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CURRENT COMMENT.
Commissioxei: Fink is quoted as say
ing thai the word pool for agreements
between railroad companies grates
upon his ear. It has a horse-racing
tinge.
When the health ollicers of Mont
real recently camo to disinfect the
house where a small-pox patient had
died, a cat was found to be covered
with small pustules.
Thk live German-Americans whose
cxpuls'on from the country was re
cently ordered by the German Govern
ment were expelled under the law of
tS!l,which has been revived and which
does not allow foreigners to settle, or
oven to reside, temporarily at a place
unless the local authorities permit
them.
A r.Mii.Y named I.lanchette, con
sisting of a woman and Jive children,
arrived at recently at Father Point,
Que., from Montreal, where the head
of the family had died of small-pox.
Shortly after arrival the mother gave
birth to another child. Small-pox
broke out among them and they all
licd, the whole family thus becoming
extinct.
Mks'us. Bakiikk and Marsdcn, di
rectors of the Great Eastern Steamship
Company, and Mr. Brown, a .ship
lirofcor, were formally charged in Lon
don with fraudulently obtaining one
thousand pounds from the Now Orleans
exhibition syndicate by stating that the
vessel, Great Eastern, was tit for sea,
whereas she was totally unfit for a sea
voyage. The case was adjourned.
In the dairy department of the re
cent Fat Stock Show at Chicago,
considerable excitement was notice
able over the action of the State Board
of Agriculture in deciding to allow the
buttcrine and oleomargarine manufac
turers space in the building for their
exhibits. The buttennen (denounced
this action vehemently, and did all
they could to have the order rescinded
Imt without avail.
It was learned in Paris recently that
three children out of live who were
bitten by a mad dog in Algeria were
on their way to France for treatment
by Dr. Pasteur. The other two had
lied. The Council General at Mar
seille has voted one thousand francs
to send a professor of the Normal
School there to witness Dr. Pasteur's
experiments, and two thousand francs
for l ho necessary implements and
means for keeping rabbit viru.
A Lincoln, 111., special of the 10th
fiuys: A sensation was caused to-day
by the discovery of portions of the
bones of at least three persons under
the smoke house of a homestead be
longing to one John Haines, from 1ST
till 1880. Haines was a desperate
character, the terror of his neighbors.
'He was a participant in several bloody
a (Frays here, and was himself slain in
Kansas a year ago. It is now generally
believed that Haines was another "old
man Bender," and that the bones
found are the remains of his victims.
The first definite details of Senator
Stanford's scheme for the establish
ment in California of a great university
were made public in San Francisco re
cently. His ranche at Palo Alto, near
lMenlo Park, about thirty miles from
San Francisco, has been selected as the
sito. The several buildings comprising
the university will be in the general
plan of a parallelogram, and con
structed so as to permit of additions
being made as the necessities of the in
stitution may require. Senator Stan
ford will donate to the university his
Palo Alto. Gridlcj and Vina properties,
worth live million three, hundred
thousand dollars. To this he will add
a money donation so as to make the
total endowment of the university
twenty million dollars.
In reference to Secretary Whitney's
order sending the Tennessee and Ga
lena to the Isthmus of Panama, the
Washington Slur quotes a naval otlicer
as saying: "We haven't received the
bill for the burning of Aspinwall yet,
but it will be along this winter, and
there will be a howl raised. Damages
to the extent of a good many million
dollars were caused by the burning of
-Aspinwall. and it looks very much as
if the Government would be compelled
to foot the bill. We guaranteed to
keep the transit open. Colombia
couldn't do it and in the event of its
failure, the responsibility rested on our
shoulders. We opened the transit, but
before that was done Aspinwall was
burned and millions of dollars' worth
of property was destroyed. The peo
jle who suffered will expect remunera
tion and, as I said, will send the bill
to us."
TnE recent change in the differ
ences between ear-load and less than
car-load rates by the lines east of the
Missouri River will necessitate a com
plete change in the Joint Western
Classification Committee as now con
stituted. Heretofore the Joint West
ern Classification applied to all the
lines west from Chicago to the connec
tions with the Southern and Central
Pacific Railroads. The new changes,
however, have been adopted only by
the lines between Chicago or St Louis
and the Missouri River and between
Chicago and St Paul. The lines west
of the Missouri River refused to make
the same changes, claiming that there
was no demand for it by the people
along the line of their roads. This
necessitates the organization of two
Classification Committees, one for the
Jiaes east of the Missouri and another
Sot the lines west'of the river.
THE WORLD AT LAEGE.
Summary of the Daily Naw.
PERSONAL AND I'OI.ITICAL.
Thb President has appointed Samuel J.
Tilden, Jr., to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Fifteenth District of Now
York, vice Jarnes S. Smart, suspended.
The appointee is nephew of ex-Goveruor
Tilden.
A recent dispatch from Dodge City,
Kan., noted the death of the Cheyenne
chief, Stone Calf.
The President on the 10th made the fol
lowing appointments: James iSurns. Sur
veyor of Customs, at Kansas City: Oscar
Valeton, Assistant Appraiser of Merchan
dise, at New Orleans.
M. Baktholdi, the sculptor, brought with
him to Washington two model1 of the pro
posed Lafayette monument. They will be
placed in the ofiico of the members of the
Monument Commis?ion.
It was reported at Washington that the
Consulship at Canton, China, wns to he
offered to I. J. Franklin, of Kansas Citv,
an ex-Congressman. A salary of $,700
was attached to the otlice.
The appointment of Colonel W. Hydo as
Postmnster of St. Louis wus made public
on the 10th.
The National Free Trade Convention as
sembled in Chicago on the 11th, Hon. David
A. Wells in the chnir.
The President has appointed George W.
Gbck as Pension Agent at Topeka, Knn.,
and Krastus Kdmond as Collector of Cus
toms for the district of Frenchman's Bay,
Me.
M. De V,ka7.za, the African explorer, has
arrived at Lisbon.
David A. Wkm.s wns elected President
of the Free Trade League for the ensuing
year in the recent conference at Chicago.
M. liEitXAKKT, Premier and Minister of
Finance, announced the budget to the Bel
gian Chambers on the lth. It shows a
surplus of $0)0,000.
Lieutenant Kchwatka, of Berlin, will
set out on nn expedition to the North Pole
next spring.
Ex-Senator Sharon died in San Fran
cisco on the afternoon of the I.'Sth.
Viscount Ka.vki.aoh died in London on
the l.'llh, aged seventy-three.
The French courts have pronounced a
divorce between Madame Nicoliui and M.
