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FIRST
There‘is a great saving in using:
~5t Louis Pastry Flour. This hour
will make better pastry with less
lard than the finest Wnshburn,
Pillsbury or genes flour.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
. THIRD.
lam selling nice butter at esc.
Comparison invited. ’
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The great
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tumour prov
nation and
; all nzrvom
dicta-tacit“!
um v1: or»
grim of either
Dummy. with A " g .
m. ouch as Nervous Wrench, filling or
lost Imwl ) W
dong. Youthful Emu, tel M «-
mnve one of Tobacco or ' M
Orion.
Con-um ‘ nd brawl! . 53m
hf gr human: bib“: for ’mn.
Women M00..Pm‘t, ctr-«min
Eol murmur
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The
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Futon [THE 3(me the now no?»
cl by De knot-tenth onset-l; expected our»
center to ’ l‘ril ,"hagua in October Noni.
her, r1M5. withi laceration: from the on-
thnr u drawings. A new novel by
it. swarm. devolo us a 20th Century
llennimuoowmllof umproue nituntloue
nullchn _ llyllluntrntod. A. l’nlr
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Other ntrlitinx nonlethal b Anter-
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icon authors. Short WP! h Mari Twain,
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Devin, Owen :- r, John Kendrick
Octave
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Wilkins and other pop-
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ence dump the 19:): Center a term of
1"!er by 1-. Henry Smith illlnmuup.
plmmnwd by contributions on n and
whack: by expert scientists. Artie us on
”no relations of curione pn choioglcni
‘nnntfoctntlonnto physiology by Dr. An—
drew thnou.
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dnv. a urine by Charles 1“. Lumrulu.
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n mlver producing country, and its mone-
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certain economic problems in connection
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transformation going on in Eltntcrn Si-
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oi the recent Coronation of the Czar, by
Richard linrding Duvin, illustrated by
R. Cnton Woodvillc, who was cummin-
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Special School Meeting.
'l‘lu' lcunl volt'm nfthv SILXorivnlk l'oitm
School District urn hon-by unfilled nmi
worm-d that. u npm'iul mwtum of mid din
film will lwlu'blnl lb:- l’mnklin Him-hon!
bouwnli Wt‘tlm'miny .innuury filllh. lHliT.
M h u'l'llol'h p. "L. for lln‘ pltrpuw of fix:
inn upon it min for u now m-hooi homo for
it public, Mllllllfll in mud ululrwl, mznurtlinu
in the ntutoto in ouch (vim! nuulc nod pro:
vltlwl.
’l‘hvri- nru two slim which bm‘n boon no
lll‘l' rmmidurmlun by llu' Iii-drb'l, tmnu-ly:
'I'Iu- t-liv lol, m l'itllt'll, Nll|llllml on lin-
mrovr of Franklin mni l‘lov «Irwin, nml
llm i-um-rly purl of tho Fronkiiu nirnot
«plum! lnl.
Ilntwl South Norwnlk, .lsuumry iii. l‘vlli‘.
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intend ‘ i ' oi; oi the upper
bronohnfthotlow York‘leslrlotnm ,
"W, It in charged tho: oombhw
llamofoopltol in wenotumof tincture
lumlngln number and influence in thin
commonwealth, whereby various impor-
bosom
connentrntod in the bonds of a tow, crating
monopolist. alumina out competition, dio-
plnclns, labor and driving the cltlneue of
moderate mean not or business, and pro
dilution and price are regulated not by the
natural lawn of supply and demand or the
ruin of mun! and healthy competition,
but by the arbitrary decision of combina-
tions operating together to destroy compo
tition and exact unrennonnble charge!
from the permit); and, '
What-one. It in further charged that com-
blnntions of capital enjoy npeclnl and pe-
culiar privileges and advantages detri-
mental to public lnhrrostw, and that the
lawn hitherto onncted either indirectly fon-
tor and promote the Rrowth of tho evils
complained of, if they xelnt, or are at lcnnt
luodoqnnte to furnish relief; thorqlorn be it
Rcsoivml, if the oniwmbly mncnr, 'l‘hnt n
joint committee of the lcglnlntnrc, ulnalflt'
ing of three momma and four members of .‘
the assembly, be appointed with full pow-l
or and nuthority to institute und conduct .
