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Hia Beoont Resignation. ,
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PREUJDE TO .SESDAfS SERHOJ.
i i :bVrnMl Pwtor 01va
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March 5. The
;e has again
' to resiffn
it-
4-. ' Jifodklyn tab
la. ates WforetDr.
his seraion at , the
began
moriJ-ri; service yesterday he told the
- Wiion that te had a few Words
i tp say td them. ) He then read the fol
inwtatf letterrbeih seyerat: time in-
a..ted iy ippUtuse:
' ' : 4 - r "L -rVeiLrH' :ot the kard ol
Trustee of the iirooKlpn' Taberbacle:
' Y.ur ur cuat letter is at hand. I
ha-. uiy r." Jtivei o resign my posi
' h.oa, aot only because twenty-fire years
'oi my Iirooklyn pastorate ' will soon
'ire passed i because' of financial jen-v'-tanglenient,
resulting from a series' of
disasterriiWhi eh would hare crushed any
'bank, or insu? arfce companyVcr worldly
institution. r H ' ;,r; '
sVWby the blessing- of God, up n
reur 'management, our church is put
out of airembarrasmcmtcnd; rI liopte;
lias sen its la-sl crisis "1 am persuaded
wllat you'say Tn'1 yoar"letter of yes
terday and what I hear front all sides
mnd after' seeking i'ivine 'direetknr I
?novr, and here,- declare my intention to
-remain' yottr pastor. - - ' 1
' "What lhaTWfrered at the antici-'
jatkn of parting . fromHhTs noble' and'
-deroted flock' and from expected' re
'pioTal from this beloved eity in "whose
, BiTairs f have always been deeply, in
lerested; noxne ean estimate. -' f
1 "And Tiowi with more faith and high
" "expectation than : I ever had at any'pre
'vioos point in my ministrr, "I join you
n rv'riew" eamjialjufpr Ood -rid the
' "Li s betrm-fn ; Yours,- etc,
;,! - T. DeWitt Talmagk"
After Dr. Tlmage had finished read-
in- the letter he' was loudly applauded
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ARREST-OF THE RIOTERS.
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Foartci ml thm Kals fenee Disturbers In
' Cctol 1 h dituatlua Cncliktioil. ""
CHARl.!5STOXvy. Ya., ?S lrcii' There
; ispracticall.T no fehanyc in t!e s'tnation
'at Eagle toddj 'fourteen riot"rs wera
uretd at 'Montgomery yesterday and
ter it the r'aycttec-mnty jail. Tn'
'addit -)al 'mumbcrs of Company K,
Sverc sent uji at 4 p. m. from tliis place,
ostensibly 'timssist in cxtrU guard duty,
'but it is believed that -the arrest bf
strikers will! cause troubld and more
'troops are needed in' case of an' out
bi eak. ; .Four uir ..? men wer sent yes
.,t.,v from Huntington; The iroopt.
w.a ;tv o)t the igrounl until legal air
titn is taken against tKe rioters. ::
iinjuest ovfer An kin maybe con
. ' ' n'ljtSn spits of the strange
M.:icie bf i two coroners fi2rlitin for
...e ;
r A rret wf-HVymnt.
' . ipii, W. Ya-. .March 5. Con-v;.r-
ocitcmfTit: was ''eaus-ed' at
"a?i ;i !...:it H. i: ln.it night by the ar
j c?.t of Wyant. A large-crovd is at
.. .iuA: niakrhg all trfrts of threats, but
so fa- ho actaal violence has ' occurred.
. CO f? B ETT 1 N BALTI M OR E.
Several" lloum Sandsy n-nt In Atlanta,
' 'i 'Ueorfla? Iironte Xortb.
