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WILMINGTON.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY,

WILMINGTON, Del, November O.
Charles E. Woolsey, school teacher
in Christians village, was shot and
killed early yesterday morning by
Stephen II. Castner, Justice of the
Peace. Thev had been drinking to-
sether aud became involved in quarrel,
when Woolsey attacked Castner with a
butcher knife Castner left the room,
but returned with a shot gun and fired,
killing Woo'sey instantly. Castner
surrendered hinseli to the authorities.
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Stabbing A6ray-Snicide-T Eiee
tion-Eatal Accident.

Memphis, Nov. 6.-Mullins, who wa
stabbed last night. is still alive. Frank
Hall, another printer, was arrested as
the party who did the cutting.
R. H. Sheppard, . resident OF Shell,
byville, Tenn, suicided here last night
by taking an ounce Of laudanum.
Reports from different sections OF
North Mississippi tonight state that
disturbances are expected on election
day at different points. Some negroes
have collected from other States for the
purpose Of voting, and trouble between
that class Of repeaters and whites is
feared.
A woman, name unknown, was run
over and killed by a hand car at the
Mississippi and Tennessee depot to, day.
Gov. Allen is in this city tonight.
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NEW ORLEANS.
steamship Arrived-steamer Wade
Hampton SINK.

New ORLEANS, November 6.-The ex'
animation Of the accounts OF the e1-
Levee Collector daily develops new
phases.
Country newspapers report the sugar
yield poor.
The steamship St. Louis, from Liver
pool, October l4, has arrived.
The steamer Wade Hampton, from
Vicksburg, with over 1000 bales OF cot
ton, sunk this morning opposite Donald.
sonvlle The passengers, crew and
baggage were saved.
The first issue Of the National Ad-
ministration and State Reform organ
appeared this morning, creating con-
siderable excitement. and meeting with
a large sale.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November g. p. II
The barometer will probably rise on
Tuesday, very generally along the At
lantc coast and the winds veer to the
northeast. Rising temperature in the
Middle and Southern States. East
winds will probably continue during
the night on Lake Michigan. North
east winds on the lowerlakes. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated for our
COATS this evening.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November 6.-The iol-
lowing is list OF those killed BY the
church accident in this city last night
Louisa Payne, Matilda Wells, Louisa
Owens, Mrs. Magruder, Sarah Letcher,
Letitia Trabue, Anneta Hodge, Mary
Cheever, Annie Taylor, Mary Munday
and Mrs. Parker. Severely injured
Melinda Parker and Bette Stiles. About
seventy FIVE or a hundred other person:
more or less injured were taken hom.
before their names could be ascertained
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ST. LOUIS.
The Derense OF General Sheridan's
Military Policy at Chicago.

ST. Louis, November GA special
from Springfield, ILL.,, says: The defense
OF General Sheridan's military occupa,
ton OF Chicago seems to rest on the
plea OF necessity. 1t is not generally
known yet, but it is true, that the
Adjutant General OF this State, an
able and experienced soldier, reache d
Chicago the dav after the fire, with
four hundred and fifty picked men, we'll
armed, under orders from Governor
Palmer to enforce the laws and preserve
order. And that, under the advice and
direction of General Sheridan and
Mayor Mason, he returned home with
his men, because there was no necessity
for either. After this the regiment OF
which Governor Palmer complains,
was organized and called into service.
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SPRINGFIELD.
Iail DellHeHY.

SPRINGFIELD, O., November O.
When the jailor opened the door Of the
room to-day in which the persons were
confined who were arrested q few weeks
ago for burglary, snuff was thrown in
his face and be was pushed down.
Three succeeded in getting outside Of
the Jail. One, when closely pursued,
refused to halt, and was shot and NOR.
tally wounded. The other two escaped.
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TRENTON,
=" 'oming Election.