nu investigation for the purpone of anoor~
tnining lf' trusts and monopolies oxlnt in
this comnmnwmlth or opcrnto thorcln inf
such forms on urn or may be injurious to '
public tutor-oats. and if they no exist or
operate, and if in nny wnytho, business.
agricultnrnl, mnnnfnoturing cud lnhor lu-
torcnts of this commonwonlth nrc lnjurionw
ly offer-ted by tho prf‘dt‘llt economic nyw‘
com, or if under the lows on thoy now ex-
lnt mmblnntionn of cnpltnl or aggrega-
tions of wwlthonhvnpoelnl or pocniinr
privilotzofl or undue ndvnntogcn in the bust
none and industrial conditions of the chute,
and for that purpose the mid conunlttm
is empowered to hold sessions wherever
necessary, hicmploycounsol. n Monogra-
phor and nuch‘t‘ntbor nmintnntn on may be ’
noccmnry, to send for porno:- nod pnpvrmi
iseuo nnhpmnns nod llXi!l'cli-l(“.lfl enjoy all
tho powers, privilogon nnd authority of in
legislative commitwu. " -
THE lLLlNOlS FIGHT.
not Content Being Weasel For the United
Stolen Senator-hip.
SPRXNGFYELD, Illa, Jon. ltl.-'l‘ho scum
torinl situation has been further i'illllpll'
cured by tho nnnouncemcnt of tho c-mdi
doc-y of Congwmnmn A. (,i. ilopkim of
Aurora. Mr. iiopklns‘ supporters claim
that oil tho warring factions can and will
unlto on him, and thnt bin sclwtiou is
pructicnlly llh‘slll'l‘d. oven in ndvnncc of his
an-ivni on tho intttluground.
The supporters of the othcrnundidntos
urn mptnlly modest in thoir claims, nil cx~
pressing unlimited und serene ('lllllllll'llol'
in their ultituntc victory. lilx-(hmun‘nsnmn
Muslin nnd Congressman lmrrimerbotb
nnnmmou lhnt tin-y lll‘l‘ nbsolnlvly rortniu
of rewiring tho nomination on tlmiirnl
ballot. while (inndidntm Allt'l‘ftlll. llitt
nnd (,anr urn oqnuliy posit” that tin-y will
bo phonon within tln- 9nd ”w hollow.
Tho postpouomt-nt of tho joint munm
until Monday lino midi-d unvc-rtninly in
tho wry uncertain condition rvrzultinp
from the split in tho tum-him- l'llllkrl. nnd
tho ht-liof in gouvrui zuuong “ unnltnciwd”
pf‘l)lll|l'li thnt tbo outmnm will lit‘ u long
uml hotlymmtoatod caucus moo, with :1
dark horse winner at tho finish.
Magnet-n Colo Settled.
TREVTON, Jun. iii—Thu dnnmtze suit of
.l. Allx‘rt lint-non nuniust cx-Mnyor Frank
A. Mngnwnn for ulivnnting lhcnflm'tiuun
of Mrs. lluruos hos boon m'tth-d nmicnlvly.
Mr. Muguwnn und Mr. Homes, with tlwir
rmpvctivo comm-l, oftcr n tbroo duys' con-
furvm'v, finnlly room to no ugnu-mont
win-ruby biltmiwnn in to pay lilif‘lli'fi n cosh
rotmitb-rutiou for his woundod fl‘l‘llllkll. it
is rumorod born thni Mr. uud .‘frn. Mallow
on hnvmh-cidod ngnin lo livo logothcr nnd
that tho moritnl lraublos of M r. nnd Mrs.
