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wiiiilil tint ili'iiniiiil llii' nimlli".! imlli'i'. mill
the eliiliii nf . . 1 1 r ihiiri'li mi- iif 11 aln.lliii
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I'l'i'lealliatle llilirl lliil.-i' olii ll I In' ruuai- nf
Hip 1T111I lull nf tilt' I'lutir III tvlili'li yuil Nil 11 a
iiim win I In' vol nt Ion from tlili liilimli'
mull nili' "Iiml 1111M111K i'iiml." When I In
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tin' nun. i' of miK' wiib miKKi ali'il for IrliillliK
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lliln lliiio iIhti' with lliii'ii lilalinpii nfi'iiial
ImnliiiK. Tin! I'huri-li of Honn- miw Unit It
wniilil not Imi ii Dry fur I Ik im In li'l Ihlai'liilm
Ml. t'oiiiitiiiilliiopli! cniil liiiii-, mnl iln-y rlill
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t tintkn iIiiiiii iIIm-oiiIIiiui: tin! mmii! of pnpi
to tlmlr lilnhnp. An Mum 11 a Iln-y nlnppi'd
UnlliK llii! Ilium-, I lir Kiinmlli. ttpplli'd II. In
tlii-lr lilalmp ami Hmi laihr ri-naiiii you am
miiliid popi! liMlay, Al (I111I. II, viw llm pliwilnu
of win! 111 11 11 aliovi! llii ri-i.1 tn mirli a miiull di!
Krifi! Hint II. wna ai'iiii-i ly pi-ri!i'plllili!. 11 ml
iiiiw tiny i' 1 1 him hkikI,
No, you aliould not. m prnuil of llii! orlitln
of your oflli-i-, and wln-11 you think of wlnit In
rlalmt d for ll and what It In. you ahoiild ti ll
your cliuirh, "I alum Id h v, my fiu-i! for
allium' wln-ti I M'i; that I In- i liiliim of tin'
papiu'y am crioiii'oui., that I aliould i:oiinldi!r
tiiym lf Hlmply 11 a 'flint amoriK i-iinila,' and
t hat l lii! Judxrni'iil of I In- li'imima HKiilnat
llinMniiitlaiiii of Coiiataiitlnopli', 01 ai''ounl.
of tin- iiami; popi-, Ih'Iiik Ihn follotfi'rof atill
(,'lirlitl, i'hii hi! with c(ual forei; hroiiifht
M;ilril id la fliMrcli. li-t m witali my lunula
from thin ain and li-l 111" I'liamplon I In- rmiai'
'thft I'x piililim of fraud,' "
If report am irorrci't, (.ln-rn ha ln'ii nomn
HKllnil'Ki hi Km vhi U-iin on incoiiiil of tin'
in 1 it)) mil on thn part f mmm tit tfm Itornan
JvHttot' cli-riry In tl CnlK-d iMtU havn
II.TIfii'lf,SiWiiCch(ir''h hf.rtt In thhtraiw
Ui ri-v,nttU'm ut your authority and dlctii
lloiw, and with imn'li amullcr amount ot
rldli'iilmm doi frlm a than your chumh hint
and wlil. li I'liilniiti-a from lltinif, I am not
Mirprlw-d It h rmifd you Ui m-nd a man
fii'rn to adjiint mnl ti'i-a, and unli'im mmii; ra'll
t:nl chanifi-n am mali! your r:Uirn to Um
orlnln of your t:nUtiir.r., "Ilr( amoiiKi'iiuahi"
will Id! Kri'ally luiatmiid, l-t Urn pi'Opln
liav th llllili! for llii'inai'lvi'ii mid li t llii'M
Invi-allKaWf, If tli! puhlli! whooN ak for
thi! nliii phi ri'aIIiif of (h Illhln, l"f thi-m havn
It, Comin l your ji'opl tontudy fh lllth
and li-t them taku It h! nil; of faith and
prmrtlM!. All' at Irylo n-laln. If polli!,
"Ilrat Hmoiiit ciual" and not Im compi'lli'd
to a;ipl. (hi. tllli! "I In' ct annHK (he
lowi-nt,"
If I ti'r! poK' for oni' ahorl day,
I'd to tlih fullhf ill mi'mln-rn nay,
"I hold llii! Ifllili! from your Kranp,"
That to your hi-arln you'll t-wr rfp
Thi! tnany fraiidn thai nn-n Invent
To maki! you pay In -vcry I'cnt,
And nnik! my palaci', hi-rn In Hotui,
A vnry I'omforlalli' liomn,
A i HAHOV,.
i'd hiii (hi' error ttoiiir hud mali-.