Nicoliui, the well known tenor.
MISCKI.I.AXEOUS.
The backbone of the tnke among the
miners at Shawnee, O., was broken by .sev
eral of the companies giving the advance
asked.
The scaffolding of the new iron bridge
at Keithsburg, 111., fell into the river the
other day, and Patrick Conway, Jninas
McCanun and John Olsen were buried un
der the debris in the bottom of the river.
All lived in the East. Two others were
seriously injured.
Advices from Melbourne say thnt no
credence was given there to the report that
the natives of Fly Kiver murder d all the
members of the Sydney Geographical As
sociation's expedition to New Guinea.
The charge of indecent assault preferred
against F.ditor Stead and others in the
Armstrong ca-o in London ended in a ver
dict of guilty ami they were sentoncd as
follows: Stead, three months; Rebecca
Jarrett, six months; Sampson Jacques,
one mouth; all without hard labor; and
Madame Louise Morey, six mouths with
hard labor.
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics re
ported that during the ten month-, ended
October .11 last, there was exported from
the United States 17.V.,.r,l gallons of
mineral oils valued at $1I,.7.)S,-12I; the ex
port during a similar period last year
amounted to ll'-V'TUTiM gallons valued at
$UU 107,02.").
Geoiigk J. FitAYKn, express agent, tele
phono agent and postmaster nt Glencoe,
Out., has absconded, taking with him be
tween six and seven thousand dollars. Ho
took n woman with him, leaving his wife
in destitute circumstances.
The court martial selected to try Lieu
tenant Colonel Sneathen, of the Eighteenth
llegiment for conduct prejudicial to mili
tary discipline in purchasing pay warrants
at a discount from men during the State
encampment at Lake Couueaut, convened
ill Pittsburgh, Pa., on the 10th.
Forty-seven stownways were recently
discovered in the hold of a vessel which
was about to sail for America from Glas
gow. Michael Myers, one of the jurors in
the famous Walkup poisoning case at Em
poria, Kan., dropped dead of heart dis
ease at his home near Neosho Ilnpids. Mr.
Myers was one of the six jurymen who
voted from first to last for Mrs. Wnlkup'a
acquittal. He was about forty-six years
of age.
Forty persons were affected recently at
Chattanooga, Tenn., by drinking water
from a well, which, it was thought, had
ber-n poisoned.
Ford and Murphy, of New Orleans, who
were sentenced to be hanged on November
1.1, for the murder of Captain Murphy,
have been granted a respite for thirty days
by the Governor.
Thk committee which had been arbitrat
ing between the Knights of Labor and the
Mallory Steamship Company at Galveston
adopted a resolution recommending that
Agent Sawyer, whenever he needs labor,
give the preference to the men who were
at work on the wharf at the time of the
strike.
Sixty students of the Ohio Wesley an
University, at Delaware, near Cleveland,
Ov recently attended the opera house to
witness a production of "Hichard III." by
Fred Wmrde. They did so in Tiolation of
a rule of the institution, for which nine
students were suspended for the remainder
of the term, the other fifty-one being com
pelled to sign an agreement not to repeat
the offense.
Thk German-Americans recently ex
pelled from the island of Foehry Schleswig
have also been ordered to leave Prussia.
Two naturalized Americans, natives of
Tarp and Schottenburg. have also been or
dered to leave, one by the end of Novem
ber, aud the other by the end of the year.
The Washington express on the .Balti
more & Ohio Railroad, going west, went
over an embankment nearCollinsrille, Pa.,
the other morning aud was badly wrecked.
Congressman Boyle, of Fayette Count,
and fifteen others were seriously injured.
The clearing bouse return for week
ended November 7 showed an average in
crease of 4S.6 compared with the corre
sponding week of last year. In New York
the iucrease was 112.5.
An explosion of gas occurred at the Pine
iron xvoiks village near Reading. Pa., re
cently. Jeremiah Zimmerly, William Easle
and William Baughber were irightfully
burned.
A dispatch from Washington says: Tbe
court martial at Fort Slyer, which tried
eighteen signal service men on charges of
insubordination, found all guilty and sen
tenced them to be publicly reprimanded by
the Chief Signal Officer. It is said that
the Court was satisfied that the offense
was due to ignorance of military law.
The Japanese Postal Commission ac
companied by the Japanese Minister, called
at the Post-office Department, Washing
ton, on tbe 12th. They were received by
First Assistant Postmaster General Stev
enson, who explained the American sys
tem and escorted them through the Tari
obs borcsBS of the deoartmeat. i
The grand jury at EdgefWd, S. C, has
found a true bill against thirty-one of the
Culbreath lynchers and "no bill" as to tbe
two others.
A number of Chinese laborers who
landed in New York in Juna in transit to
San Francisco, where they were to tak
the steamer for China, have not been heard
from siuce their arrival in New York and
the supposition is that they are concealed
in this country and have no intention of
leaving.
The owner of the British cutter. Arrow,
has issued a challenge through the Lon
don Field for an international challenge
cup, the one won by his boat in the race
against the America in lo.', when the lat
ter was under British rig and British
management.
A I'KIVate telegram of the 10th from
Rangoon says that war between Burmah
and th Indian Government has been for
mally declared.
National swine breeiers, ia convention
at Chicago, adopted a resolution recom
mending Congre.--5 to ndopt retaliatory
legislation concerning import from Ger
many and France.
A KlltE broke out the other nij-ht on the
stage of tho Union Square Theater, New
York. It was quickly suppressed, and the
drop scene being lowered prevented a i
panic among the audit-no, who were un
aware of the situation of affair.- behind the
SCWS.
Anderson Bcrnes, a Cherokee, was ex- ,
ecuted by shooting at sunrise th other
morning at Punhmatnh Court House, Cher
okce Nation. He was convicted of mur
dering his wife while she was in a delicate
condition.
The jury in tln rns of Rev. Dr. Hicks,
the spiritual adviser of the a-sassin,
Guiteau. against the Ecnawj Mir '"om- !
pany, of Washington, I). C, for S.OOO '
damages, for the alleged libel in the pub- '
lication of the .statement that Hicks had
negotiated for the transfer of Guitenu's
bon-s to the Medic il Museum for . 1,000,
rendered a verdict for the plaintiff of one
cent damages.
John L. Hkckjier, the defaulting Treas- .
urer of the Catholic Knights of America,
wns recently tried at Grafton, W. Va., and
found guilty of forg-rv. II" wa charged
with embezzling .',0(0 belonging to the .
order in I.S1. He disappeared and the
names of his sureties were found to be for
geries. He surrendered himself a few
months ago.