Bai.timobk, March 5. James J. Cor
Telt, the ehaiapic-n,- arrived in the city
today fromMaoile;' Ala.; where he
gave ail :exnib3tk?ii'in Princess thcatre,-
Several hours jesterd'ay' Corbett and
pu manager were in Atia-dta, (ia., en
Touto.i lie sneaks 'fconfidcntlv' of his
speaks
ccgag?ment witJackson and shVs hA
"1s uuxiou for the meeting. r x
Cmxton, 8: C'Mafch, 5. A very de
structive -fire' -broke' out at 9 o clock
estenlay morning in. the second story
of the building occupied by J. S. 11 airs
Ion, and destroyed the stores eccupied
by Mr. llairstou. W H. Stone, Horton
Uros., T. C Summbr -& Uro. The1
buildings were about covered by insur
ance. All the merchants got their
fc-oods out with considerable breakage
-and d image. '
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Sabbath "ltefurm Covmtlona.
Columbia, S. C, March A. The se
rene Sabbath was selected by the re-form
politicians here for'' an 'under
standing as to this weekVeventsl Ohe-
of these conferences was he fd behind
locked doors in the tat ehouse and iTov
ernor Tillman was present. The other
conference was: held at the state dis
pensary building. '
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Captmre of Sylvest. r Rhod-a-Satahxah,
Ua., March 5. Deputy
Sheriff Cobb, of Tatnallcounty, reached
Savannah last night from Jesup, hav
ing in custody Sylvester Rhodes, col
ored, who is wanted in TatnaU for the
Inurder of a white man nameq Robert
Kozler. The murde r - occurred Fe b
raary 21th. .
Another Attempt at the 1 air Balldinra.
'"JpHiCAOO, March 5. One more of the
reeai'- attempU ,to destroy jthe
Vorld'a fatr buildings was made yen
terdaSr afternoon, but the attempts
f ailrtf and ' resulted in the arrest of a
taan who (Hres his name as Michael
I "Murphy. ; ;- .
; ' The: Tariff-Hat Cemee Vp..
M VAnixcT0jy JUrch 5; -Unless the
, plans of the democratic mnmbers of the
senate; flnatece eommittee go all awrr.
the tariff bjill will be laid before the
lull committee Tuesday mo ning at 10
o'clock. !
Atuixta, MaxeH 5. Judge Samuel
S Hoyt, one of AtlanU oldest and
ost -respected citltens, died yesterday '
M I1W ot tj'five years. '
' RaUway Kaapleyea Strike. Vl
wYoi's:itoWk, O., March 5. Ths
Youugktown street electric line was
. tied up today by a strike of - every en
toloys. ,
t WTWMsjeh-TJwcitycoun-?'ifn?ft
eUed Councilmjr
JlfS f fiWbe fa, the
wlShriSJ11 an enlrof
weigh "an4' measures. Four 6f the
eountfrlmep are to be tried on a slmnS
charge, sndf there U ng caS
qtgainst each of them. - - s - . ?
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Seaator Tanre Coatlaaea te Improve.
.-:.T.in(lir T"1 ltik' r ' fiiL' . -
i - i , " w. , m v rt. i ne neal
J :: ' ' Suivonee Springs have
" i clne u the better in the
c bunion oi .euator Vance's health
lit is much better and improving daily.
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S of your misery: You've tried eyerythingcdicanes your
I friends hive recommended, eminent iphy$ician$and spectal-
ists, cliange of spene tod climate
th?fiLECTROfo5E. Now, come,
stick to the old schools through
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others have beeit Write ns.
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M'CREARVS CONSULAR BILW
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TVa rt of th DlplouiaUe w& C
WasjiixgtoX,! 3Iari 5w-The diplo
matic; ad consular! service oi mo
iriiitd" Slates costs !Uie country but
hall a millibnf- yeH Attention was
called to t)i:s if act ly Representatie
.McCreary, of Kutvcy, tht I chairman
of the houMs committee-.-n foreignaf
fahsinhU repdn p the f diplomatic
and consular appropriation il)ill, which
was presented to the! ionsesoday 4
JVhiiethu bill carries a million and a
half, in rjtmn4 nuralsi Mepreary will
o nt v.vt that about; a 'mjllion is re
tired in fees at the vartoui consulates
tbroad. Of the ilH jreut appropriation
i lis reported to tlie j Wuse'4 the diplo
natic takoa the 1h jmonc froi tl
jvcrunicnt. f Although a saviiig of
$4000 has been dfefstkni in the bill this
year, Reprsi!Dtativfe JleCreary: tays
t huabueu jmade ill jdirectjons which
vill not impair thtJefilcieiicy oi the.
urxl:: ;": ; : j , $ '' "
I MR. JACKSON BURIED.