3D. =. }, November 6.-The
/, ! his State takes place to,
III ii' thought that the con-
1'''y animated one in this
80 canvass has been very
,.... ..-''ei ty 10th parties, and
,, : seem 10 favor the elec.
Republican candidate for
"a "a ms the Second District.
l. ~ however, that ex. Governor
! q cat, vii. be elected Gov.
/ {. ,%aiI majority. 1t isunder.
3D. Many OF the Republicans
.,,t. u the Democratic candidate
80. On the condition that the
|>.r. :SSadida'es for the Legisla
Oenoc'atic support.
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HLADELPHIA.
Nor ier Chicago Sufferers

"'a' for Chicago Sufferers
b rNsA, November 6.-Yester.
H. Spring Garden Methodist
..,.,s .9''eh, the sum of $4,000
~ "a si,o;.t' ,ot the Chicago sufferers.
|. A.. ,.'i;;iOu to 1850 collected
|'s. church two weeks ago.
k,,3 ss'or :! Of the Centenary
ss bishop Simpson delivered
b p'! ,hs FIRE a, Watson 4
3 SssI.sIP5ats .I!a s Works, a. A'isa Poiu' !,
Eta1os osi'O, O,OOO,and the insursnc.
Esss,,, he newly elected Di.
} y" sworn in this morn
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TIE Democratic Executive Com
mittee OF North Carolina, Of which eI.
Governor Bragg is chairman, has
Issued an address to the people, in
which it 10 denied that the recent
defeat of the call for a Convention was
q Republican success. The COMMITTEES
say the election was not In favor Of OF
against any particular party, and that
il turned on collateral an immsterlal
issues, and not upon the merits Of th'
issue submitted TO the people.
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Army Organization
s.u,riue Gable.

90 Submarine Gable,
Wow. GA project has just
.,.,si for laying a submarine
!. I;.bon, via Madeira the
L. Cape de Verd islands to
ami Monteviedo. The
.IB,sril. while in London re-
g, ,.,y anxious to encourage
., 1t is reliably stated
{, ...i,,rsph contractor at New
~ NV having completed the
T., Of Chinese and Austria
and that a company has
,.,.'v interested in the pro-
f.: fsc.s are considered as a
,,,t the work will go on to a
| Hnp,stion. Lines have Hi al
completed across South
.SN Monteviedo to the Pa
ngDec,iDg with Valparaiso
,,,,,snt cities. This cable
/. I1,b America and the Old
|,as mos, direct comm mica
Military Matters.
November 6.-The Royal
| :zYpab!ishes a decree abol-
| Z. ID system OF uniforms and
That uow in use in Prussia.
-aa, marks OF grade are like
l.. s,a!. The army estimates
+ snouni TO 81, 900, 1913 thalers,
49,, ,71jj thslers more than
+ !, sn explanatory pamphlet
! |cN,i:,er explains that owing
x,:sl !ise in the price OF food
!: ,2nmoiities, the improve
Recommendations for inva-
increase ofpay for surgeons,
H. ini other officers from the
tr. x! hesd, viz: 225 thalers,
@,e, the ordinary expenses.
IT, tn: for the coming year the
t::.i la: ordered a partial sus-
/ q naDOuvers for the old
.,:a The total number Of
j. :9.i is 4Ql, ,659 men, viz:
yg;h Germans; 1929 Ba-
= He:s:an; 1924 Bavarians;
E4i5;s ~ Wurtembergers
Il .,ta:gers and 1899 Altato-
"a. Toe force is divided into
: Mps, with l4S regiments OF
) ..t,y.ih.ee Of cavalry, thirt v
tr. issnty-six battallions Of
%! l.: supplementary services.
: GENERATES 2S6 tattalliops Of
f2:1: les the regular army.
II Gnent against the Saxon
=: j; being prepared for pro-
ssal socialist Democrats, to
i.-s; 70 Parliament.
a 12nbsr Of compositors have
Ie.H'ias purpose of exacting
u:a. The North German
iHsollce: that not TO suspend
4;'o Of its paper it will be
X oooIcele 10 the demanded
Sentenced.
;fEl.:cRG, November 6.-The
, AZ Coa:; has pronounced its
-i-- Prosecution Of the sect OF
: .A:es men and twelve
! EI' teen found guilty OF COM
II sentenced 10 exile in a
, A5 Of Siberia, where they will
sy guarded. One man aud
.'.-sa have been acquitted.
SIS ;'om OEenburg have ar
{ . 'as 9Th OF September. Ac-
= IL: intelligence the insurrec-
. G"eeee Is enllleiy sup
S'A1uon Of escorting postal
|. - i>'ls: the Steppes has been
"Lmperor's speech.
Ao'enber 6.-The German
''iTsch is very favorsbly re-
;. Lis city. All the papers
;, q, i 10 friendly spirit.
). AZ has been proclaimed in
''E'cis Of Ogulin and Sluin.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which II at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. ~ COON
reaoresJuded0 o.
gray hdfr 20 -
original clW,
tcith the o,oss
dndfeshnea a
voufh. Th In
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Sentenced.
'H LmperOr's SDeerh