The area of the burnt district of Galves- '
ton, in the fire of the l.Sth, wan altout 100
acres. Over 400 buildings were destroyed
and 1,0-30 families rendered homeless. No
public building.s were consumed except the
Second District school building. Tho loss
amounted to about 2,000,000, with 1,000,- ,
000 insurance.
One hundred employes of th watch
factory at Aurora, III., have struck. ,
A rekuoke who recently ai rived at
Cairo from Khartoum states that after tho
murder of General Gordon his head hung
on a butcher's hook for live days and was
pelted and pit upon by the native.
The Nat onal Convention at Armagh,
Ireland, rejected Mr. Parnell's nominee
for mt'iiiliT of Parliament and selected
a journeyman tailor of Armagh named
Blair. Tho convention was a stormy one.
Three persons were killed in Hopkins
ville, Ky., recently by the explosion of a
boiler in a Hour mill. The loss was .j."i,u00.
The Britis. i Government i.as ordered tho
keep-r of th Cold Bath Fields piisou to
treat Editor Stead as a first-class misde
uienuaut. The Chinese engaged as hiiindrymen
and wood cutters at Lureuz , Cal., were
recently given twenty-four hours' notice
to leave. No violence was ustd, and the
Chinamen agreed to go without, further
notice.
Thomas J. Ford, ex-Rcorder of Now
Orlenus, now in the penitentiary at Baton
Rouge, has confessed that he and not his
brother, killed Police Captain Murphy.
DisrATCiiES received at the Union Pa
cific headquniUT.s at Omaha recently state
that the coal miners who struck a few
weeks ago at Carbon, W. T., have returned
to work. There were over tOO who struck,
but one-third of them have since left.
Hunger and approaching wiuttr compelled
the miners to yield.
Thk jury in the Clements minder case at
Saganche, Col., reported a verdict "guilty
of murder in the fit st degree as to Marshall
Clements, and not guilty as to John D.,
Nauie aud Kate Clements."
A scheme is on foot to establish a line of
fast steamer between Fort Pond Bay, L.,
I., and the west cost of Ireland.
A dispatch from London, of the 1.1th,
said that Servia had declared war against
Bulgaria. Several skirmiahes had takeu
,,,ace
AIIITKNAI. niSl'ATCITB!.
The three Italians Azari, Silvetri and
Gilardo who murdereil the fruit veniler,
Filipo Caruso, and put his body in a trunk
last April, were executed at Chicago on
the 1 1th.
Thb Hon. B. J. Franklin will receive tho
appointment of United Stntes Consul at
Hankow, China, nnd not to Canton. The
Consulship is of the same grade and salary
us th-one at Canton. The Dawes County Journal has this to
Ovvinc to the protest of Mr. Pendleton, say: "One year ago to-day Chadron was
the American Minister, the live German-, tho name given to a small and widely scat
Americans whoso exoulsion from the i iered settlement of not more tlmn fiftv
Island of Fohr wa ordered by the German
British otlicer was wounded.
The rescuing party found the ten min
ers dead who were imprisoned in the Bull-
liommso siiatt at Silver Lity, Col., by tue
effects of an explosion. They were found
to have died from suffocation.
The Servians occupied Haribrod on the
1.1th. In one of :h- skirmibhes thirty-four
Bulgarians were killed. The Servians
ni-ii- wiiiiutiii ui CTuunni; wua.
The
Advisory Board of the LasterV
Union at Brockton, Mass.. have ordered
all the lasters employed in half the shoe
factories to cease work. This is the result
of a recent manifesto issued by the manu
facturers iri which the rights of tbe union
to dictate price, etc.. w a ignored.
A Band of Indians roving near thetown
of Lake Valley. N. M.. recentlv killfd
three Chinamen who conducted n vegeta
ble farm ou Membres Cre?U. tire miles
from Denting. The bodies were horribly
mutilated, clearly indicating the savages
did the killing.
Tiikhk were 2V deaths from smallpor in
llotitre.il nnd the adjoining municipalities
for the week ended the Hth, and U4 for
the previous wee.
Appeals have lecn issued from Galves
ton for a.d in supplying necessities to the
many poor families burned, out in the late
disastrous fire. A considerable saax vu
reported sulscribed
pre
bourse on the!
Nth. Mnl.r TCiar one of
the largest ti
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- we corn iraue, lautsa,
The Londou
dnrd, commenting on
the outbreak of
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and Bulgaria, sa
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died in the
Jan. W see tbe begin-
ning, but no hu
iBtellisence can pre
tend to set limits
e ri or to the ia-
Government will be allowed to remain on , Vrong name. To-day it is the name given ,l'",,n; "V,,,in.i T L. , ,'ii,.' r, ,Vn l"il U,T itttm" l "n '" - 1 Tf Jw-. d I '
the island until further notice. to a beautiful city of 1..VJ0 inhabitants, ".V. 'l ., lout I ocw'fa.ni.i w . tm n,r n m!lre lii. AfU-r l J.r ce.l ol i T,.r t
A.I.M, s-am lche. from the Br ti.h laying nearly sot) solid wholesale and re- ThomciiTa grc rna'nty of wlulm, das' alnce h.s family oruh a corj. r. w,. Mr.. k . . ,
-.earners IvVJ.leen nd Irrawaddy have ta. business house, doing business m large .j,,. thv r,,,n.r on-. b,t evt-ry- f ..arcbrr,, tut could find no tram '? V'l r,,MSJ,t ' '
-aotured K.iiglhebaw's war vessel. Tbe tud handsome brick and frame blocks, and t,nc As the tire start.sl in the n ir f u,,. :msng man MoihUt ntht Mr h" ' U W '"
apture was elT-cted under the guns of the probably 2iJ n-at nnd well-built mansion jj;rict thfv h.td Mtle or no tunt in whtcri Iironcnhcrg. ir. 4)shebvt a drum iii 'd by grbas rrtr-r. f,
Clutterbuck Fort after a sharp fight. One nd cottage dwelling houses." to move furniture, while the vv.-a.th er peo- whirli he v his vm' rorr- himfoutlo "n'T ,a5- roht ! i0 st t
Thk London D-jilv Tdturvvh savs that, f " pn irom eigmw fc3ve wr.,cr anu router neus. m BiKtrsifatrti cm ip.iusi ? imio. Cr!e KTt es-na, a !!. to
in consequenceJofthe mascre of fire " mca. rna.1 amu acmnlatl to tB3: thev are ranch impruvcil m ap- toJKUH ? ? -fta ' lalhso, aUad ! Utr,
Mussulmans a KirdschaL a Mussnhnaa dPth of from two to four feet, and pwaaci- bv br-m- poH,hed .a Awt-a , Musoud-W tei. Jiph A. Tsrxr, toual tUux la M. mrnit ,a lnht
rising against e Bulgarians is imminent, i were 7itb, .f tjet ) liria inveated the jjolt-hrnr ma- BUck Oai, L M. Header: PrxiilU. Johs mu beay monla On u.. f--
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KiitASKA STATE NKtVS.
