
ceptions to the friendly relations and
companionship existing between Gen.
eral Lee and correspondents of papers,
which have been decidedly unfriendly
to Spain. 1t is believed that Senor De
LONE carried to Spain papers and in.
formation calculated to make the Span.
ish government request the recall of
Consul General Lee.
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cans first, partisans afterwards"

cans hrst, partisans afterwards"
1t can be stated on the highest a.,
thorlty that the attitude of Sneaker
heed, and some Of the other Rennh,;.
can leaders who have sought to keon
down the "jingo' spirit in the hons q
mas been misunderstood by the public
Ihelr purpose in delaying action on tho
Dill creating two additional regiments :
OF artillery was to prevent, as far y 9
possible, any undue alarm. While II
IS not generally known, it is
nevertheless true, that the Re-.
publican leaders Of the house have
gwen the administration assurance
.Aat any emergency action which may
oc oeeiiled necessary TO uphold the dig
'''y. OF the country Will be PROMPTLY
ratilled. The whole aim'of the Repuh.
mean leaders under the leadership Of
the speaker has been and is to avoid
hasty action. Or the possibility. SO far
rs possible. OF incendiary utterances on
the floor which might make n dinlo.
matte settlement of the controyersv
more difficult. But the administration
o!lcials understand that the majority
IN the house Is behind them, and that
money and men will be voted without
stunt When they are called for.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Three members of the Chicago civil
service commission nave been indicted.
The steamship Oregon has sailed for
Southeastern Alaska with 200 passen.
gers and 100 head of live stock
Frank G.. Lacy and Joseph Short Of
Anaconda, Mon. are dead and two
companions are i'll critical condition
at Moose Lake from the effects o!
drinking wood alcohol.
r. w. keyes has once more taken
charge of the postoffice at Madison.
Wis. He was first appointed postmas.
ter there by Lincoln, also serving under
Andrew Johnson, under Grant (twice
and HAYES.
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Diplomatic Hiil Amend nlent

WASHINGTON, March S.-An amend.
ment to the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill in the senate has
been adopted raising Consul +. n.
Winslow, at Stockholm. Sweden. to the
rank Of consul general This amend.
ment was offered by Senator Cullom. n,
the solicitation of Representative Foss
of Chicago. who will endeavor to have
the ports a, Copenhagen. Denmark
and Chrlstiania. Norway. also raised to
the dignity of general consulates.
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AUSTRIAN CABINET CRISIS.
Resignation OF the Ministry Not Entire

Resignatinn of the Ministry Not Entirely
Unexpected.
VIENNA, March S.-The cabine,
crisis, which eliminated in the resigna.
ton Of Baron Won Gautsch and his
ministry, was complete crisis in its
suddenness though expected to occu,
ere long
Count Won Thun is favorite of the
emperor and is believed to have been
long marked by him for the premier
ship. He intends to form a concen'
tration cabinet, but there is consider.
able doubt whether he will succeed
better than his predecessor in arrang
ing the difficulty with Hungary.
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ArrEoVED BY CONGRESSMEN.
heartily Endorse tho Action ol
tho President.

heartily Endorse tho Action Of
u. tho President.
o"'ASi'iNGToS. March 8.-The scnti.
kbe y at 'he capitol, and especially on
a., "ouse side. was unanimous in sup
Ise', 1 ol the action of the president in
mmg ''hg to recall General Lee. The
teen "ens' gravity Of the situation
ber' "'vu -, profoundly to impress the mem.
tbe F." no stood about the lobbies before
,ar,, house met. Without regard to
nre,;, an united in commanding the
tes;r 1eht stand. and the unanimous
me,sa v expressed was in support Of any
|M,in. ,ares he may deem necessary to
KAN KAN the American contention.
a mir mnp'esentative Livingston Of Georgia,
tionS rlty member OF the appropria.
mjna.; committee. and Mr.. Bodine, a
Comfy member OF the naval affairs
wonla ''ee. both declared that they
asked vote for anything the president
the rohgress ~. ought to be solidly behind
ton resident .',n, now." said Mr.. Livings'
bicko,; ms Is no time for criticism. OF
an ins OF any kind. In the face Of
shoul5p lI5pending foreign war. party lines
''' be forgotten. We are Ameri.
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[y'DF0R DEFENSE
L,,a..u,an Cannon Introduces
|. Bill Appropriating Fifty
Million Dollars
k;on Taken After Consultation
with the President and the
committee.
/ viii Undoubtedly Quickly
Pa>> Both Houses Without
opposition.