And IhroiiKh the doi-lrlnen I would wade
Willi a new, alnirp, luili.liai'lia hne,
I'd tflm the lllhle in litem all,
I would not let one pi rnon fall
l(efor a prleat on Ood they'd call,
And when I made my trumpet nound,
There would not he a convent found j
They'd ill he levelled with Ihe ground,
At.f.l'U,
Horn v, Rrn,
There are, loo many middlemen ciimiiedon
1 he M ane
Of life, In Ha join in-y from childhood ti aiie,
VVhocliilm their lni ruction hy S'fU-r were
Klten
To M'nd wiula Immortal to hell or to heaven,
The hlhomand prleat with a hlot-d (freed.
Are here to lntriict 11 what way to proi'eed,
ItlrectluK to which of Out a)nt we mnl
pray,
And forawmall trlhule, (i ll what we miil
ay.
The poie and "monaliiioi" who foimulala
rule,
l;eny n the rlhl to maintain our free
nchooltf,
IleclarliiK (he children no wariied and de
praved,
They will not Mihmlt lo he led nor emlaved,
In ail linmim pronre, whnlrov! In Ihe van
Have heen hy (hi comhlne condemned foa
R m an,
Have heen perwctifed. linpilonedor hnrii' d,
for honotliiK Irulli that free choolhve
dlwerned.
"The Utile red ncliool honae" llml deal Willi
theyontl
Ha done more for llln rly, prozrea and
trulh,
. 'Mi mi all ecumenical council that, wiiilil
f To iitlu the control of man' Irlhuli' and
I llniiinni.
Tlielljiht of Mil world ) Ihe freedotu of
mind
I'oi.ii.lii'il hv no creed, to no ol der confined -
N'lid mini III Hie way that Ihe .Niiiircm
trol To walk, 1111 liili lllent Imnife of iiml,
I io llo.
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What i Trulh?
y Him K Imi.akh, III., Jami try 'is, IM'.f.'J
J Kurniit 1 iik Amkkii'am; VVitlimit it
liviiio revulfttinti wi; woulil bit Ignorant
4 ,l I toil IMt tit, I H -' 'I ) I II HI
lit. I, I', I I.I . (ll ll I ( lif
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' t ii i.lf thiiti(ltl n tt ii!'it nil. I
Ifti lilli(i i It m Itt It Ii It-tn In Ilir
MittUh tut llii Milit til In 1 1 i' HI. I
I aUll llll lt lllf Nf I I l'ltlll I.I
I hn mlti'Ml mnl ll t uH I Hif l''if.
t tiii'iilli'ti Hii-i' m nit lull ml i t'iM
In lli'il Willi It l tn I'.lli.W
i'hw 'llfi'lt tit'itHl ht t'lHM r-ntti-ini!
iihiii IM n mnl it in' pint o tn tut
Oik 'iitniMi . liititiinjt tint lifili'lt u
a t'ltiiri'h wttuMt Niltifii'ttU li!i!l Ih
t'iiliii lliliiiiitlitl Im'Iiij-It'llitfil by
l.iiltn "llm littln fJtM'k."
'I'liU wn, iitiilniililiilly, iKtt ui On'
ill vino in 11 Itiiingiirntiil lnfin llie ml
vt'iit nf nur Hint 1'iiii'iiU In tint iirilt'it,
Tim inrt nf llii ilmiuii in lili'li
( liril'K pnrt I t'lmrtt'il, In wlmt vtn me
t ti t itikI t it lii nt llii initlt'iilir limn,
t'hrlnl, ( iiiM'i'ii'iiiry ttlcp In Inyliig
llm fontiitiillon for till iiillllci, i'li'i't
iich it'rmiint n tiiui"t or iilbir ni lu'tl
ittiiti'd llm tl i ll'u re lit piirU nf tlm fniunla
tion, Thn foiiniliitloii of thin liulliling
wiiliiid lit .li'tiihiili'in, tint in Unnii', 111
our JCoiuShIi ftli'iiil woiilit hnvc u be-
lil'VC. Al tills tlllltl Mllll pIllCi', A.I).
itbndl ill), nur Sftvloor appi'iirml Ukiii
tlm sci'tio of netinii in 1'alcintiiic In
mnl nboul JtiruKiilfin not Hiii.