Thankj;l- nc '
The Goverror has issfted the following
proclamation:
The President of the Pulled tatc hui '
named as a day of .Nutional ThnnV.n'n '
Thur-da. the J.th duj of Noeint-r. and in
harmony therewith. " I. Janus W l)nir
Governor ol the Mate of Nebraska, do here
by recommend to the people of this stati
due and prooerob-tranieo! thdny np '
pointed, tine' that :i held in the lulled
semf. as a tJnie for r nersil Thaak-srutiie I
and 1'niver to Almighty dixl lor tn contln i
ued memos. As n mmo cbuit -bared In I
mi t peeuil decree the tle-.nir and boun
t i- with ithlch an indigent Providence bur. .
favon-d u a.- a NnUon At Mich a tune tti ,
thl-the -inrit of triic oleitce Jnuld be Mo
tive and tar rt'irhiu;? Knd chur.t -houk"
ns-i-rt her ciaha
abundance that
remembering with ouf
The I linrties that soothe, and bles. anS
heal.
Are M-ntterr.1 at the feet of Man. llfcr
:Ioh rs."
In witin's- wlMreof. I have hereunto K
my ham! and emi-od to be Hel tbe re
eal of tlie Mate f Nebraska Ihhip at Lin
coin. thi tenth itayot Nivomber. in the jei
of our I-ont one thou-and e jrht huiHired nnc
t-itMitv nc: of th - Mute the muei.-enth
ami of tne i'de.-twIeiH f the t'mts!
Jrtnte- the mo huiMircd hii.1 tenth
My the (iowrimr Jmi.W HlSS.
Kuwaiid P. !Ii4..i:n, Ffcrctary of Mate.
Miff llnneoiio.
J. M. Clarine, one of the pioneeri of
Furna.s County, was found dead on the
river Imnk narOxforl the other morning.
It is stipjo.-ed that he was murdered, as he
was buying cattle and had considerable
money with him.
Late post olMoes established in Nebras
ka: Crane, Loup County, Morgan Craue,
Postmaster; Ingomar, Sheridan County,
Darwin J. Clark. Postmaster.
Si:vi:nty-KIW house:, have lKen erected
in Iiidiauoln this year, m which sT.Vhh
brick ami $l,') worth of lumber wore
used.
A KEM.OW named Bohannou was recent
ly arrested near Valentine for appropriat
ing to his own us" eleven head of stock be
longing to tho Wyoming Cattle Associa
tion. Tho otlicer was about to place the
bracelets on his wrists when the prisoner
begged permission to put on his overcoat.
Consent was given, and the next moment
the muzzle of a revolver was thrust into
the otlicer'-s face and Bohauuon retreated
into Dakota.
D.WENI'ORT, the late Republican candi
date for Governor of New York, is the
owner of a largo amount of laud in Wayne
County.
The Helena artesian well spoutod nt a
depth of .tX feet. The water rose in the
pipe fourteen feet alxive the surface. The
cost of tho well was ?l,0OO.
Ai.. Morris, a local pugilist from the
South Omaha Stock Yards, while drunk at
Omaha the other evening, attempted to
shoot n man for ivtb'cting on his pugilistic
ability, but ho shot himself in his left
hand, nearly taking oil" the middle finger,
which had to bo amputated. Ho resisted
tho operation ami it required seven men to
hold him down while the doctor performed
the job.
A Parmer named Spiuztln.., living near
iloldrege, recently bargained to sell his
hild to a ueighltor for l,0t0 and two
steers, but tho mother and u Coiihtiibb
broke up the sale. Spit.s.tme is also said
to be doing his best to start a Mormon Col
ony in that vicinity.
A Mi'itiiEU by colored soldiers-is reported
from Valentine. Sergeant Sam ICirlclev,
who was discharged from the army bust
September, had hton running a .saloon and
disputable hous for some time oast at
Valentine, and the other evening he wns
called out of his saloon and shot down bv
a party of colored soldier:: of tho Ninth
Cavalry, on of whom afterward cut tho
wounded man's throat. All of the soldiers
but one escaped in tho darkness.
The Superintendent of the census lias '
just completed his figures on corn during
the jinst Jixv years. The average has been
nenrly doubled. The increase in acreage,
in 1SS", over I.ns'1, is live per cent, nnd the
increase in yield is ten per cent. Tho total
yield in Nebraska this year will bo l.0,
DoO.OOO bushels.
Jennie Martin, a member of Hartley
tJnnipbell'.s "White Slavo" Company.
Vhilo walking from the depot to the ho
vl, nt Omaha the other morning, fell un
conscious upon tho sidewalk. Slio wns
conveyed in a cab to tho hotel, wherosho
died an hour afterwards.
While cleaning clothing with gasoline
at Omaha the other day Mrs. Sincere inad-
t vertently s-t tho can near the stove, and
without warning the lluid exploded, en-
voloping the ladv and her sixteen-venr-old
,inUKuter in llames. Thev ran from the
house. Neighbors ipiicklx1 responded riih
nssist(ince nn(l Mnothored the Haines, but
, oth wt.re horriuly burned. 3Irs. Sincere
died next dax.
( The West Point broom fnctory was re-
' cetitlv destroyed by fire.
A lady near Exeter recentlv took n dose
of what she supposed was cough elixir, but
which proved to be aconite. She died in a
few minutes.
J Chadron's schools opened with sixty pu-
pils.
' The voters of Dawes County refused
, their consent to the proposition to divide
the county.
louls, a newspaper and a jostofHce of the
A. L. Pound, the detective who shot one
Griflln, who refused to surrender when es
caping from the State House last winter.
nfter a daring attempt to rob the trea.-
,,ry, was recently trie.1 at Lincoln and
found gailtv of manslaughter. The theorv
npon which the. conviction was had wa"s
thnt the ilftopn wnr'-fcl nn t, wki
scheme and got the robbers to go into it.
. .. . . j, M.. ...
. motion for a new trial will Hkelv be
craate.1.
Plattx-JUTH's school enre Iment is 9.