llnrm's nronbto m run-mi. Hx-Judm‘ ”NI-h
luy, Mr. llornvs‘ counm‘l. onyx, lmu'q-wr,
that Mr. llnrnvs bus lllrill'ih'lvtl him to w)
nhmd with tho stilt he buys institulvd in
this nmtu for n divort‘o from his wifo, 'l‘bu
"mount of dnmngosclninwd by Mr. “llf'lll‘ri
in bin unit \vns “00,000, but it in muin'r
Mfmtl llmt lbv N'llll'llli‘lll was mudo for n
t-mnpnrntivl-ly smnll sum.
lnonguntlnn of Governor 'l‘nnnoll.
llovtzn. l)ol.. Jon. idm’l‘ho innngnrnl
l'flllli'llffl‘t‘ which bun (-bnrm' of tho lflflll~
trunnion nf tiuvvrnnr Elm-l ‘l‘unnull on
no“ 'l'uoulny uu'i llt'l‘l' uud mmplrlml
tln'ir nrmnponwnt» tlmortmr Elm-t 'l‘un
nvll will llt' "wt of lllfl ulution upon his or»
rivnl ul tho t'llllllfil by tlowrnor Wot-on
uml tho (Itlwr stntv ntlb'lnlx Itml will llt' us—
rorb-d to tho lintvl illuhnrdson, whvro the
purty will mviow tho inauguration porodu
from u balcony. Tho both of offlw will ltt‘
odminintoml by (‘bnnwllur .lobn It. Niob-
”bum in tho mutrtrmm nl 12 o'clock noon.
A mmptlun will bu held by tho gowrnor
in tln- cuurlrmm from 5 o'clock till llztlll
o'clock in tho owning. lurtm‘ tho ltmumr
rni bull will bu bold in tho ”llft'l lib-hon!»
non.
Onto Itoncund Comte Do Pull-
l’Alllb‘. .lutl. Him-31. Alto-d Mary, who
rum-uni tho ifnmto dc l'nt‘bl [mm o limb in
tho olmmlu-r of dvputlm in low. in timid.
BRlEF TELEGRAMS.
Sir 'l‘ntvnu 'l'wlc-e. tlmerl known Eng
linh jilrlm'nllnillt. died in London.
i'm-lo Mbby l 'blclwulvr. who for ll) yum
bud ”W“ on n lwrmit in u but mvrlmkinu
tho ilwut South boy, died in Amllyriilu.
N. Y.
Atlnt‘lirr Honorol linrnum lino I'Kph'flm'tl
tho opinion timl by furwlnnuro protwdinpa
the mavvrtmn'nt will recon-r tho oullro
ltllltllllil duo from tho l'm'iliu rnilwnyn.
Mow won rw~vlvml in thin nmutl'yoi' tho
llt'ltlll of Auuvrl 2-4, Willie. Ibo l'nllmlfilnlc-n
minintor to illm'nli. lio diml ht llomiinln
on Jun. N. lbo mow lminu pilvmnonio.
It won mild in Uhlo llmt )mmibly lbw.
«rimr lllmlnwll ”my boob-vim] m tlmlmu.
ml Nola-n mantle to fill lht' vm-uncy tbnt
will be. runwd by Hmmmh‘n entering the
ltlllllrlt't.
It Wm mid nt Wouldnut-m that Forminr
thy‘s oppmilinn would hawpf'vlmrlvu I‘lmv
wry Smith out of the mldtwt. it won ohm
minim-d Hint at portfolio lmd boon offoml
to ib-prmmtutlvc llnrmor of I’ctrnnylrn-
flirt.
'l‘lmmnn 0. Pin". ruwlrnl tunny lotion
and b-lmzmtm mmmllulntlng him on his
notilltmflnn for l'nllml t‘bmm M‘llllftll‘ from
New York. Mr. Chontr- unit] be was won
tool with the notion of tho Ilrpnblicun
mucus.
l-‘mlwr County outgrow} on provident of
tin» f'athnlln sutnnwr whom], no bin mum
at the bond of the t'nthollc university fit
quiw his» whole nllmrtion. h'nlbor involio.
Mir of the Cum-«ml in New York, true
charm to married him.