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Mjcmi'ius, Tcna., 3lircht 1 The fu
neral of Lioii. S. A. Jackson, the demo
cratic politician wh4 w as i killed in a
5trtK.t duel by R ;v. i IV tjatt iff, oc
curred at Koschi.skq, Misi yesterday.
Two thousand people from the sur
rounding tdwns anUfcountry attended
j e ferric wmeu.were e:a at ine
Hvoscinsko Methodist khtirch. The do-
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d ".wak buried ' vi(h military
honors? This Khights of Fit mas and
iynights of onor, f pviii ihj Mr. 3 ack-son-
was a prominent member, also
took pa'tiffthc furjefal serf ices. Catt-
'iiffe stood at hia cell' door and cooly
watchetl tne funeral proceaion.
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TO PRESERVE tHE FORESTS.
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National and State retry AMddationa
- WW takp Aetlin thtoWeek. j
" I Kew Yonk, March 4. A Hoint ' meet-
ing'ofthe Araericai! forefiiry assoeia-
Vit a 1 . A I" - A A . M J.
tion, loe iev lurv siau iurti.rjr usbo
ton and I the various I loeal ns-
v f 8i 'f
-sociations of the ! stata of Aew
:York. together I with i! representa
tives ' of state forestry commissions
of New York, Pennsylvania, xtew Jer-
sej and the; New Kngland' states, whl
'pe jueia on rnarcn at AiDany, i.
Y., for the purpose of arouiing general
Interest in the subeet of forestry and
of discussing especially the policy of
the states mentioned. . !
ANOTHER FLORIDA AFFAIR.
Tula Time the Governor of IntflaA Ia Try
lax to Stop the Mill.
DtsMoisEs. Ia.. iarchlii Governor
Jackson is determined to $top k prize
fight advertised to take plae at Creston
March ia j .f f
! lie has written the sheriff to Use
every means at his conimand to stop
the fight, which is t4 be between James
Ryan, of Seattle,- and Uaffy Meyer of
Burlington. ' ! H
The Atlet athletic club ;lsaya that it
will pull off the battle iaind that the
governor cannot mterierev ine pas-
I sage of a bill bv the lesvlature to Dre-
t vent such ejchlbillbus is expected, j
THE COriFEDEFtATE VETERANS.
FonrtU
Annoal Keuuiilcna. In Blroalnsbam
April jjsstfaj j'
; NkwObxeab. jllarcHt, The gen
eral commanding announces that the
fourth annual meeting a4d reunion of
the'United confederate jvjitcrans will
bo held as stated ii I general orders No.
115, current : series! front their head
quartersiathe city oilJirmjngham, Ala.,
on Wednesday and tThurkUy, April 25
and2Q. All confederate; Organizations
and confederate soldiers and sailors of
all arms, grades aud departments are
cdrdf ally invited tojattend" the reunion
of their comrades," ! 1 fs
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ADVANTAGE OF THEFT R EATY.
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St. I'terborg lloteli Cradecf With per-
wan Traders-Foreign Mews. ;
BEBl.lx,;March5. The hotels at St.
Petersburg are crpydedj with Uerman
traders and commercial agents who
are preparing5 to 'take advantage of the
liew treaty the mptneiit; H shall have
pwu 5 c.ii4iiis. i tucj report
that the treaty is the only subject in
foreign politics ivhich .'interest the
! Russians. ' The' attitude of the clerical
party toward theftfeaty is still doubt-
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ThejFlrat-Tejse al Oaa. "
Nkw : YouK, March 5.1-The Cuuard
liner riiiiBn?h. tvt5Vi I in-tul lv.t
- - . mmm s ,MilB
morning from Liverpool and Queens
town, was j' about I tw4nty'01ir hours
overdue. ; one naa a ! temnestnona
passage. i( Joseph Baditskto, a steerage
passenger, fell into the hold and had
his skull fractured; causing death, i His
botty was buried at sea. j The Lucania
has been laid up (for 'if the winter,; and
this Was her first vfova e'of the season.