The claim nf the State Of Nebraska '
ngainst the General Government on ac-
count of the State cenus taken lat Snm
nier. arnountiag to jnr,7j9.rJT was paid into
the State Treasury recently! "ebraka is
the only State that secured the full ds:m
In cash.
S. MAVku-h. brak-man on th Falicrton
branch, had a narrow escape recently
vhile making a coupling at Genoa. The
cars were loadei mri lumber, some of
vfcich projectel from the end. In dodg- .
ing to escspe tlie coll.sioa his hal was
caught between two boards and the bonea
of the upper jaw ba ily cruthed.
J. R. Hartxan. of Crete, harrersd six
teea bushels of peanuts thi year.
A iieaw snow szorcx fell recentlv vrest
of North Platte, along the line of tbe Cn- i
ion Pacific Between Cheyenne and North
lw'"cu' -".tt..u uvnnnK ?m,wj wise ,
Ccicago & Northwestern for lending a
. . f vm,. tn , , , w..
. , . .m.-.i.j-i,,. ,.l,. i.
. w -- .- -.-jv. ..; , u..
;'
eight votes wm; cast; against, ana j,7j.
fori:.
Brooks packing boase at Baxile Mills,
Knox County, was destroytsi by fire the
atfceraisht. Loas, .CtW; iasaraaee, 5f0.
" til.... :..!!..- J. .!.. ,... . a !.& ...... ........ ....
, GKEAT CONFLAGRATION.
The Rosidenco Portion of Galves
ton S'.vopt Away.
The Itiisine-s Part fntoiirbr.l lir llwn-
Urt'il II. ti-. !i-.trn ed !.!. '-.-
OOO.OOO; lii.URiiif.- Nourly
h.mo.ooo.
fi.u.vnsro.v. Ti.x.. XorcMbcr IS. About
two o'clock thi" morning the uru alarm belli
rios out ami tie fore tne engines cwqld evl to
I th.; oiih? of the first abirra what sfnurd
like It ilf a doien or motu nrtt weretod in
ttic northeast section of thr city. The wnd
was blowing a j-rfect gale at the time, and
the tiaine?.. fanned by tie: trrw. sprel
with torrtWe rapidity. Hon; ftr houo
cau-ht and th btrnig bru! werw seat-
tenil in alt dlrtctions. In krs thn an hour
whole blinks were bonuug ami tin?
riHKMKS i:ue trrtKiA inr rs
. , ... .. , . ..
to do anything The i.pte of the w:i
weruall out, tut were jtaralyml for Uhj
Jlatnes smoimI mi mpkllv Umt mo c; knew
but that h.s htnuc Hirtild be tn nx:
t:a. At thus hour (."..is a. in. I ha'f th
north atMl east jrtion of the Umu in
ll.mes ami It now look r.s L'tougU th
whole n;y wa ibtomsl. Tlie wud 1mm in-crea.-tl
in iin.v, ami buriiliiK Urarwls e
carried for huiHlietl- of yards aiMl hurliil,
still bl.iz n, in everv oireel on. Not a
thing has i far -uiliced to -:oj the i-oni-eof
the wIiiiIwiihI or tire, and the bet that can bit
done, -o it would s,ftji to the aSriirfit.sl
'eop:c, is to hope that ime imf.in-eeii ac
ciilent will stop the conltagmiMiit. .Iut
what caused the blac is mt known t tics
hour, but it is alnnt pe.ii!y known that
the tires were of iticeiidiarv ottu'iu. There
are main w!m ito not hesitate toattitbute
them to the action of dis-atiticd 'bHig-hott-nieii
whoe -trike ended jester la mt,
however, in th.' ftiihllitient of their W
wishc-. biich, howoxoi, is but a conjec
ture. wheri: ir oKif.iNAir.t'.
4 :.10 a. m. - The lire startol on the bay,
comer of MMeeuth strict, ati.l with grout
rapidity spread to Bniulua. sven bhl.s
di-tant, and buriml vervthiin; between
Sixteenth and Nineteenth stieets. 'I ho
wind is lush and it looks as though it will
not stop till it reaches theculf. The tire
department has lost a larce potlion of It
hose and is now almost potteries to check
the Haines. The hotsc car cotnjiny have
removed all of their cars from their stables
although two b.oeks west of the route the
lire is now taking.
A ooii.-el. .1 Arc. mil.
;.i.vi.siin, Ti.n., NoveiulhT II. For
.seven long and weary hours the gniit the,
whirli .statted shorth alter two o'elo.-k jes
teiday niorniittr, raged with seemingly uti
iiiliiiiiihiil violence. Nothing but a d)ing
. away of the wind saved tin: entire town
troui the dcsttiictiou which, for hour alter
louri tliresil.-mnl to enwrap ii-klcim-s and
i,..,;,,,. i.i.,-!.- ,;,.,. ft u, n...
burned di-trict covers no less than hft-two
blocfcs. seven of which, hvw ever, a r.s not
.swej.t entirelv clear. The stiMioii where
nothing out s.noklug mills are now tolH.-1.
, , ,
in place ot what wasyestctday tbe pr.net-
pal residence tort.on of the ctv, U sixteen
blocks m depth ami nt an avonuje depth ol
threw hl.H-ks. The losses can not b js.s- ''"', ol i.m;.i. i . tv tutmmo. fi m
liivcl. cst.maied cicn now. but ,t I, certain "on- .'l."? y'Tn W "i!"'.1
lUjw.ud. of KlMHtbi IsJaiel, ami H. H. Hud
thatneaily.lt not tiii.tii r.'.no.Ob.i will not , ,t ;,i mir,oU. Ktw.Uvw rmiiuU'--ieplace
lie stitie'utos b-stroHl. Taken 1. (J. bherMmn. f w York; J.iali
all in all the lite may well In wild to ,iiicy. of .M4swliutt: A. V. TImmo.
be the worst Known hiiici: tliu !.it i.liC4;o
coiillagmtioti
nti: wv tr sr kti-i.
The fire Uirau at 1 :10 oV ock in a mail
f-amdry and car n jurimr shop on the north
Mile ol Avenue A, Known as "The strand,"
between Sixteenth and StfVollterllth Street.
A lieico gab" flout tho imrih wa blowing
at the time ami the Haines iptcnd wth
lightning nip.dity to both of the adjoining
buildings, one being a grocery -toio
and the other an hutub.e dwelHng.
In a twinkling the long, liery tongues
had eros-ed tho streets and two more
dwellings were In tlatues. t:.e inmates lmr.
