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ga Burlington, Iowa, girl IL turnkey at q

g1The paw rolls of the Wamsutta mills,
Massachusetts,, average 80, 900 per month.
~An Albany girl has brought . libel suit
against her mother.
ga disgusting compound, used in the adul-
teration OF butter, made OF fat obtained from
dead horses and other refuse, Is sold in London
under the trade name of"bosh butter"
NA Georgia colored preacher during Q
funeral sermon, lately, said: "He Eliminates no
longer among us; he have exonerated from the
syIloaisms of the worlds discrimination; and
when he gifts to de cold, dry streams OF the
River Jordan, the Kerosines and Periphens will
meet him dare to row him over on dry land to
the silyersterirg CITY,"
EA lady residing in Winsted, Ct, arose
from her bed about midnight lately, went up
drug store and called for medicfne-all in Q
sound sleep. When the druggist asked "Who's
there?" she awoke and fell down overcome with
fright. She was carried back to her home,
where her husband was sleeping, profoundly
unconscious Of her absence.
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RAILROAD BOND

In its 7:S0 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Ran.
road Company furnishes - the public sa invest
meut security which combines the resIy uesotis-
bihty, the convenience, and The high credit of a
nrst-csss railroad bond, with soidity and safety
OF real estate mortgage on land vor tn az least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at Par ia currency, and yield q
HANDSOME PROFIT 10 those exchanging ss.
The bonds are q first and Only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on q
land grant which, on the peton Of the road, will
average 13.OOO acres to each mile of track.
They are issued in denominations from 500 TO
ei@O Coupon, and elD to $1,000 Registered, have
thirty years to rum bear interest of 7a Per cent
In gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the ho
The semi annual interest On the Registered Bonds
lie paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the pest Office
address of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Ronds received n ex-
change, without expense to tae investor, at their
highest current prices.
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JAY COOKE d CO.
Il q n X Q .,
WARRINGTON
maya

may@ WARRINGTON
NVTIOE:.Thas =. .. yUsTa, sIS d, betwees
SECOND HAND CLOTHING ct less than hall t6s
cost Of ready made new onee w.
n. P.-sICOHD- HAND CLOFHIH0 OF all kind
enuah 1t fair (oaahD Dri0eS. AZ S9-H
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFTOE.-An per
do we'll to call at JOSEPH BROOKs', 1909 lIth
promptly nlled. fcbliivs
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OUR DELEGATE In CaNGxrss

Gen. n. p. Chapman Accepts the re.
publican Nomination for Congress
His View Of the Duties of District
Delegafe-A Sensible, Manly Letter
The following correspondence is sufficiently
self-eNPlanatory:
GEN. CHlPNAS OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED or his
NOMINATION..
LINCOLN HALL, WAsHINGToS, ID. c.
August 1, 1872. s
Dear Sir: As a committee appointed by the
republican mating convention, Assem- bled
this day, it affords US great pleasure to inform
you OF your unanimous nomination as the can
didate of the republican party OF the District of
Columbia for Delegate to the Forty third Con-
gress. We incloee herewith the platform adopt
ed by the convention, in the full belief that the
principles therein enunciated will meet with
Your approval, and that the people OF the Dis
tTict OF Columbia will, in October next. tri-
umphantly re-elect yOu TO position you have
so ably and honorably filed. We have the
honor to be your friends and supporters.
M. FRANK KELLEY, chairman
CLARENCE NJ. BARTON,
JOHN III. BROOKS,
JOIN MINOR BORIS.
DAVID X. PARKER, Committee.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
" IN Z. =. 9; a. BtILD1NG.

The Washington Librery Company would coll at
lasing Library In town. It Contains over lS 900
H0LuMke, embracing works Of History, Travels,
Biography, Fiction, ard General Literature. The
revenues. beyond incidental expenses, are devoted
to the purchase OF new books. Open from .. N
till 10 Terms, with right to take books nom
the libraryp IS Per Annum. Vifitors are res pect-
fully invited to call and examine the Catalogue The
desired information. jy79
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LOCAL NEW S.
Excavations. Picnic, &c.

Duprez and Beredict's Ministries at the
= atIOnai TheateT this evening.
EockbinCeIs' excursion 10 Glymont next
Monday.
Grand festival. for the benefit of st. JosephG
Orphan Asylum on tomorrow ana thursday,
az the SchRe-Zen Park
Nar-raU Han Pavilion now open for the re-
IeytlOn Of picnic parties
Daily excursions to Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
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President Of the United Stssss.
By the President: WILLIS DRuMQOND,
Commissioners Of the General Land ONES
NOTICE TO PRI.InPrI0N oLAInANrs.

NOTICE TO PRl.InPrIOH QLAIAANTD.
10 any Of tho lands within tho toWnspe and pol Of
tovnshipe aDove eaunernese = re9grsd % e:saelisA
ceivers Of the proper land cmce9 and make payment
notice. and before tbs day appointed fof the com
mencement Of the public sale q the lands enbrsc-
f %s dns ." Willis DKU h f nTl.i %
Commissionsrof The General Land Onaos
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CITY ITEM MS.