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Railroad Men Keep the aabbathj
Chicago, March 1 5. There la
rejoicing among( ie employes of the
Chicago and &rie and Kefr York, l'enn
sylvana and Ohio kroads over the order
stopping all Sunday work hereafter.
Yesterday was the; first Sunday in years
that telegraph opejators,Atation agents
uocic laoorere ana round nouse
men hare had a flay 'a rest.
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Caag-ht a Gil
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tpae pt ft he Tlelei.
Capk IlEsnr,! March 15. The rurht
I house tender Violet I With President
Clevelana and feocretary Ore sham on
board was seem ato i yesterday after
noon, at a point Iwelvs miles from Hat-
tcras. one leitj there? ajtid is supposed
to havs ! gone north, but has not yet
Wbea Baby vaaafck,ire cave her Castorla.
WhentbeMaOaabeiWforCastoria,
When she became 3ti. sha dung to C&storia,
Wben Ehe bad OuVtao, sba gvetbem Caatoria.
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donUe bigoted.; Don t
prejudice. .Be generous,
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?vu wy y
Cp., WingUm, D. C
KtTOHfcD TO tOt-V..
BmrCaUe So.tlcment or n Heavy
bflltr in a Short P. rlmU
MiIwackek, March S. Tke Lehigh
ICoal and Ir i company, jvhich went
into a receiver's nand in April, 15SV
has been declared reatored to solvency.
Judge Jenkins, of t,,ie Unitea StaUs
circuit court, entered anj oruer cis-
charging the receivers and directing
that the estate be returned to the cor
poration. Checks to the creditors fr
the full amount of their claims were ,
sent from lresidwnti Uoty' office, and
this action will relegate to history a
failure which, botU . in rita ex
tent and the ce'erity with
whkb the-' intricate" .complicatioas
growing" out of it were settled, will, it
is stated, stand out prommeutly for a
loDg time to corne. 'l"he cotapany
failed for 91, 250, qoa ; unMertne airec
tion of Judge Jenkins, it has transacted
a business of 83,000.000 durmj tbo last
year, and as said, is able to pay all its
ereditors in t ull. Captain Lu K. Doty,
KriA nrincinal receiver of the company.
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has. daring the past eleven months,
conducted the busjin 'ssund-rr a riid
order entered by. 'Judge Jenkins, which
provided in effect that the latter should
have a close supervision of everything.
Captain Doty was elected president
of tbc eompany a few days before the
failure and was ma ie receiver. ' lie
will resume his office of president, and
no re-organization of the company will
be necessary. The settlement of so
heavy a liability in such a brief time as
eleven months, is in itself remarkable.
LAST ACT IN THE TRAGEDY.
Moore Baker Wife tml chll.l. Both Mur
dered, Hurled In lite Same Casket.
Somf.bvii.lk, N. J., March 5. The
funeral services of Moowf Baker's mur- .
Jered wife and chil l Wefe lwld in the
hitch Reformed church in Franklin
ark, at 2:30 p. m. yesterday. The Hev.
lames 11 Blauvelt, who has Wen the
aitor of the Baker family for many
ears, preached the funeral sermon,
so text was taken, and, out of respect
o the wishes of the family, but few
cmarks were made, llytnns which the
nurdvjred woman loved were sun by a
hoir composed of her friends.
The curch was crowded to the
ioors, and it is cs;imaie;l that fully
10,000 people attended the service..
People drove twenty miles over foar
Jul roads to see the last act in the trag
edy. The mother" and child were buried
n the same casket, which was covered
vith flowers. Mr. Baker was present
aid seemed to lx;ar up very well under
Vhe strain. The negroes were very
luiet. and during the funeral services
ome twenty of them at in the gallery.
t the house a score of curious people
.vandored around all day trying the
loors and windows iu a vain effort to
;-ct ia. 1
HALF A MILLION CELEBRATE.
Troinendous Sunday Ucntun'.ratlon Orer
the Corll Xarr'.ase llilL
, Bud A Testji, S!arch 5. More than
100,000 persons joined yesterday in tho
demonstration in favor of he covil
marriage bilL Ux-Ministcr Crozy pre
sided over the largest of the meetings.