Clean lionee
and we Will help yntl‘to save money. -‘ ‘
It's a slinp/e pmcéss. We dislike ii
the expense’ and (mob/o of ‘stormg ;}\‘~ i
hear; clot/1mg until next fol/~30 i
would you‘lfyau cod/dn't get what it
is worth next fall. It's ,, cheaper antl‘ '
better for Us to sell it all no» at next fall's price ‘
* and save the storage trouble and expense.
If you help us to clear out, the. “th109 we make ‘1!
easy to buy. 890 how lousy. If "'3 moment
you're film/(mg of, the finest grades of Kerseys,
tailor made garments, that were $25 and 828 are
down to 820. $78 and 820 coats are $15 and 812 -
and 815 coats are $10.“ The famous "flame
Ruler" stays at SlO—maIyI'n's too close for cutting
there.
We'll talk about sml prices fO-MOI‘I'OW.
Wear Olll’ MEIG$ & (05
Top Coat flat. $3.
Dame! ”’9’" Sh’m' 690' Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
Marys & Cd's Shirts, 75c
BfilMEPU/lf, CONN-
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and 81.
Me: 3 & Co’s Collars, 2
[Zr 25 c.
Fancy Boson) Sl'lrfs, 97c.
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by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each
mticlc for a perfect shopc. Our ilaviiand
China, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
luncy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York. The
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All persons; are forbid trusting any of the cmpioyey of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
What is“ nt "
that prompt» you to buy your than at
one etm'o rnther than another? Inn't it
Ityle, quality. [it durability and price on
to the shoe Ind prompt dud courteous
attention on the art of the proprietor sud
salesman? If tliom are the real lndnnc~
montn we look for a liberal there of your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
00 WISHING“)! "It“,
South Norwnlh. can»
. The comm ""or‘wtri
Extensive Enterprise.
two or crime narratives.
[only lady to loll Whoa count Bop-f
on! Bold-none (touted the under: Ar-
ron—urn Forum of Am- ' and
Boon luv—lion Promise. of Return.
wa Yonrt, Jun. io.-Gnnernl Carlod
lioloi‘l, secretary. of war for the insurgent
Cuban provisional govornment, has just
mnpletod the organization of one of the
lowest military expeditions cvor prepared
.n this country for the aid of the Cuban
nevolutiouiets. The disclonurc of Rolo‘fl's
plot-n ind tonhla arrest again.
Sen Jr Boldnsauo, the Spanish consul gon-
zrnl in this city, was notifiod a week ago
shat Rolofl who organizing his oxpudltlon.
Grout efforts were made to secure some evi-
ionoc that would prove that Rolofl' intend-
ed to leave the country, but such evidence
could not be procured. It was loomed that
the Cubans had purchased it larger quan-
tity of nrmn nnd munitions of wnr within
the lost three weeks than ever before in
the history of Cuban wrtrfnro, but nothing
further could be dismvorcd by the Spanish
officials concerning this wnr material ox-
:cpt that it was intended for the insurgent
truly.
Rolofl was under $2,500 bail to appear
for triol‘ on n charge of participation in
tho Inmrndn filibuster-lug expedition. Ho
bud furnished 82,500 in (Bush, which the
government hold. The case against Holot’f,
lil)Wii\'cl', Would not be tried until the'
middle. of Mot-oh.
As the coulomplnted expedition was to
soil from this country in ubout ten dnyn,
Courull Gcncml ilnldnsnuo pnmurcd n wor-
mut for the arrest of lloloff in the rose of
tho Womlhall. which soiled on n filibuster-
ing expedition from the United States in
June, 185).”).
Watched by Spout-h Detectlvoo.
Thc insurgent. louder, when arraigned,
was held in $2,500 odditlounl bull. He has
deposited a rash nmmmt to satisfy this
new ball domnnd, and now the Spanish
:ifllcinln have ordered detectives to watch
z-vcry mowmont he maker), or; they any he
will [ionsibly forfeit the $5,000 now in the
minds of the government and steal out of
the country with tho eximlition. '
Tho fllibustcrs urn mid to be now ready
to soil at a moment‘s notice. The Cubans
pun-huncd for the expedition 2,000,000
certridgm, 5,000 manner rifles, four rapid
fire guns, 2,000 gun cartridges nnd u largo
qunntity of dynnmitc and hospital stores
and comp mntorinl.