i November 6.-The German
''i7sch is very favorably re-
-' city. All the papers
/, " i 10 friendly spirit.
J.. ~ has been proclaimed in
''E'cis OF Ogulin and Sluin.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
SA R AP A RILLA

Is widely knswn
as one OF the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the Eys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test OF
years, with . CON-
stantly growing
reputation based
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April 10. = Senate.-The
Senate upon meeting went Immediately into
Executive session.
The Senate adopted the new conference
report on the deficiency appropriation.
House.-The kukluX conference bill was
taken up and discussed. There is no pros
pect of an adjournment to-day.
The debate ended by the House non-con-
curing in conference kuklux bill, and ask
ing for new conference.
The deficiency appropriation still hangs
in the conference committee.
Both Houses are in session tonight, with
the understanding that they will adjourn
finally. In the confusion reigning it
is impossible to obtain the exact fea-
cures of either the kukluX or deficiency re-
ports. In the latter the appropriation to
the Sisters of Mercy at Charleston is re-
duced from twenty to twelve thousand.
The clause appointing an attorney to rep
resent the Government before the southern
claims commission, and that increasing the
compensation of census-marshals, are str1ck-
en- out.
Thirty Republicans voted with the Dem
ocrats, thus defeating the kuklux Dill In
the House, and there were fifty absentees.
The Sherman amendment to that bill is the
chief point of contention between the JWo
Houses. ----~>---- -. ---.-.---
= The House adopted the conference re.
port on the deficiency appropriation, which
had already been adopted by the Senate.
It is understood at this hour g o'clock
that the Senate will recede from the sher-
man amendment to the kuklux bill. =
WASHINGTON, April 19-Aidnigt.-Afteir,
several recesses both Houses adjourned I'LL
lOH O'clock tomorrow. ..,zL,.a
The conference COMMITTEES on the def
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The lager-beer brewery of John Brinn,
on the Belair road, near Herring Run, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. The brewery
| was large brick building, and was almost
entirely consumed, involving Il loss OF
$40, 0O0-covered by policies in the PEG.
pies, National, Potomac, Washington, and
Peabody Insurance Companies. -Balttmore
| Sun, 18th.
| Mrs. Frances Lowell 81 liquor saloon-keepel
| in Brooklyn, was shot twice Tuesday night
by John O'Donnell, a. boarder. One ball
entered her right cheek, and the other heI
| temple, passing out at the top OF her head
He subsequently fired three shots at the
| bar-keeper, but none took effect. .ODon'
nell is under arrest.
John Mitchell, who sojourned in Paris
| for a year or two after the close Of our civil
| war, says the Paris Communists" as
their enemies call them, are really the Re'
| publicans of Paris, and are as mach on-
| posed to what is known rs Red Republl'
cansm as anybody else.
A prominent Democrat of Fond du Lac
is wearing big bull-hide, with the horns
dangling over his head and the tail between
his legs, through the principal streets OF
the city, as token Of his disgust at the
election of the Radical ticket.
Six men of the bark Roman were lost by
the capsizng of Il boat on Sunday in the
surf at Desolation Island, and the park
Peru lost her second mate and four men IN
South Georges bay, on the New England
coast. e.;
D. w. Church, Chief Marshal Of Des
Moines, Iowa, while attempting TO arrest
negro on Monday, was cut with razor
by the latter so that he died the same even
ing.
A fire along the line of the West Jersey
railroad, in Atlantic county, N. 81, near
Newteld, on Saturday night, destroyed
forests, dwellings, barns, &C., to the amount
of $3.50, 900 to S2OO,OO
An oil-train on the Erie railroad was
burned near Monroe, New York, on Sun
day, causing heavy loss. The fire was
communicated by sparks from IN express
train.
The station at Ridgewood, New Jersey,
was burned on Sunday from sparks from
freight train. A quantity of United States
Express goods, DC, was destroyed. LOSS
$4,000. .s
The Albany and Troy steamers wharf al
pier IA, North river, New York, several
ranal-boats. and large quantity OF mer'
chandise. we're burned Tuesday evening
LOSS, $4,000. "
Mr. VIM. Gray, of the flIm OF gray d
Painter, st. Louis, was killed 1y 19n a a,a
cey, drayman, IN tnat Guy "ono"S o'o
ming. Tracey escaped.
A WOODEN manufacturer in Maine runs hlt
mill with ten hands, all OF them Ills OWL
children.
The first lodge Of Ffeemasons mas Deer
con ,tituted at Rome.
Twenty-four circuses are to perampulate
the United States this season. [ s.
The GALAXY for May has portrait o
Dom Piatt-a handsome fellow. !, ~ -
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fELElGRAp ID News
New York 5000. and Sror,av ,,.,