Tens of thousauds m irehed through
the streets, cheering for the cabinet
and waving flags and banners. Crowds
stood all day before the houses oi
Maurice Joaki, the author; Premier
Wiekerle, Count Czaky, rninister of yub
li worship, and Dr. Von Szielagyi,.
minister of justice. The appearance
of any cabinet minister in the street
was the signal for tumultuous demon
strations. TO VISIT HIS FATHER.
Mr. Wllaon'a Soti, Enrowr, IuforueU of Ills
Father's Improved Condition.
Saw Antoxio, Tex., March 4. Will
iam Q. Wilson, son of Congressman
Wilson, passed through here yesterday
on his way to Gaudalajara, Mexico, to
t e beds'de of his father, who has been
seriously ill with an attack of typhoid
fever. j
While here1 Mr.j Wilson received a tel
egram informing him that his father's
condition is slightly improved. lie will
be . removed to ! the United States as
soon as he is able to stand the journey.
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Another Texaa Ubld Find
San Axtoxio, March 5. Ben H. San
ford, a ranchman of Presidio county,
arrived here today and states that there';
is much excitement among the people
of that section over the discovery of a
rich vein of gole. The find is located
in the extreme lower part of the county !
in a mountainous district. A town or :
camp of 300 people has sprung up there !
within -the past two weeks, and pros-J
pec tors are arriving every day, many ;
of them coming from Mexico.
Mine Kxploslnn In Mexico.
Sax Axtoxio, Tex., March 5. Ad
vices were received hero today of a pre
mature explosion occurring at Sierra
fclajada mines just as the last shift of
the day was leaving Saturday. Three
of the miners were killed and several
injured. The authorities have arrested
the superintendent of the mine upon
the charge of being responsible for the
accident.
poea Cheap Silver AS vet Cotton?
New Yobk, March 3. H is reported
today otf Wall street that the decline in
silver had caused a notable check upon
the" "demand for American cotton goods
from lTiina. It is further stated that
there has been a falling off of from 15
to 10 peir- cen$ - in orders dating from
this month.
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Bass From Atlanta Barred.
Atlaxta, Aiarch 5. The board of
health at Augusta through its president
Dr. Foster, has notified express and
railroad agents that they could not
haul rags or, second-hand t lthinginto
Augusta from this, city doling the
Smallpox excitement. '
Georgia Democratic t on rent Ion, Anjroat S.
Atlaxta, March 5. The state demo
cratic executive committee, at its meet
ing in this city Saturday, decided on
August "Jnd as the day for holding the
; state democratic convention lor the
! abomination of a governor.
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Lessens Paia, Insures Scfety to
r -t. Life of Mother and Child, j
My -wife, after having used Mothers' ;
Friend," passe4 through the ordeal
" with lUUe pain, was sxe4ncer in one j
ltr.iTu V.Mi In ttf.k afior the birlh
of her f oitait ?.ild.-?.J4icGoLlilci, j
- Mothers Fzieno robbed pain of Its
terror and shorteoe hilxa. I Lave the peal-
tiiiostchitdlewsaw.'' . r '
!,,..- MiIM.AHERif,;Ckchraa,Ga.
Esprnscl i amy ddre, hryel prepaid,
rtst. Book to Mothers muted free.
BjCADFIELO REGULATOR CO.
AtlastxCa.
POZS THEM
GOOD, i
The
rromUe of Tariff Re form Starts T
Xutur-Q4 Industries.
According to the Textile World j of
Boston, 173 new mills ; for the , manu
facture of textile goods were erected
I in this country last year. sill
These mills were projected after the
election of the present tariff, reform
consrre-, an I ' nvt of them after jtbe.
inanguratum of 1'resident Clevelarul,
Twen sy re ven , of thd fifty-two cotton
mills erejrte r are in - tli 3 south; vXorth
Carolin.v le:idin? w':th fourteen. The
ittal (r Xew Knglan.1 is fifteen, all
out two of them bei.nr in Masachu-si-tts.
N-'arlv all o:' the fifty-threo new
nittin mils alo usf cottoti.i Most
of them are in the ml Idle s at js, the
joutli ami -w.'st haying. howeYer
ifteen butweea tlieui. There wereislx
;otton bntttntr m.lU put up, only one.