C,Jlsi;InN, March S.-Chairman
mon u tn" appropriations commit.
Ia. introduced 4 bill entitled MAX.
Arp.arrlatIon, for the National
tan.e. 1t ! as follows:
Thu, there IS hereby appropriated
q. any money III the treasury not
.s-wl,c APPROPRIATED, for the nationa.
kea.e ana ior cacl and every pur.
connected therewith, to be eX.
k.ied AZ the discretion Of the prcsl.
b.. and T. remain available until
ne %, l>Y.. 10000. 900.
], va, r.. rrcd to- the committee on
r1lnatlous
NJ Cannon had an interview with
president during the morning, and
Il. CONCLUSION Went to the capitol
q ta.eI j >ieclal meeting Of the ap.
pLatlHn> CDmmittec. After this
te;iA- Mr Cannon introduced the
1aa. defense bill in the house. The
p2a0a t.l, II was learned later, was
a,tama OF conference held ut the
NJ House, At which Mr.. Cannon.
fIe'ary Long, Mr.. Dingley. Senator
t-snani General Grosvenor were
FseAt. The situation was con sidered
grave that II was deemed imperative
AZ an immense appropriation Of this
Fa!le'er ,hould be made at once to
|t.2re FOR national defense.
Ec1n - -tatcd on the highest au.
[o-iy.
al cannon says he simply intro
-! "a" bill III his individual capa.
J! as a representative. This is. OF
'-f'e' tue, but it can be stated posi-.
'e.y that the bill was introduced as
: fesa.' q the conference with the
!. ,e>q4nt and the Republican leader.
'e'A houses, and that the bill ha.
= pre-. NJ ], approval. The bill viii
!, 'i,... r"d At the postponed meeting
=" dlPropriations committee and
so"o.y leportcd for immediate action
's'd1 Democratlc members of tn,
.,''ll''ee say that they will vote fol
: 'i4' PRESIDENT deems it necessary
- = lar n known, there will be nc
8e against IL.
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lSomb,y situation Is Grave.

BOMBAY, March s.-The situation
here is grave. There Is extreme un.
rest among the natives who are III.
censed at the plague measures. which
wound their religious susceptibilities
In addition the plague authorities are
at loggerheads with the city corpora.
tion, which has stopped their supplies
If money
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She lsIticd Letters.

CHICAGO. March s.-Miss Eta L..
Geary of this city. for 10 years trusted
employe in the general delivery depart.
mcnt Of the Chicago postotfice. has been
arrested on a charge of rltiing letters,
and has confessed. No estimlta has
vet been made of the amount of her
pilferings, which date back several
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SlouX CITY. Ia, March T.
HOGS-Market is steady. Range of
prices. S3 zoo So
CATTLE Market steady to strong on
good common dull.
sales ranged AT $3.50 d3. - for cows:
$500 d L. ~ for II ,ckcr> ana feeders : -
Ol3 - for hcifer>; si.3o@4o0 for year
lIng>.
SHEEP--ln demand S3150yi.5o
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carried Ammunition For the Fleet.

KEY WEST, Fla. March S.-The
Mallory steamer Alamo has arrived
here from New York with cargo OF
ammunition for the United States
Heet. greater part Of which is intend.
ed Tor the cruiser Cincinnati. The
cruiser Montgomery will take the am.
munitlon to the Cincinnati.
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TO THE COAST FOR $40.

500 Road Makes the Thre ttcned Ketluc.
tion I'm Rates.
IT. PAUL, March Some days ago
the 500, or the Capadian Pacific,
threatened To reduce the second class
rate from ST. Paul TO Seattle to $40.
Sunday the official annot tncement was
made that the new rate would 60 into
effect March 10. The fare first class
will be $50
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BlDDEFORD STRIKE OFF

operatives Return to Work mt the Re-
duccd scale OF Wages.
BlDDEFoRD. Me, March s.-The
strike at the Pepperell aud Laconia cot.
ION mills here has been declared off,
end the operatives will resume work
under the promise that the mills will
not be the last to restore the old ate OF
wages. About 3. 800 hands are affected.
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iouc Received Pilgrims.

ROME. March 5. The pope. who was
in excellent health. received 400 per-
sons. including 25o Swiss pilgrims. His
holiness assisted al mass ana after
wards the leaders of the pilgrims were
personally received III audience by the
none. who was seated on the throne.
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DEMAND WAS REFUSED.