New York Stock and Money Marka,
NEW YoRK, April io.-state securities .,eaav
Tednessee s's.1oid and new. se. Virginia o. 81,
new ssi. Louisiana SIS, 81; new, on. Leyee s,a
HtS's, ss. Alabama es, LOOT s's,. 40 Gecr,ar
Cs, 81; 7's, 80. North Carolina s's. 4sa new IN,
South Carolina s'B, n I; new, ssa lssss
money was easier. this afternoon at etc. 7ine,
cent. on with exceptions at sper cent, 10 Glow
ernrent bond:dealers Exchange continues ouie
and frm.' The shipments of specie Tomorrow arc
estimated at $780, oo The failure Of a small flru
In the stock business, and another In the gold.
room, was announced to-day -
Hold opened at lila, sold down 10 ILL., aud closed
az lilsQ9llls. Governments steady, with very few
transactions 's1's, III ,s2's, lls;; 1913, Tia,
'eSs, nat new, 1l9s 's7s ll2s; 1885, 1921 10 4ofs
l0ni. ..,.., n =
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A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE AyERTEp.-

A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE AyERTEp.-
About four hundred children, clad in white,
with long gauzc wells, and carrying lighted
Church, IN Williamsburgh, N. Y, Sunday
list, to partake OF their first communion.
As they were proceeding in single file to-
ward the altar one Of the girls accidentally
set fire to her veil, and in her terror ignited
the clothing Of the girls nearest to her
Great excitement was caused by the acct
dent, the terrified girls running to the altar,
when Father Mcdonald, aided by several
men of the congregation, succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the flames by pouring baptis-
nal water upon them. Only three Of the
children sustained burns, and these are of
4 slight character.
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ARREST OF MERCHANT FOR INcENDIA.
M.-George w. Navy, Il special partner
in the firm of Penniman & Wight, import.
ers of cutlery. New York. has been arrest
ed, charged with setting fire to the building
occupied by the firm on Sunday night.
CombnStibe material of suspicious char.
acter was found on the premises after the
fire had been put out. and the New York
about $1,000 on stock, but are insured for
$50, 900 in the following-named companies
Merchants and Mechanics, Baltimore,
$40 900; Associated Firemen's, Baltimore,
5000; Howard, Baltimore, $4,000; Mary
land, Baltimore. $1,000, and the balance in
New York and Philadelphia. offices.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF A TRAVELLING AGENT
On the LIST instant Mr.. J. W. Kuttell, a New
York travelling man for notion-house, we
understand, was seen in this city, on his
way to st. Louis, where he was due on the
9Th. He had made collections here and in
Pittsburg, and had in his possession about
fifteen hundred dollars cash. His employ.
crs, advised by their st. Louis correspond
ents. have been making anxious inquiry for
him. but as yet have failed to draw out any
satisfactory information beyond the fact
that he did leave here on the I'd or Sd with
the announced intention of going directly
to ST. Louis.-Cincinnati Comm ercial.
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WASHINGTON, April 49, Probabilities II
IL PROBABLE that the storm will move north
eastward and that the winds will abatenn
me lower lakes. Clear and partially cloI.riv
~eather ID probable for Thursday on Che
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. 'o
:, Inc reports for the past twenty.four
hours show. that the storm centre has
moved Slowly from west or Iowa to 81
Paups, Mimi. Threatening weather, with
a falling barometer, has been experienced
on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. which is