'ess than in liS'U.
The proSts of thj woolen m.inuf-ict-:irers
wero cut down s .mo. but thoy
.vere sulHciently Lire to justify the
peniug of thirty-three new woolen
ail Is. They are scattered pretty well
ver the country, every sectiOa being
represeutel. I
About hlf as m i ny silk as wooilen
nills were established. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania manufacturers putting
up tea of theni. F;
It is too early yet to .tell how many"
mills wiil be erected thiye'tr, but a
ool start h is already beju m wVv an 1
particularly in tho soufi. The pro.lte-
clon or textile g.va is. however, in-
r?asod uot s- much by t'.ie establish
-leutol new mills xs it is by tue en
.argem.'nt of tii se alro i-ly establishe l
i'he c ;pac'tv of ful!y l ilf of the cotton
jiills in thj smth has rec'.T.tly ceiM or
s now beiu
lubiic.
inc:c.iie L St Louis Jle-
Sir.
Mr. R
red
hns c:n
miivin? a cam
a-gn
.sn-ecl
in Piiila lelphia for the
v lie til
lature
nf Gaiuslu A. Urow's candi-
for cotJr'Si. I The burdn of
ils complaint agai.ist the preseut con
tit ion of things in Washington is that
he southern democrats am in otnm ind
n ine pariv. it can scarcoiy nave
-scaped Mr lived s oiservailon in con-
re-.s that thj west, inste.i l of ! th
.
outh, rs contro aisg l;sx illation at
jut. anl that it has required a good
teal of generalship on the part of the
'emoerutic lea lt-rn to restraiu the! ex
rerae ralicalism of th-; wester ra inem
ers on ec :ninieu.jeets. With wiie:tt
elling un-ler sixtv cents a bushel! the
evolution that is'goinir on in the wjrst
Is not likely to die out. Mr. Uevi
ught to know this, and we ratUer
hink he does. Iloston Her:ihL
"Pr.Jtctlon" Knui'n? Fruiee. j
In the French chitj nber of deputies
I. Jul-:s Charles ttnux, a well known
nanufacturer of Mar.-ie'.lles, a niember
f the tribunal of commerce ..n J cnam
'jer of commerce of that city, m ido a
peoch in opposition; to tho corn: tax
prop sals at the govrnmenL He de
clared that the accept ince of these pro
posals would lead to tho destruction of
I'Vench commerce and would increase
the price of lireai, which was already
ouch dearer iu Fr.thce than in! any
. . , . . , ,
oiner country. i-rieci,inisin nes ue-clarel,-
was mining the country. The
-.ta'tistics showed that since a protective
policy had been adoptei there had been
a yearly falling off of 2.000,000 tons in
the amount of freight carried in France.
This policy was a suicidal one, and ho
urged that the government go back to
some form of free trade. ' i
Kothlns; Heard From the Reindeer.
Philadelphia, Pa., February 20.
Nothing has been heard from thet j dy
namite laden schooner Reindeer, which
broke from her mooring at the Dela
ware breakwater on Saturday aud
drifted seaward, " j
len.iesA.-e jSepaMlcana to Meet.
CiiATTAXoooa, March 5. A call ha
been issncd for a meeting of the clubi
comprising the Trnnesse state republi
can league iu this city April 5th ' '
Or La Grippetfiongh or'rasionnllireTiL.
demic, i.s always more or Iprs prevdlent.
The lient remetly j for this, complaint
is Ayers Cherryl Pectoral.
' I-tst Sprtnjr. 1 was taken down trith
La Grippe. At tlrties II was completely pros
trated, sad so difficult was my breathing
that my breast seemftd as if eoufiuetl In an
Iron ease. I procured a bottle of Arer'a
Clierry Pectoral, and ho sooner had I lieenn
takins it than relief followed, I could hot be
lieve that the effect would be so rapid and the
enre ho complete. It Is truly a wonderful med
icine." W. II. Williams. Crook City, 8. D.
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
P rom pt t o act s u re to c u re
TiT Agents. $75
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