I' e.s4Miing with their live. In lialf an
hour two block, were burning fierrely anil
by two o'clock the coitli igral.nn was fairly
!ievond hitinati control. At '': U) the tire
had covercil three btocks fioiu lbs starting
jxiint, but in a perfectly .straight Im
.ing cotitititsl to the banks hounded by
Sixteeiilli and Sevet-eiitli streets. A Unit
tour oclocf the tire U'gun to spread to the
east and west of Mxteriith and .Seventeenth
street-. The wind rose to a gale and pin
denioniiim lelgned. For a time it eeuiel
as though the entire eastern half of tho
city was doomed. The fii(. .spread rapidly
to the southward. licking up blocks
of elegant residences hastily aban
doned by their inmates. By five o'clock
it had n-arhed Broadway. which
threads the cent-r of the isUud, niniiitig
, east and wot. At seven o"cbck tho wind
gave signs of dving awaj. and imtly it
Ih-L'a'i to shift and then to decrease, until
by eight o'clock only a fair breeze was
blowing: but by this time the fire had eaten i
its way to Avenue N. where at n.ue o'co-'k
it -eeiiicd to exhaust ItM-lf. ami the firemen l
were at last able to check it further rav- ,
agen n: tins jsjint, or within two blocks of
the culf.
extent or the hai(.k.
The total area of the rointt district i 100
acrcand forty -nd a half block, ?.,DlifBerlltlSnWl',b,1ttltWB,ri
.swept clean of everjthm
Combustible.
P' nved va.inMf pHture and etf.vts.
Several of the tine.: hti"s. lio'tr, were
btirnel without a sjogie art.cJe if nc -aved,
routid"nt were the -c0iMrj: that the are
won li pa-s ;hern. Tie inusinr rait of
the citv was untouched. Nany r-xery one
Ims an e-tim.i-as b what the total los of
tne crcat are iooi ujt jo- iw. je.ki
dozens estoaate tneo at ini.j -z.o.ouu,
whne many who cairn to have iigti.'sl on
the matter jh:; ie r-wnaw- as hwi .
SJT5OiU'O0. The insurant- was esliuia?-J
a: SJ-s.T3y.
,"''" ' I
Tlie -eneral , of tns-aciin.
5"!b ivroxi!;hat a?iv woman can -.otj
for srhno! rsnmm lie.; w bo Is twrntV-Oti
Tear of ajre. ha rr dwl within iha
State ne xcar anI whh.n the r ty or
town ia whi-h -h'C'-ala nbt Ut vot
.six month-iwxt rr-fej.nfr sot th-cj.n.
s.nd wh' kx- jm ! bv here!. hr parent.
ruardun or tmstisx- Mai. oostnty.
ril? or towj .x .- nf npoa !rr
trtistet la th Sta'e wj;h-n two v-ar
t:t proceJin -od eIoctkrx ifen
In revolt to a rrtie5ta Trijji: was
niini. Oi -wt.rcu p.-sa. 3 .e-jv
oi.wr.n.n. Mm ..M. - -. ,-w.v-
he .-upcnor.tv of Wic nuis rrovtn ia
Iotu.iana- Ther arc no! r'jhwbtnJ. and .
do no: ni! it- " Ha: the Tex', roran !
i.e ail over me counirr. -
rimes.
Ozone b-a:hs are
Ea.-tboarae. KarlsctL The
vaith Ion. reva ja'.vei.
an hoar bclore tt- tn
The bather rea:ata in
u.
minute?, and tse bath
iarJgoratinp.
FREE TRADE LEAGUE.
Rrnry Wrtl ltchrr Alttrc an !tr
iiimii' Amll'nrp t'rntrttl tti1c 1111.
Vhlrsn.
Ciiicwno, In., .Wrember 12. The
nouwofttenl that H-nry Ward Bother
would yj-cwk at 1: cenjng' tMtJ of tho
National Fro 'Irad Conference attractol
an andiencc thit pacXnl the Cotttral Muio
Hall to It folic: capswitr. Prevfcm to
Mr. IWchers ajqe.r.nr, Iuvfcl A Wclb,
Pro-hlent of :Jio Kier: Trade league, de
ltTored a leacthy argwnont. hi whteh :hts
sntlta.ire was rnti:;h:eMf! as t the Siioftt
sccroin from fre trad awl tlN sneral
disadvantes of potfcUHu Wli Mr.
WcIN flnshel Mr. B.hcr wx ffrrt'toJ Wi
KmmI atnl contiuoesl app'.i'tM. Me bean by
icferT.nc U thv oft jutMot cnoce t of Ifcn
tnamifartute that ti.ev .oerere inapof-
tloii t. amlers ,-d tbe lnlx.-nrl
U-nctom of t.M. unlf
; ho hm In law
nuestMin. He declare! th
of no tnrii? at all. Thonh the bt iwltcy
to foliow to place a nrert Ut op U:
peq.4e to tlrfi.iy t.e evtrn of le l.ov-
cr.mmt. tl umnte sinsl s of th p
We. tMm of thrtr knorancw, wimJU maJte
upilwn of HlK.h a IwWkry ,,,!
the MNvn! u lle miIIinm m. Mr.
ltr.-:irr. nmul gr-l arplau itetl Uu(hier.
:o --l ' irnut i m Ue -jurwry f
Ihr devil, " anl that if potlKiu were
d .. f h a-viL but i-luMi
Wo. Mot uitMin, tnit werv " iuma-
errs. Mr. ibicMr !ijw in tnowt iiucom
pllmenUry laocn;e of the rtttwtn
housi, au.1 si he hHeved fwm
persikual ot"erat.Mt tUat if laorv
was such a thini a a profatH ciatii. it cna'd
invarutMy be found in the courts kr! -tout
hiis:. liooinic tin Sctrtry if lhi
Nutnul Iib.r Orrnti!ln tbn prkHZ
:vul Uiero were Mi in tho rotr u tHl
un of lxlteis ttneiup .)vd. Alter if
f erring to the main Atiuuu' capita it in
drxelojniig and reaping th pfon's inrwiy
ilM'iif!vl ludiistties. whcli ies't:tri in
inevitMle oer priHiuit.in and tin ttUluuito
elTeet of throw sue 1. lner naot (Hit of
Work, ho leutarked that there was no lantl
on men, antt wondetel if the proterttoniU
were thinking of bettering the situation by
piaciti a tar1!f on imported panrMT
l.itKir. This wa Intensely itiuMMiig u
the aiidtenco and its Mipptr.l lauchter
lncreasr, to a uir wlnn the sMnker te
markel that thb country wan "a large ex
porter of reogion." Thi country ent mil
lions of doihus to hea'.V'ii countries to In
ttl the principles of Christian. tv Into tho
mind of unbelievers, while the nt tic. e went
begging at home. This- ooitntry was Itber
nl in exitrting religion for tlie tnetit of
the herttheii. but when thoe benighted m
diMdua's came to this country to tn nrnrcr
to the fountain head of such ttmcl.iiig. I hey
wete met with tnrs and cut - and only
nl.owcl to remain at tho eitl of Ihoir
!l03.
i:i.i:fnoN ok urn r.iis.