weather. Rain has fallen north of. the Ohio
and on the lakes eastward to Ontario a
severe northeastsgales has cantinued, but is
now abatlng on Lake Superior.
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THE BALLOT IN NEW YORK.-Albany,
April 1S.-rhe Assembly have passed to 4
third reading the bill providing for separate
balot-boXes at elections for congressman
and State officers, to prevent interference
of United States authorities with State
elections, and the bill for an election to fill
the vacancy in Irving's case. These were
among the bills the deadlock was threat
cned on.
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Domestic Markets -[BY rr1ren.pp.1

NEW, YORK, April 1s.-Cotton duIl and nm,
changed; sales OF 1900 bales at Mic. Flour .'.
Southern dull and heavy at S6s56Ds7 e. for cor,.
mon to fair extra, and OF. s509 for rood 20 chosca
/ Wheat-W inter red and amber Western. All ea6
VI GO. Corn frmer at 7G6577c. for'mixed western
Fork steady at $40 for new mess. Beef dun: pian
mess, loDl6c. Lard quiet; kettle, ll@IIH WINS.
Key 1rmer ut 9o3Qslc. Naval stores firm and quiet
ialiow and freights steady. :.
HBALTMoRE, April 19.-virginia s,s-oId. So,
DID 5st asked; 88,s, IS asked: CTS, 81 bid es1
asked; coupons, old, ~ asked.
Flour fairly active and prices unchanged. Wheat
sue, dy and firm. with receipts light. Corn steady
ana urn except for white southern, which is yeYy
dlIl at 799s0c; yellow do, 74@75c. Oats dull at
s1Hsec; Pork quiet. Bacon more firm. Lard
dull. Whiskey steady at sl,c.
CINCINNATI, April 1g.-Provisions In light de-
mand, with holders firm and better feeling In
the market with higher prices asked Pork saiea-
BILE n. Sis so. Bacon-sides, sA@Ioc. LAID lie.
Whiskey In fair demand at SIC. -
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-ProvIsions dull and
nom lnally unchanged. Whiskey quiet, and held
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-Tobacco quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, April le.-Snear 11rmer prime.
10@Ql0&C. Molasses- Good fermentInC, sO0 Zoe :
plantation, rebotlad, 35@46c.
New York sight, premium. Gold, lii. -.
Foreign Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH1
LONDON, April s.-Consols, sst. United States
bonds, cog. - -
LIVERPOOL, April ls.-Cotton fiat uplands, u
Ing 1900 for speculation and export.
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WHEN CHURCH SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE BIND.
lhG.-A case has recently been decided by
me supreme Court Of Ohio involving the
validity OF subscriptions for church pur-
poses. The general principle established
=, thai after church has incurred any liza
1lil'les on the. strength of subscriptions,
these subscriptions are legally binding. In
me case decided, the subscription was tor
me PAYMENT OF church debt, and the
court held that the subscriber was bound
70 pay. A subscription may be withdrawn
before there is an Indebtedness, but not
di!erWard
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\ NEBRASKA TRAGEDY omaha, April
ia few nights ago ! anicl f. Haddcn
VA found dead at Il house of prostitution
IN Tins place, from The effect OF pistol
shot through his heart. From the evidence
h'iorc The coroner's jury it appeared that
Il" had committed suicide, and such was
u" verdict but last night IN inmate Of
III, h@u,e, named Flora Clinton, called and
",ckno" lodged She had shot MADDEN, and
'i''m. that she did it at his own request.
me ha> attempted suicide since, and tailed.
II j. believed she has unjustly charged her.
Erh "lth the crime, that she may die by
law
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.nou WARRINGTON.
5ence of tho DtSpatch. J