Iliglit lu re let ui !iiiuiru if il hint tiei'ii
(iod'ti imi iioHt! I hut Homo ulioulil linve
been tin; Mint of Hi government, would
hi) not hfivo neliicti'il that jiluco, IiihIuihI
of JeruwiltiHi, an th birtli-pluci;, ami
nubMcipient itvfiit of HinSon'n work,
intit(l of Jeruimloiii? If Hoiik! wan to
be the Hititt of the lirt pnp or binhop,
tunl IVtitr that binhop or pope, why m
it that no rni-ntion ha mun niaiJ of it
in th divinii record by omo onuV
Why i It that Jatni!, who I a near
relative to our Saviour, in wilectnl a
the Iiml biithopof Jerufaleni imtleail of
IVterV Corirt Heleeteil III apostle
from I'alentliie, not Italy. Now the
ollici! of an apomle j imply a ni't
henger or envoyan envoy nf (ioil'
Hon, A(ioirKjfi win an envoy of
the Father' to ave the world. Ileb,
; I, Again, if It wa the Master' In
letilion to Invent J'eter alone with the
emlnefiee of abnolutu power, would He
not have called I'etur lirt and fully
invested film with authority a HI uc
oeor' liut inntead, Clirit ealled him
and Andrew hi brother at tins arn
time, and going a little farther by or
along ble of the river or ea, He met
Jame and John, and straight way He
called them also, Hy thi aetlon we
see that no one apostle had any pre
cedence over the other, but of thi we
will have more to ay in the future,
Kach of them apostle were Relucted
in reference to their peculiar litnes
for the work they had to do,
Now while it I true that I'cter
opened the door of the church to the
(icntile world when be wa sent to the
centurion, yet thi man lived not in
Home, but in I'alesline,
',tul was the aposlli? who wa regu
larly installed a the apostle U the
(ienliles, ami h It I who wa at Home
and first preached there, and finally
died there. No mention anywhere Is
made in Holy Writ of 1'eler ever hav
ing been in or near Home,
Now, will our papist friends take
cognizance of these genera) statement
and apply the knowledge herein con
tained themselves, and do a little
thinking for themselves, and not let a
priest be their thinker, mouthpiece and
master, a they are at thi present
time'
The oflice of a priest should be to
direct hi adherent to the road that
lead to a better condition here and
hereafter, liut, Instead, ll la an oflice
to stultify every avenue of the mind,
that ignorance, superstition and bigotry
inrty be the ieu!t of their teaching,
so that they may hold in abeyance
their poor deluded follower, that they
may u them to further their own sel
fish desire and purpose.
llo H Isl.AMH MkTIIOIUNT,
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AUK YOIJ HINCKRE-'
Are you sincere in your desir to see
Tiik Amkihi.ax turned Into a ilallyV
That i a question which we have often
naked ourself, and a often answered
with a no. Hut as rcjuesl keep pour
ing in we have concluded to lest your
loyalty to Americanism, V'ur sincerity
n demanding a iMn.r Amkuican and
your ability to deliver the pledged
support.
The way we intend lo tei-t you i as
follows:
How many share of stock will you
take in the American Publishing com
pany at It f tee value, f I IMt per share?
One half down', I every ;i mouth Un"-e-after.
How many subscript ion will you
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subscribe for the paper on above
condition at the following rale:
!l month 2.o0
ti n'onlh $4. 5(1
1 year 8.00
The weekly ha given entire satis
faction and our pledge to make the
daily, If it should be started, a good In
proportion I sufficient guarantee to
those who invest to assure them that
their funds will be properly and judi
ciously handled.
This I in your hand now. If you
want a daily you know how to get it.
If you do not, bold onto your money.
We do not care which way It goes,
Ilcniember, wo do not start on promise
thi: funk taunt he in ulyld.
