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... escaped. THE ARRAIGNMENT OF PRES1DENT CLEVE- * LAND. I Washington, MIonday (Reuter).-In the Senate to-dayI, .Mr. Stew-art. speaking on his resolution to arraign . President Cleveland for violating the spirit of the Constitution ini seeking to coerna Clongress ...

... were tbe High Chief Hangar, the Permanenlt Secrearv. and the Parlia- ment-oy Agent. Mr. T. Ballan Stead had the honnir of speaking on behalf of the whole of the societies. THE ITALIAN VICTORY IN THE SOTJDAN. BRome, Thursday (Reuter).-The latest advices ...