This entire oxpodiiion wns organized in
this city in n rigor factory in tho lower
part of tho city. A son of Jose Mnrti. who
wns killed ut the. bvgitmiup; of the rovoiu~
tion, in mild, joinod the expedition as on
nid to General ilolofi‘.
Tho Spanish nuthoritios. aided by the
l'nitod States ummhulsnnd private dctm-t~
iron, urn watching liolofl' nnd nil suspect-
:d of boring joined his pnriy.
Those Prowl-ed Reform;
Lotinni'. Jun. iii—Tho Smudard'n Mud»
rid ('Urn’spnmlt'nf. with reference to the
mining: durn‘o for Cuban reforms. which,
ho my]. llll‘ qur‘ou regroul bus oomph-rely
prml‘ml, lolugmphn as follows:
“ it is ovidcnt that tho govornmont wish
as to iudimlo lhut il. has noted spontane-
ously. own going lxiyond tho pnwvrs nl.
rvody total by the norms. which will inm-
to gruntu bill of indumuity for tho now do»
Prov. The l‘t'ful‘llls will Show how for Spain
is prepared to go in doccnlrulizntion with
out sum-"during nny rights or preroga-
tives Hf tho home gm‘t'l‘mtmuf and of“ the
corn-n. in which both (Julia and l’uorto
Rim will how duo x‘opn‘svntnlion. ltu’ill
also be soon that in tlw rnform of the. thrill
Spill“ is disposed to secriiicm computiblt-
with the minds of tho (‘ubtm budul-t. More
can hardly be oxpcctod from n Form-rur-
tlvo cabinet. nnd Spunlnrds will nuxiously
wutoh thumb-ct of this chnngo of policy
in tho new World. "
'l'hc Stumizml says of this dispatch in
on villtorinl:
"'l'hc plnn owes itsorigin to Senor f‘n-
noms. and it is n forvgom- vulu'lllniull tluu
the council of slate will npprmfitho n-r
forum, it i4 Spoin's only «info policy. Sbo
incurs n grove rid; om rupture with tho
lTuilml Stolen by continuing the war. She
is right in refusing toqnit lwr hold of ('u
bn. if the insurm-ms :ll‘n' diwontontwl
with tho companions. Spnin is justified in
n sowm “so of tho sword.
“Senor (Tnnovm hm; lnkon o t-oumuoous
line in brnvinunstorm of pnpulnrpussion.
We hope threw in cuongzh common some
Imd loynlty in the country to support him.
Tho limo mulld not how been more wim-ly
chosen, luscnnso thorn in nu appeal-unreal
yielding to Auu'ricnn dictation."
Thirty lpnutordn Killed.
KEY WEST, Jun. Ilia—Nun's hm: numbed
horn lhnt onnof Major Fomh-violln‘s mur-
demon bond» in ('iunnnbm-on bod boon of
most cxlvrnliuntmi by (Mimi input-poms
hml 'l‘noeduy. A suspect. numml Josue Mi
rnndn. whom they were trying to urnmt.
hml boon wnrnod lbnt ho mm on Fondo
\‘iollu'ndmlh list for Hinton-ulna. Hum-Ml
out to on loom-gout mnnp nvnr lip find .30
of lbolr moo \"l‘l‘t‘ mnnmrlod into bin house.
poor the city limits. imtor llm wilm-brolto
in. The Unborn; tummd n hotllro into
tlmn. killing muny in the limtvollcy, 'l‘ho
Spunhirdn ntlctnptt-d flight. but. unollwr
dolnrbment mot tiwm with mnvhott-n.
Thirty of tho to own composing tho Spon-
lsb putrol wot-o ltillcd. 'i‘bo iiubmnilhcn
llrod nowrnl booms poor by nnd t-m'npod.