No Rival Yet,
Woild famous Kli Perkins says:
"After people have gone over all the
route to California once, they settle
down to the old I'- I', Thi road will
alway be the great transcontinental
line. It lias the best track, the best
equipment, the best eating houses, anil
it teache the traveler more hialorv
and geography than a other line. It
show you historic K lit Lake and the
Mormons, take you through the great
Laramie plains, the Humboldt I'.iiHiti
and the Grand Canyon, over the very
stage route that Horace Greeley and
Artemti Ward rode.
Once on tlm Union I'acilic it goes
evirywhere. It run lo Portland and
I'ueblo, Helena and the Yowitnile,
Tacuma and Seattle, Iis Angeles and
San Hiego, and I the only route into
San Francisco, It ha no real rivals
yet."
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Scenes,
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I', Deuel, City Ticket Agent Union J'a
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Amkhkan I'riiuHHiNu Company
4I2-I'MI Khi'.i'ly block, and order a
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Do you want a home of your own?
You can buy any lot we own at 10
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AUVKItTIKKMKNTH lll'l'ti'il in Tlllv
Amkkii'AN urn sure to bring a pi'ufi table
rX'turn to tin-advi'i-tiwr. Aniericaiia,
wittuli tlie cnlunilis nf tills paper!
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1taH rf W aatilnjlwai t li a til
ilr Inilnut AI, 11 tint
It I'll wl - iitigta-ttlMtial I tnaall
NV tllilTii I'rS S I'li'wl'letil IUr
rU'M it twill i.uv'tiiit iii n i'h i.tibt
riiitiiiti ttf U.'t..i-iitiiUvs I'tll Mnl
Itilt tn I Itt r'unlill.'li K.i i'I nltttt t'i
llna Int urn nf ltnKiiv ni"i 'litii ln
fmin I'lii. k. i.f Ihit ritltml HtAlitt lii
lii'llint liter I sint lisil . 'llll. HV. Tlnn
w..l .tt: ' Tlltl ttt lull Wtn llirai
WW klntll laiiilitmn ,t nll.tttr itieii limtillait
lO p finni nnw a.it in tbo I nitial
Wntns tlinniath Cnnadltiii terrilniy lo
mi'ilber (Hiinl In tbt I'lilliil Staltit, Mini
if mi In what riat'lbtii tit I'laiiiinn
liuli it shall Im DtibjiH ltil on xv elitt'l llix
nur territory r wlmlly within lb
jMiwor nf iMiiatntiw, w ltlmut refnrniH'o M
the ipiitHtinn wlii'lher arlirln '.",l nf tlm
treaty nf Washington u or is nut tn
force. "
The )irtxldt'tit reviews at ImiKth the
loKihliill'Hi nf tniiKrt"H pliti'lliK a cnll
strnctinii tipntt article I'll nf tint treaty,
and adds: "I have aked the opinion nf
the attiirney wnt'ral iimiii this iiiinliuii,
and he is of the opinion Hint article I'll
has been abruKateit. It wtmld 1st no in
fract ion, either of the letter nr the spirit
of Ihe treaty, If we should slop, uulninl
and carefully itisN'ct every vehicle ar
riving at our border with such merchan
dise, nor on Hie other band, would Can
ada violate her oliliKiitioim under the
treaty by a like treat niniit nf merchan
dise iinpurted through the iiort nf New
York on its arrival in Camilla.
"A practice has grown up of allowing
merchandise tnnii Cuiim and ilapan,
purcliiiHi'il and iiuportnd from those
countries by our own citizens and landed
at jKirts in the Dominion of Canada, to
be there loaded into cars which, Isiing
ealed by an nlllcer nf the United Status
or someone snppoMcil to represent him,
are forwarded through the territory of
Canada across the entire continent and
allowed to cross our frontier without
Other inspection than an I'xatninut urn of
Reala. Ihe practiconf sealing such mer
chandises, uutwithstaiiilitig it has linen
allowed by the treasury lor some years,
1 think is tiiiaulhurl.ed.
"The practice not only equalize the
advantage of Canadian sea port with
our own in the impurtalinii of goods for
our domestic consumption, hut makes
the Canadian port favorable port nf
entry. The detention under this system
at the Canadian port are Ins than
when the merchandise is landed at a
tiort of the United States to forward iu
bond to another port therein.
