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are disposed to act independently.
Senator Brown will offer a resolu-
ton to admit Arizona and New Mix
leo.
There is certain to be a revival Of
the Lorimer case in the national SEN
ate.
The country is confronted with a
republican senate and democratic
house.
The cofferdam surrounding the
wreck of the Maine has been com
pleted.
The president is to push Canadian
reciprocity to the exclusion of every
thing else.
The government suffered a setback
in its prosecution o. Alaska coal land
cases at Seattle.
q lively session for the present ses-
sion of congress.
The Massachusetts house of repre-
sentatives rejected the bill granting
suffrage to women.
Carter Harrison, democrat, was
elected mayor of Chicago by a ma
jority around $4,000.
Rudolph Forster has been appoint
ed chief clerk of the executive Offices
at the White House.
The annual boat race between Har-
ward and Yale will be rowed at New
London on Friday, June 80.
Speaker Champ Clark in his speech
Al. 1-~~ ~hioh tho
democratic majority must keep.
No progress has been made toward
catching the men who dynamited the
Springfield, Mass, municipal building.
DR.. l.. H. Murlin, president of Bak-
er university, Baldwin, Kans., has ac-
copied the presidency of Boston uni
versity.
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer has
employed a commission to install sci
entific management in the navy yard
shops.
The Nebraska senate passed a resO-
luton asking the regents to discharge
the head of the university extension
bureau.
LOl I1duICy, VI NAiooouAiS AtNo
vetoed the immigrant board bill on
the Grounds hat it was a political
measure.
Robert e. Davey, the Boston boy
broker, is being brought back from
Brazil for trial on the charge of en-
bezzlement.
Mayor Gaynor has appointed a COM
mittee of 14O leading citizens to ar
range for a safe and sane Fourth of
July in New York.
The archbishop of Canterbury will
be asked to start a great religious
movement in favor of the Anglo
American arbitration.
Governor Dix, of New York, has
vetoed a $4,000 appropriation to pro-
mote the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie national encampment in Roches-
ter next August.
M. Cruppi, in his maiden speech as
minister of foreign affairs in the
French senate, refuted the pessimistic
criticisms by Senator Alden Guam de
Villaine, who asserted that Frances
foreign policy was d%ecadent.
A Mexicali Mex dispatch says:
General Stanley Williams hurled his
little battalion of rebels against
Colonel Miguel Mayet's 500 main reg
ulars on the mesa five miles south of
Mexicali. Eighty insurgents went into
the fight; 20 returned from the battle
field.
Seeing his wife riding in a buggy
with William E. Hagan. a wealthy
flour dealer of Kansas City, in Inde-
pendence, Mo-, John Bramhall, an at
torney and claim agent for the Metro
politan Street Railway company, fred
twice at Hagan with a shotgun. His
victim is dead.
The warden of the Wyoming peni-
tertiary has rendered his annual re-
port to Governor Carey. 1t shows
there are PSI convicts at the state
pen. This means that approximately
one person out of every els persons
in the state is a convict. there being
about 155, 1000 inhabitants in Wyom-
ing.
The supreme court disappointed a
big crowd by failing to rule on the
Standard Oh and tobacco cases.
The British cruisers Kent and Chal-
lenger arrived at Valparaiso, Chile,
bringing the special representatives of
King George on a visit of courtesy.
A new Interpretation OF the divorce
laws of the state was made by the
supreme court of Iowa, to the effect
that q person can be divorced in Iowa,
then go to Nebraska and be married
and return and live in Iowa without
violating the Iowa law.
What secret service men believe
was an extended plan to food the
middle west with counterfeit gold
coin has been discovered in Kansas
City. M. r. Little and Charles De
Vaul have been arrested charged with
passing counterfeit eagles and double
eagles.
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