r.-rnepcnienCe OF th' ''"F
isrtc''' W., o-,~ hnril Is. 1871.
WASHINGTON, Nt'''
lesion Of the Forty -Seco"u Nr.-
The NJ, or, near IFS end but 'hos, wv, n.y.
gross y y, LEGISLATION are Determined WV.
con'r' ~ 4 shall make mnSt Ill II" 49,
th' 80, 10 one OF i''st'cc .. - a. ,nd N.
he H m>,,, The appearances O, .n,""i ,;,,t mn.
SnU "s;r,,. arc PRODUCED MH,'t ,.+,. J.,
1'E., canly to the FAC, I'M. III. n ~ RI.
ms" i determined. IN Wv ' h,n.o,.,r
N"'a,i>m. To nc every h'''',, ,n, ~,
T"",'',,,rl;,an they may W. !" 10. ~,
a's'H ,,'nnn,,lar diSfarnr Wh''h 'i''t"''',, W.
-" +. tyranny an" l'""' 'i'''
,Sn,ic>. ,;.,,> hos bccomc the
d' 1,n;s l,,klux hill. when IA, u'T ,,.a;o,iS
,,rc.nmc SuhlcCi 'h'. ,l'r
u'' s,>rr4rcti the annais oI WIS 49,, ,.>,,,.
hs,H, '~..n,, With during their "n,'r' ta'te''
NE,>L.';,hnuf doubt. IN the >onh,in E'"eS,
we we thc present Aah'i "''|" ,o,,n,,,
L,c-r- and the Grich"> :" "' w.. !, tho
,o,,nn. hope tor me >I'''' 1,n<> p,s;n.,
W. and West. For 'h'> Gu" w, n, ,','r,,
,,,,mhrr> Of Congress. An" "'' ns" "
,Aass Who arc ''S i,,,, Grant have plaved
hampton, a: Fr'>:"ei' r, ,r,;,,,. "' fhc most
>AsrU game, ~ ,,n sn,th
.,wpcnaoI> 'hSi .Ln,, would br rrpr
knowing very wei. ,'''' - n,,,,rio,,s hv Tho
54.,! - utterly 'n'>r ''',. ,,si,o that do.
f~rNti, a t!'' >,>, ,',.,,n,. ,h,r,Es that the
MS a. An'>''1 vt, ,ho Nnrth endorse the
Nm,%'''n t;,,n,;ons qrYint Federal au-
.M.c"i r"mblna'ionS "?n'. w., Sn,',h The
thoig'y ana lhs'h.!'""> -, Wv ,;,,rt,,,r1 Ia
results may lN<E'"t% "S n,,;h hnt in the
The rcmoLa'S "i lnr 'm"'" ,,;n 10 fonnJ.
Moth IN" "r>' t tnr ,' hnrn rcrrjyrd which
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