"1 come now to discuss another ele
ment of tills international tralllc,
namely, the tnuisportrtiou of merchan
dise from one port in the United State
to another port therein over the terri
tory of Canada. In practice, the car, if
the Heal is found to bo intact, i passed
to place not port and is opened and
unloaded by the consignee, no nlllcer Imj
ing present. The question is, are the
regulation such as to provide proper
nafeguard axaiimt fraud or are they
such a to make fraud easy to those
who have the disposition to commit It'
The following are the conclusion at
which 1 have arrived;
First That article 9 of the treaty of
Washington ha been abrogated.
Second That even if this article were
in force there i no law in force to exe
cute it,
Third That when in force the treaty
imposed no obligation upon tint United
Slate to use the enncossioiw a to trans
It made by Canada, and no limitation
upon the powers of the United Slate in
dealing with merchandise imported for
the use of our citizen through Cana
dian tsirts, or passing from one place in
the United State to another through
Canada upon the arrival of such mer
chandise at our border.
Fourth That, therefore, treaty or no
treaty, tho question of sealing car con-,
taimng Much merchandise ami the treat
ment of Mich Healed car when they cross
our bordet is and always has been one to
be Nettled by our laws according to our
convenience and our interests, a we
may see them,
1' if Hi That the law aul.horizliitf the
sealing of car tn Canada containing
iorelKti merchandise irnimrteil from any
contiguous country doe apply to mer
chandise imporlcil oy our own people
from count rieH not contiguous ami
carried throuih Canada for delivery to
such owners,
Sixth That the law did not contem
plate the passing of sealed cars to any
place not a "port," nor the delivery of
such car to the owner or consignee to
lie opened by him without the super vis-
I Ion of a revenue officer.
Seventh That such a practice I in
consistent with the Hafnty of the rev
enue." (OMlUKSSIOMAly rUO( ISKDINliS,
Ki-nat.
) Wariiimjton, Feb, 8, With the ex
ception of one hour in the early part of
I tbe evening, yesterday's session of the
senate was held behind closed doors,
' and wa 'tit in the consideration of
; tho French and Swedish extradition
' treaties, and incidentally of the Hawaiian
question, in Hie nM'ii session the ( 'hand
ler Hawaiian resolution, offered some
days ago, was referred to the committee
on foreign relations, Mesnrs, Hale of
Maine and lilackbiiru of Kentucky were
appointed tellers to assiMt in counting
the presidential votes, and Mr, Carlisle'
resignation as senator from Kentucky
wa presented, Tlm district appropria
tion bill wa then taken up, considered
and passed,
It until,
Wahiiimito.v, Feb, It. The smtsion of
tho hniifo was an uiiiinntlly interesting
one. in Hie morning the autl-optiuu
bill was the center of interest, ami be
fore Hie opi'iuiiic "f the seiHioii 1 it I lo
knots of iiietnliers coiigregnied and dis
cusi'd the probable rutirsn which would
l pursued in diss.ing of the meiwnre,
Tbe opponents of thn eginlatinii were on
Hie alert, and the instant that Mr. Hatch
made hi sir. tion for a conference Mr.
L, nun) of Indiana, was addressing the
H; caker with a point of order that Hie
si nate sinendinenis must first be con
sidered in eoiniiiittetjof Hie whole, The
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tltSl tl If lll'b lltlllely mliittiti. I ht
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ilitliiiml ,t diKcrimliiNle Is'twifit tlm
lull, and Isilh weie wnt In the general
file.
Nnrlh, from the ttiininillntt on iiiiinl
clpitl sltiiir, rt'sntitl littck wnale file Ni.
til. with Ihe reciiinini'iiilHilitii that It to
to Ihe Kfiiernl tile, and lliat tile Nn,
1st illdelltlltelv HHttHlli'il. HaUtH'k in-
Iroiliiieil a resolution 1 lint Hie ballot
and si Umks in thn Ihuigbt county
mutest 1st sent In t Im etiinmitttti on
privileges a il t'litctliiiis. The resolution
went over under tlie ruin.
After the joint convention the senate
adjourned.
The entire, session nf the limine was
devoted (n work tn cumtuittee of Hie
whole with Hurry in the chair.