At the opening of tho attoinooti ilm
the coiiimiUef on iioiiiuiatioMs reKtel and
tho following named gentlemen wetn
elcrtwl ollker fir tln "HmiIiu Hsu' I'rrsl-ilelit-
I inx hi A. Well. Vlc-Pr,-sMeilf -Thft'iia
Holland, of Nw York; Justice
Clarke, of low: M. M. TtumbHll. ..I lllJ
no.s. W. P. Kisiitark. of ltMlmn: W. I.
Well of .Mleliigau: 1". . liNrwotMl. of NV
tni.ka: ex-Governor . I. N lli!r.. of Ml-
vui.. B. A.Konnan.of 1"hiimm4; K.A. !-
-mi of outh r.ttolnm; W. M. MrKflr. of
IVthwiia; ex-t-ovenuM- S. lUAmmm.
of Kiiumis; .1. S. uulh. of immo; 11. I
j.,,. of .MnMMirhifrito: .1. H. ntent. of
Coiuieetk-ut; il.-nry atterMNi. ot Kv
i tncfcj : .). T. Stefan", of .Ww Jerrt ; H . K.
t,f i.imr t,cut; II. B. MaMrr, oT t-f
xerk; W. tl. ltiowulcn, of
iitan; V. A. Ilea:), of Nw
.Vlr.V
YofV;
W. W. WlttiM-. of low; Cn&ino
II. Ilidp. of lMini4. M. I). Hurt.T. of
Ohio, and W. G. I'tx-klnuii. of New .leiey.
tioncil Committer R. R. Ilokif. Nrw
ork, O. WtmioHt. low n ; I. N. Mil.. H..
iiois; 1'. S. i ' I'.mirke, li.tilana. W. G.
Krownirf. .MirliuHi: .1. Merlin: MorfMi
Nooraska; W. I rlrio-d, .Miwxiil;
W. R. Wb taker, I.otis.a.; S. J. IVrklns,
Wlrfiiiii: Jaiwi P. llatKock, lVn)lva-
nla. 'hh-Ii Harper. Kaua; W. Mrn.
Ohio. I. .1. Snuiilfy. Minnesota; Joshua
t;niy, Maanurhuaetlit; S,-retary, IL IL
Bowker. New ork: Western S'cu'tnry,
A. J. i'htlpoti, Iowa; (Vtttral Srtotaty,
Iuis Holland. liMitam; Truaiutur.
George F. lVa!iiNy.
r.y. invK isri:t ction.
Resolutions wrfrtbeti adopted providing
that the Chalrumu of the Kxecittive ( om
mitteo -hould bo the I'lialnuan of the Na
tional Committee; that the iiii'ml-n of tho
committee from the various Stale thoM.d
U ll.alriri.in of the various State Commit
tees, and -hould 1hj vested with Mithority
to call State convenbons and form State
orginizatious; ami thxt fie Kxccntivu C.m
unites -lioiihl U RMthorizxl to com pie to
tlie National (ornmitbe by appoinlirtg
nieinb-'r- for Stat- not includol in the re
port. The rrjH-rt of the (.'juimit: e on
Resolution was ubjets to uimcIi dl-ciu-ioil
Only minor amendinrni. how
ever, were made. It yea. iluaiJy adoptnL
A STRANGE STORY.
Th lirrmtm of Katlir I.-U to th !!
rorry of ih lliy of III Hon.
Frederick. Mr
Noremlr 12. Ijitt
. Thursday Columbus Dron-rlH-rz. 2r.l twrn-
i tj-llv-, th. m, of a prominent kHwwht
A....ul.Hl . .r4fl'u .. IWft..... i - i.
,.-ii',wi -iw.r- at iiniHfij n i.TJii-.
CtjtTt jTin:f
&,: oi & inxmunAh bzn. xiul y:nlr. l
the rrsjnrst of th. fathT the rifihUir
cniorncs-i -arc -n all barn In the neigh
borhood. Ijirge barn wr-re rireo ih- piet
rtrsurs, and in a barn owned by Thwnat
I)ixn. near zt'xnx. the Isrrnt m ths-
conntx, the corj' of t!i mng man
ztxitvi. u lot tnny itruuK. nd tn bmiv
U(.t 0f nu dfalh has caaMsl a rrl u-aJ !
crnn-nl. Th coroner's jary d)tm.j to
ii ;ne rsn;: o; tf rwt-ttiort';rn rtjwn
inalon. Thr- father and ion haTe aiayi
, Uei on tool terms.
m
, R.itr.i riiMnn.
rrrriivrju. Va.. Soremlf: IX -Tit's
si9gton express on tint Ua!llHKfe A
OWo lUiiroad cwawg wr: wetti oser a
lakent nrr C4atlll al: -
oclc-k yr-terIt worn uz 4 fcadly
-BrreLed." C-tirrnac BwrJ af Fiet
Caanty. d a oantt-r of oth wrr t
Gosly nrr?t. Train Ne. 12. xlo Otrwaxt
-tytrs Uoxs RalUrsore t Iit?hirga, cw?v
s ,v of x Wrs-jr. two rache t !
rar r and or nvtr nt. tM ImIm a at.
piicrtl .ick text . umiy rri-sl
TVe frrrT r4si uirr a raidtai an-nt
into lb 1 (mzU -tiUnr Rirr. Ta- ti-i
s .rj- in .i .c cie -. -
.
Wja5III50TON. ?STCSibr l.-Tcc Pt
KaJx-MIaeTti:, T. 11 O'Brien:
k r ' - - " - .- -- ,--. Mwmw j bwini - ; awa mvi. J rr
. , l Grssii:amKdIa!lB.-oi.B,Idea.JCThca . " asd i.iia-. If $ c.-l
a -i-c:al:r ai ;-.. .,.- c tt -. . Ite, tiit word b eat to Jartr Wa-r--
ftccped for SW;,i5? Noh isJ3or!nsJh.not.y tm
rxiilms tra-c 1, C- ir 77:7; f7 r :7. ,w;s ,u. Mfa,r lo K.w'- ''
about ten:r vX;.ia-ii. st K u iT-l 7" V:a'" JiJ- Ue loca w
U t&ousht err vipi Tk D. WrarfTVaulU iV C.V.k J"" .V T! af??Z2
itibmUvycr. w " " iBW "
A SCRAP OF HISTORr.