A lump force mm soul. om nt mm- by Mo»
inr- Fondlwiolln. but no trnco uf tlw inmr
gentnmmbl ln- found. *l'hv trmipe rooted
their mun nponniwlpllw old (‘nbnn pom-o
whom tlwy found byliw mud. «binning
him in bin own ynrd on Hwy pnmwd by.
’l‘ho Hpnnlub t'nnmllllub‘r Wnu torribly nnr
pom! by tho alumina-r of bin il‘turlm, nnd
be him ntotcd tbnt nftorthin nnqnnrtor
will be given to snupm-te.
Shormnn'a Now View: on Coho.
l’f’l‘TKlitfllt‘l. Jun. low-Tho (fnlmn policy
of thc McKinloy mlmlnintrnthpi mnydlb
for wry liltlo from limtwhivh hon boon
laid down by l’mnldont Horolnnd and For.-
rotary ()lnvy. t‘mmtor lernmn. who plum
ml through born but night out! who mid
llmt ho had accepted tho odor of tho port-
folio of mm- in tho McKinley mblm-t, was
interviewed by n t‘tll‘n‘itpnlitlflllt. llo mid:
“i think tho lfuiml Hinton “momma-m
nhmlhl not lnivrft'ro with tho l‘nbon wnr.
olthn‘r to old in lieu «citb‘nwnt or do any
thing which would mnko n pmmful gov—
ernmrmt of tho lalnnd o «charm on this
country. i understand. on high authority,
llmt Prime Mlnlnlor (inflame has outlined
n pmmmmo of gmwnnwntni reforms
which will be applied both in Hpnln and
to Cllllfl. Them reforms will gm- tho Cw
bone practical mthinomy and will, I hope,
settle the trunnion. "
w‘luliigmu'dagnim
pone o t noun ,
lotions ll to take up the
arbitration treaty at the?
begin its diocunnion in
port may not be unanimous or the p ,
members of the committee, at lent 7 m
considered favorable to the M. There
are Sherman, Cullom. Doyle, llnniel, Fm,
Lodge and Gray. It}: believed. that in ex-
ecutive session of the thumb the great
principle involved intbo comb will in-
sure its ratification. . ,
An important point in lover of the ulti-
mate success of the treaty to with; my ‘
not depend 501er upon the mm of the
present congress, on it will min More
the senate until confirmed. defeated or
withdrawn by the next WWO! state,
who. if it be Mr. Sherman, is already com. . ‘
mitted in its favor. , , _
The outlook for the confirmation of, the “ ~
treaty is improving daily, and “than been '
made clear that no ndverao action at lend
will be taken ut the present amnion; With
this assurance the frienda of the‘tmtyfoel
thnt every dny adds to it! strength through
the influence of the great moral towel
which are operating in its favor.“ .
No Division In Dov-loved. .
In the five days that the treaty has been -
before the monitors littleor no division but 1
been developed on party lines. ‘11; ll not» ;
bin that the strongest public approval for _
the instrument has come from two of. the .
most influential Republican member; of
the committee on foreign relations—Mr.
met-mun and Mr. Cullom. Outside of the
committee also the expressions favorable
to the tratty have come from the Repair
iicnu senators quite as freely upfront Dom-
ocmts. Another marked feature of the
sentiment is that practically the entire
rennin cordially approves the general px‘lh- ,
«'iples of arbitration and of bringing the
English speaking people together. ' it"
The opposition is confined to Wino] -
)bjectlons, which the friends of the W ‘
feel cnu be readily overcome by 3 full dill:
mission, The assertion of some of thou' '
opposed to the treaty, that the internal“ ,
the United States will be put in joopudy -
by leaving them to a tribunal over with]!
King Oscar has final control. is met by the
«Moment that the treaty provides that no
decision shall be binding unless mind
‘0 by live of the arbitrators, which would
necessarily includo two Americans. It is
not reasonable to suppose, say the support-
i-rs of the treaty, thnt this country would
no in any danger of an unjust decision
.rhich depended upon the acquiescence of
'wo men of its own choosing.