PreAident Promptly Replied to Spain's
Request For Cousul Lees Recall.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The Span.
ish situation developed two new phases
during the day when it became known
that the Spanish government had for.
mally requested the recall Of Consul
General Lee at his post Mt Havana, to
which request the United States had
courteously but firmly refused to COM
ply; also that the Spanish government
has suggested the improperly of send
ing relief supplies to the Cuban recon-
centrados ON the cruiser Montgomery
and gunboat Nashville, to which sug.
gestion the United States had given
like answer in the negative.
The first intimation of these steps
came in brief and explicit cable dis
patch from Madrid. Prior to its re.
ceipt, however. the authorities here
had been fully conversant with the
facts, although no intlmatlon had been
allowed to get to the public on either
subject.
Official Statement Given Out.
The disclosures from Madrid left no
further ground for reticence i'll Wash.
.ngton and after conference at the
White House between the president.
Assistant Secretary Day Of the state
department and Secretary Long of the
navy department, the following au-
thorized statement was hand to the
Associated Press by Judge Day as com.
prising everything that was to be said
by the administration OH the subject:
"The president will not consider the
recall Of General Lee. He has borne
himself throughout this crisis with
Judgment. fidelity and courage, to the
presidents entire satisfaction.
"As to the supplies for the relief of
the Cuban people all arrangements
have been made to carry q consignment
this week from Key West by one OF the
naval vessels, whichever may be best
adapted and most available for the pur.
pose, to Matanzas and Sagua.'
Prcsielent's Reply Was Prompt.
In responding to the request for Gen.
eral Lees recall the president does not
appear to have deemed the subject open
to such discussion as would require the
views Of his cabinet associates, and
after brief exchange between the
White House and the state department
the negative answer was dispatched to
Minister Woodford. One phase of the
incident that tends to show the firm
stand taken by the administration is
the expedition with which the action
was accomplished. Such matter or.
dinarily Is laid before the cabinet, the
views Of all its members personally
given and the fullest opportunity
afforded for discussion. But in this
case the Associated Press bulletin fur.
nished to some members of the cabinet
the first information they had that
General Lees service was open to Ques.
ton. The grounds on which General
Lees recall was asked are not officially
disclosed.
Lees 6ympathiss With the Cubans.
For some time It was known that
General Lees presence in Havana was
distasteful to the Spanish government.
but it was supposed this had blown
over and the demand for his recall
came somewhat In tho nature Of . sur.
prise. The fact 10 also noted that Senor
Dnnuy de Lomo 10 due In Spain at this
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WILL STAY AT HIS POST.

General Lee Will still Guard American
Interests at Havana.
HAVANA, March S.-General Fitz.
hugh Lee, consul general Of the United
States, was questioned regarding
Spain demand for his recall, and said:
IL shall continue to do my duty.
which is to guard American interests"
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MAKING DEMANDS on CHINA.
Japan Wants Indemnity Guaranteed ana
Ku.sin Files u Protest

Japnn Wants Indemnity Guaranteed ana
Ku.ain Files u Protest
PEKIN, March S.-On Friday last.
Yano Fumio. the Japanese minister to
China, demanded an official signed as
surance OF the payment of the indem'
nity due next May. The Chinese gov
eminent instructed Yang Zu. the Chi
nese minister Mt st. Petersburg. tc
urge Russia to evacuate Port Arthur
Russia deferred decision, alleging
that tho presence Of Russia warships at
Port Arthur was beneficial to China
and favorable to peace in tho Orient.
Russia is now opposing the Anglo
German loan. NJ. Pavloff. the Russian
charge d'affaires. lodged formal pro-
test last Thursday aud demanded quo
pro quo. The details OF the RUSSIAN
demand are not yet made pubic.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO. March :.
POULYRI-Dre>Sed. dull; turkeys
So lie: chickens. ,@a al2c; ducks. 1Gtsc
:. Bl lTTER-St,adv; crcameries. l3G 3oc:
dairies. llal1c
EGGS-t irm: fresh lol.c
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s.~. rur,sud Cannot Consent.

LONDON, March s.-The Times. COM
menting editorially on tho Russian de-
mands, says: IF China yields those
nrovinces will practically pass away
forever. to be incorporated In the ozar's
empire. While recognizing that rus.
Gia's desire for an ice free terminus 10,
her Asiatic railway is reasonable ano
leeitimate. England cannot assent 70
the practical absorption OF two grea'
wealthy Chinese provinces.
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth. March I.
WHEAT-Ca>h No. hard. 99i Sc;
No. l Northern. 9si.c: No Northern,
e2'sc No 3 spring, ST.. To Arrive No.
hard. S..oJ&,; No Northern. 99;sc
May, $3.50; July, 965sc; September, ,yc
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;. ~" More Artillery Regiments. Q.