I-
MlltC IVlrX to ,p 4xl-rr 1 ,,
EitthlltMn; an l.um.in i,M, .
li C Ulmt tin-hl ttwitmt T
t Ir. ;o tHtni.n nt p
Ituhr.I.MM of rv Hk 1-
Mrt to I.mitI tt.-U
NltW YKK, NoloSrf 9 --T'.' '
Ing lrtler Iron !JnrMAtGor .
to Mjr CeiMrrixl Mcliooll c r
te movrmrii: f fr. Gr, . ,
klnt In irc ium with rglm
boti ipvfm(i!. m b gi'
ajriRt Ump I'tttuJ . $rmm '.
can nit of Soaom i mu? pnu
Ihm rtfsl tlMM.
ltn.ivr iKTK Aifi nw t
t nw -Cm
l"nrT. fw, j -
fmrmmw0 I V A .
K.. II " m-' : r
frl'"l,,"Mtef f
M .((.ta, .,
I
kmmI mi tbAi frm k to-
ertnr .rrl Mtor
nMltkrWMMTlnifi'
Urwmti rMlfM of
auiiu tb ttv
lC ' M Of N
l - Mrnla -
n.. hr Ut Sat)(n I
lhr ,.MHkttBi r f
itl If Uiw wt!'"''.-. ' ' t
IbMI R I 1:V.H 1.- i'
l put yoti y u -..
tM . V HMt' MWt ' -
u.! mimt cfcwrl '
ht.u.i- n i
tt.rto. 1 Will Itth
y i i'f'r.it ro- i ,
."tat. :t u .. i ?
la fMk( likr tfe -l
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la
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vm Irr unt Mr rn i
htm unioj'rti,i.i i
. i is- rtr 'rx -
t utl in.liii Un
fc.r in fulurr. Ufefi
natMkt. mt ltt4rrl
1 hi IrtKN-. Mtll HM ha
rnuli KUbclul kkaflibi
it !' n uil1 n.t in
kj4-h h4 f'r iMMYiirx fno '
hot Hllh n wirtw.a I .( M t
)ui l'h rM MtinMM-.l ! i rx
to (is n ItHMM- til'! 6TW1 ! .
ir.xn i'Hia4H In ih ttr emu i
H(te4 ul lor lh lnMi ol
(is.Mti. r upM walt m. .
unboui tli fciol br.l I Mti . .
itM- la h i.rft l to9Mttn
lh- nrt ol olM. ll ol wurwr ut
rruntnt or Mc.i. tnl, in any y
mouI-I Juaiify air-! t .
lo r- ttlHMl.h l'i lr(tttwtW .
rrllifil roaultjr Th. !
x privni, unit im vatarncy t
Mils lor w. ii.Mi n r wfi. h
rt.nftrl iwrw ihw Hr yor
h itt- Kl.wHf f mv r-4t n .
reapwt ttitly, ywwr bttvM srti
I .
IJMMwHl .
mittMIINT lir ilKSillRhVl. Mt 1
n.ts.
Mr. ll'itry II .Uclfciwvtl, f
rmt Mel lowed, gives oft tfc (., .
"Ibt'i im no dbt la
Mel)owvlls wliMi,rvr htorn f
Gtnternl (.rant's teMbirliah ivt .
Napoleon's Intent to rnVcl
p.knitlv tor KfnK wan comb. .
lh delrw ol pntilMg a s )
Tniie I Sai "
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Gwln's known coais-tlMi witti
lrirntr, and o-sally t)mnt
nla. ilwtl kc wa nsn n th
brt soltetl to alttscl mm rmitr
onr ftntiY nnd pni upvm ixtr i
rf t )Ntll u onr lwutaii
ililicrs a to! Mir rtfi. lb
(i-iMrml MflurN aHlliiMnt .
were in dlrrct w-rordanr whs '
cip.es naBoonc! 6t .NfMtmi tn
ier lo (tml for? in wnteu h
of Marian in prar mmi UB
th luiUd lUUiif UM Cowll. r
i. irrai Mciowil m um
3rd by In rfopl a' nU ri
tr. lb i-ndlUMi nt utttir in
nut ws wncb 4iirWt Unit
prmMM who wr ! I'mlitnrmi
Mm, uvfhsp. rwn.l Ittm am
h wHltlf Oej t ftpi;g M'J
Stat? win iofnlly n- u mm
looif In if;iM Th l-i,'u
wilttln an r of thnlntimu tort
liHlrey, til army wiw ai t
lir wl tu b to Utar ( a lac b -.
and th Drmocrit'c pt wac
bv ta npftarrnt nkne 4 Ik
eru enur, w oi aaally U
diiorvlr .fid lacitln rtMriiin '
these clieBsUne" lr (!'
utMti wrt n'rorilT iea a t s
ett atfrehMU GRrM! Mr.
had order "d iwot ho n ' 2
California for rtico wit boat m f
and that tht prau hod aly
to loyal per gulwx an iactiimt
ln"s, and tiMl no .iHt tM Ut
shoind b uffrrc4l to rai!a la
partwont '
vnrHNr hit nnrrtw.' nt vai
t tH ell.it ttt M..m01o ! t '
it Str i.wn nj.fi Mr U !
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,t l-nt r.l r Att perffi tm W -Con
wr. mmmIm u Nif hi-m
trrtM. Tg or Mtn. r HMr
Iv to fHlttirl llotf t.rnat
-ttnnln lor th pra-lsirT te .
ihcmt tut tmplilU- h rjrrt as.i t
in iMvttvrt ffnr ,1 ! it,
it" tHtt'tHinl" lr iiMnliH
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Foley, doorkepr it Ujt ! ar
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i mtts.ctsn v1k ias Ur .
ind comtniitI t crtsa5. Th w
sUl atirc, if b?ut bxriag p r
throosb the qp;r portion of fwr
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with a bod?: uttooza hi rlst - w
lr iic ra frt tr, .
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a vr a rrjctlca of iie Crmtamti lt
ii"v hlta. KsrUa wia t!Bi
lectorj.ii? oTrr caawy. fatti,
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tern o sreat llwl abt nnUw.
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rd)& in irw xaaX4lka of lizrm .
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