Another objocrion. that a conclusive de’
-ision in o mutter in dispute might not be ,
'ozwhcd by the connoission, is answered by
be friends of the treaty with the em
vnent that nrbitrntiou would at least give
‘ime for the alloying of popular excite-
'ucnt. '
The objection that the control of the
Nicaragua cannl or of our interests in Cu.
Ha would be affected by the treaty is not, ,_
'cgordal on n serious obstacle, no the pro~ '
:isious are not thought to be Bumpflbk
u on inclusion of either of these subj
lot. if there is any doubt on this
.ho friends of the treaty say, it can
intended.
Otter to Purchase (lulu.
Wtsmmrox. Jnn. lti.—-—Tbc proceeding-
n tho house were very tame, the. whole
imo being consumed in passing not. (is.
vornbly (WN'fl upon in the committee of
be whole before the holidaym The
.vidow of the into Major i‘rcnemlilbhn Gib—
‘mn won the honcflcinry of 0116.0! the bills ,
gassed. carrying £100 pm- month, ”id tho '
widow of Brovet Major General W. A. ‘
Nil-hols of another, carrying 376 not- ,
month. The free homestead bill. with!!!
‘lllllt‘. back to the house with ”alumni
ucnts, was referred under a ruling of the
-anr to the committee on public lentil. ' ‘
Mr. Spenccrof Mossuchusuttsln ‘ E
i bill, which follows:
“The sccmtnry of state is bu?
lzcd to offer to the government, "
<um of money not to exceed.
{or the purchase of tho lolanfilflj ,'
llltl the. sum of 810.000, orno} " '
if on "my be llecnfimry to d .
pnnscs of pcndiug negotiation,
ippropriulcd. "
——-———-—-—- .g
Sen-to to loans-o Appm
WASHINGTON, Jnn. Iii—The i
niltw‘ on appropriations mm
-on.-hlemtion of the legislative, -
lllil judioinl appropriation bill, l - ‘
tho appropriation over thntmado
homu- to tin-oxh-nt of $60,485. "
totnl of $21,728,354. The principal
mmlo in tho bill are in the
which n-lnio to tho control of the M ,
alonnllibrnry. A rrgielrrof the ' b ,
at u Mallory of 33.000 in provldod for. '
in nlm to ho roqnircd togiVobGlll ind
mnko weakly m-ttlomcnto with the
tor-yo! tho tmwury. Thohlll mam
appropriation of $10,000 to carry tub effect
tho low providing for tholoontlon of on
nanny office at llcudwmd, S. Di ’
I'l- Ouonlnghm forum “It ‘~
Ctnvntnn. Jon. m.~l’n~aident .- ‘
N. Cunningham of the Warwick 1 .
blunufm-tnrlnn company. who won t i
ml by the putrid Jury for forgingthe . ‘
of .ludm E. '1. Hamilton to n, M
trump, wnn taken before Probe“;
Whiw for on l-xmnluntlon M to fill"
Judge Whih- rnfnmd to pole upofl‘lh,
upon the gmund that Cunningham
boon indicted. um] that themfm’o ‘
inrlMIb-lion in the "latter. The ‘ ‘
tho nnnlty or lnmnity of the prim 4”
now ho decided by a jury. ./
Entrnditlan of Mn! no
Srmmrmm, liln. Jan. 10.
Tumor honored n minimum fat
trndition of Dr. Frank 0. ‘ -» , ‘
Count do Jupiter, under arrest ,
Ind wanted in Denver on n c
bezzllngtlJm from Cornelius.
a widow, in Doom. with whom ill
form n pnrtncrnhlp in o bnaiw
Hoin sold to howigouo to ,
them mnrrletl another Woman. , ‘ v ,
also wanted in Brooklyn for M
forgery. “ . '
Iotumtholluof ,, i
tampon, Jon. lo.-Tliocmifilo
In authorized to unmet the“?
hnmrlncd to noon: the Mir.
Ind to demo the king on em
mm at tho nun-h, esteem
.. nu...-
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