The coiiiiiiiHi'e recuiiiiuniidiiil Hie
passage of I liggins' bill iiiiien.liiig the
law guveriiing nppruiirialioiis fur agri
cultural Nociiities ley leaving it
opttntial instead nf compulsory
with boards of supervisor to ap
propriate funds for the support of
county fairs, and of a bill allowing
pupil in one district to attend in an
other when more than a mile and a half
from the school in their own district.
No liusin.iss was transacted by the
house after the joint convention owing
to much committee work being done.
Aaamilli.ll Sin Vim iik (ilrlt,
Jai.'Kkiin, Mich., Feb. U. Frank Ilurch
wa arrested nn a warrant charging
him witli assaulting young girls, For
two weeks .lurch's actions have Isieu
closely watched by the police, hut it
wa not until last Sat unlay night that
the first definite fad were learned,
liurcli bad utcsh to a hall on Main
Street and last Saturday evening Cap
tain Jtowin saw two young girls stand
ing at it entrance. Divining that
they were there to meet Ilurch he took
them to the station, where after close
questioning, tlie whole details were
drawn out. When arrested and taken
to the station Ilurch made a full con
fession of lii guilt before the pros
ecuting attorney and two police officer,
admit l ing Hint, he had assaulted nix
young girls. He waived examination
before Justice Palmer.
1 hit Tri-Hty Kutllli'il,
Wahhinoton, Feb, 8, Tho sonate yes
terday afternoon iu executive session
laeting three iiours and a half completed
the consideration of the French extra
dition treaty and at the close of the di
cusslo.i ratified It. The treaty wa ne
gotiated by Whitelaw Kohl during his
service as United Slate minister to
France, ami was constructed upon lines
laid down Iu accordance with instriio
tion issued by the state department.
Tho new treaty, it 1 understood, doe
not contain any largely increased num
ber of offence which will be extradita
ble crimes, but it wa found desirable to
make new dnliiiitioiis of old crime to
lit the modern condition of tilings,
Tlm 1 mat iiiiiiIi.h,
MlhWAtJKi'K, Feb, 8. -The last steps
in the formation nf the glass manufac
turer' and joblsir' trust were taken at
a meeting at the Plunkiutnii house.
There were present forty-eight represen
tatives, manufacturer and joblsir
from all section west of Pittsburg. The
session was behind chsted door here a
in Chicago, The capital stock of the
National 'Has company, by which the
trust will be known, 1 A
clause in the charter provide for the
forfeit of a certain per cent, by any
memlsir who breaks the rule ot the as
sociation. tin tiering St Hilt,
Atiiicnh, Fob, U. Reports from .ante
state that the inhabitant of most of the
town on the island are sufTering se
verely. Hundred of families are
caiii(S)d In the field near tlie city of
Zante. They fled with such haste that
they took with them neither food nor
clothes. The weather is excessively in
clement and null's shelt,r and food tie
provided speedily, the mortality will laj
appalling, A Dritish man-of-war,
which ha been loading at Pieraou
with food and clothing, has sailed for
Zante,
t icr! wllli ii 1 linn-Viinr Hmitnin-,
Santa Fk, N. M , Feb. 8. Candelario
Martinez,, the lawver who assaulted 10-year-old
Louise Wilhelm ten days ago,
wa Indicted, tried, convicted and turn
ed over to the territorial penitentiary
officer to servo a three years' sentence
by the United State court. He will be
tried for the same crime by tho terri
torial court in July next,
Nil t lutnii" III N hi III IIhUiiIh.
PiHMAtti K, N, D., Feb, !l. -There was
no change iu the Republican voto for
senator yesterday. The Democrat and
populist switched over to Governor
Shortridge and gave iiiui ,'J'J vote.
Casey received ill votes; Smith, 8; King
man, ft; Walsh, H; Anderson, 1; Ordway,
liAxvig,
1. 1111111). to Siinri il I Hrlltlf,
FiiAMaKoKT, Ky., Feb. !l. -The caucus
of the DemiK'ratic member of the legis
lature last night Humiliated Judge Wil
liam LimDay fur United States senator
vice John G. Carlisle. Lindsay bad no
opisislttoti.
Aimm 111 I tiur,
Hr.i.r.N a, Mont., Feb, ;i.- Hut three
candidates for United States senator
were voted fcr at the joint sobbm of the
legislature. Of these Sanders received
iH. Cl.iik a'Haml Divun I.'.
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