:, ,"siiiA"IoN, March S.--Chairman
,'.' u me military committee III the
- moved the passage under suspen.
- 'he rules Of the Hawlcy bill
,,,n I,'iiS Two additional regiments Of
II MY After slight discussion the
1,o passed with but txtp dissenting
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Minneapolis Grain.

MrNNEAPoLIs, March 7.
WHEAT March closed at sSc: May
Q6ssW"j3.c; July. % &c. On Track-Nu
hard, Sl.Oll.; No. Northern aolac
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SOUTH IT. PAUL March :.
HOGS Market about steady with sat
urday Quality common. Range of prices.
IS 5ua 30
CATlLE-Market steady; good demand
for fat cattle.
Sales ranged ut S} >oW4.15 for stockcrs:
!. iU0t tu for cows: S3. loo j. % for hcifers
u 0uta 20 for steers
SHEEP Market steady.
Sales ranged ut IS. too i.25 for muttons;
Is l5 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs. 200; cattle, 500;
calves, l5O sheep. lUp
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BERLIN, March 8.-The !ageo!a.'
publishes a dispatch from Pekin saying
China has agreed to lease Fort Artnur ua
and Ia Lien Wan to Russia ior w
vDa~a
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senator Mills Will Retire,

HOUSTON. Tex. March S.-The Pos
prints a letter from Senator Mills, III
which he formally witAdraws from the
race Tor Reelection which leaves the
tield TO Governor &. "A. Culbersou.
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time. His enforced retirement on a
demand by the United States is felt to
have awakened counter sentiment at
Madrid which finds expression against
Consul General Lee. There is little
doubt also that such advice as Senior
Dupuy de Lone would give to the gov
ernment or to the press in public in
Madrid would not be conducive toward
the retention OF General Lee. There Is
little doubt. however, that the main
cause II Spain's action i the sym
pathy General Lee has shown for tine
Cuban sufferers.
Famous Railroad Man Dead.
New ! ORR, March g. Hugh J. Jew
etr, tho famous railroad tnancer ana
for many years receiver and president
OF the Lrle. died during the day at the
Hotel Eynair, Augusta, Ga.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

lineage NnlOn StoCk AAruS.
CHICAGO. March :.
HOGS-Market fairly active, steady to
shade higher
Sales ranged at S3.so@4.0sh for light;
$500 l07ls for mixed; S3.o5G4.l0 for
heavy: S3. s1Il3 % for rough.
CATTLE = Market quiet, generally
lOc lower.
Sales ranged at S3.6OG46O for becvcs;
- l5@44 tor cows and heifers: $500
435 for Texas steers; S.5OW4.5O FOX
stockers and feeders
Market weak to 100 lower
Sales ranged at S3.lod4.O for natives;
$3.5OM45J for westerns; Si.25G5.5O for
lambs
Receipts: Hogs $4,000; cattle, 22,uOO;
sheep, 5000.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, March T.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-March, Sl.Oah; May, si.O4A;
July. NAc; September, 1870; Do
cember, 7yc.
CORN-March, 2SAc; May, NI9Nc;
July3lLc; September. S2Lc
OATS--March, 36Nc; May,267sc; July
2.ss@24kc.
PORK-March. sloao; May go. ss;
July &lQ37.
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IT. Paul Union stock Yards.

EE PIN demand. S3.15Ii.5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

On the subject Of Catholic opposition to Amer
lea. The Daily Mail" in an article printed to-
Gay, says:
IL is largely due to distinguished members OF
the Roman Catholic aristocracy and to the
Catholic Preacy Of the United Kingdom and
ireland that slight sympathy for Spain has
been worked up during the last few days. The
priests and people alike intent on showing
their interest In the country which IS frmer
stronghold Of the Church than Italy. and great
efforts are making to influence the trend OF pub
lie opinion. This fact and the strong Irish feel
ing explain why so few Nationalist members
of the House of Commons have spoken publicly
in favor OF the United States. Messrs. Red
mond and Dillon have spoken. but the latter
was Immediately attacked by probably the most
widely circulated Catholic organ in England
THE Catholic Times"
Notwithstanding The Daily Malls" state
ment. the Parnellie members OF Parliament
have sent the following dispatch to President
Mckinley:
In the names OF millions Of Irshmen. the Far.
nellite members OF the House Of Commons sehd
you their congratulations on the brilliant VIC
tory of the American fleet.
JOHN REDMOND.