TBE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 10th st., pays per ct. on deposits. 27t314tl6
DIR. WHITE, Chiropedist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngTOwing Nails, &c. without
diately. Operating rooms, 535 18th St., opposite
U. S. Treasury.
and made to order by Hembler. near * street
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~ REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER
a. s T r a US,
Popular Clothing House,
lOll PENESYLYANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18th Streets,
jy%-tr Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
OSOl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
ZCC4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND

nj
Tie subscriber intending to discontinue farming
offers ~ private sale his FARM in Mont 4
gOmery county, Nd, the residence OF the yEAV
late Leroy W. Fircb, containing 1885, IesFR
acres, at private sale This Farm is located gu me
tu npike leading from Rockville to Georgetown, n.
c., and the Washington and Point OF Jcks railroad
passes through Il.
1t offeIs rare inducement to gentleman in
Washington, b. O., desiring TO purchase q country
residence, berg only distant IL miles by rail from
the seat OF government and can be reached within
half an hour. IL rs about miles southeast from
Rock lille. The improy ements consist of q commo
diCus and comfortable dwelling. large barn, corn
house, eranery, good stsbling. ice house, meat
house, sery ants house in YARD hen house, pump of
good water I'm The yard, a neyer-failing spring of
fine water near The house. with Dairy.
There also fine orchards in besrng Of apples,
peaches, pears and cherries. The land is in good
state Of ion, producing good crops wheat,
corn, rye, oats, grass, &C, large proportion be
how We Get ~ Grass. The location is healthy and
Convenient 70 churches, schools and mills.
Any person desiring 20 purchase the above prop
erty VIII please call upon Messrs. feter Hender-
sor Attorneys in Rockville, Md. or Messrs. Dodge
a DerDe!lle, ltz1 street, WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
either Of whom Will give price and terms OF sale
GUCIUS Il, FINCH.
GOOD PASTUBAGE FOB go HEAD OF
NJ BORSkS. - Any person desiring to pasture
horses can be accomm by calling at the resi-
dence # the late Leroy w. Finch. miles southeast
| Of Rockville: Price per horse 81 per week.
sug3 s.w.f L.. B. 4.
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DuPRRz & BENBDICr's MINsrRELs had a
gooo house at the National last evening. 1t il
an excellent troupe, with lots Of new jokes and
them.
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WM. IL. wHEaTLEHs
w STEAM DYETNG
AND SEQ URIAG ENTEGT TSunrr1

OEFICE-%S JEFFERSON STREEr,
Georgetown, ID. u.
AsWoils NED 1881 premium awarded 1857; and n now
GnS OF the Oldest, largest and complete estab
snnlehte OF the kind In this country. Ny patrons
VII consult their own interests by sending IN Their
,sI ADO winter goods during the summer month,
Beet place In the District for Cleaning or Dysjng
Sentlemen Clothing. Everything arpertainfng "a
eho ppslness well and promptly executed Once
Closed daily Of sunset, except Saturday when n will
oe open until 81. D. m. Post Orlce Boz I93 Arl
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G J., 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
~ AID OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

BY authority in the act of the Leg islature inco-
porating the PU IOLIBRAEY OF KENTUCKY
the Trustees will give their
Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall of the Public Library building in
Louisville, KY,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1879.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issred az S0 each; half tickets. S. quarter
tickets 81 So ii whole tickets for $780, g FOR S255
IS for SEQ; lI3 for 81 GO, 2 for S2509; SIS for
IS cO1. No discount or less than cleo worth OF
tickets at a time.
During the concert the sum Of
$500 900 IN CURRENCY
will be given the holders OF tickets by distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GETS, ss follows:
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y
Light Cashmere Suits, At. =, 9, 10, IL and els
Blue Flannel suitsthoroughly sponged $4,000. SIS
White Duck Suits derby l............. 8, and $40
All Linen suits...--..... -.......4, 5, 9, and So
Light Colored Cashmere Pantsl
and Vests to mstch.......5 ., o, and 90
Light Cashmere Pants, single.......3, 4, and Sc
white Marsellles so and SO
Alpaca so, and "a
Linen sack Goats .......13c, l. 25, It's, 50 so
Boys Cashmere Suits.......-.
Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats 10, IL and els
" Blue Cloth Frock and Derby Coats.S 10 Si2
Largo Assortment OF Extra Size Suits,
RIA DEDUCTION of &c PER CENT. has been
made on al these goods
~Purchasers viii fnd II TO their advantage 20
give NE call.
nSPersons going to the country, or to different
Watering Places, can have their wsrdrobes replen.
isked at a small expense.
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PRESENTATIONS TO COMPANY A. W. L. L.
nes,erday AFTERNOON Company A, Washington
aImory, when the presentation OF the testimopia al
OF Company III I'd Pennsylvania Nation al Guard
TOOK piacel Capt. q. smith made the presenta-
The testimonial ie encased In q heavy black
walnut frame, upon the top Of which is the
coat OF arms OF Pennsylvania, with the motto,
"NOn SiJi Sod PGtrid.' In the center is the in
scription, "Po Company A. w. l.. L., from Oom-
pany n Second Regiment y. e., OF Pennsyl-
yania, q remembrance of our visit to Mount
Vernon, February p, 1872" and the photo
graphs OF the Philadelphisns all appear in the
frame. The company, preceded by the Marine
band, was then marched TO the street. and q
ceeded 10 the Keyport, and A trip was taken
down the Iiyer forty miles. A collation. WAS en-
3oyed on me boat, and toasts, songs, &C., we're
one O'Clock.
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= INSPECTION OF BRIcx MoIps -yes.e-s.v
Mr.. James Small examined Q number of hrict
mOlds in the yards in the southern part ~ IN.
city, and found eut of l33 examined, g. Wb,ch
did not come up to the requirements of the law
In dimensions, viz: 90 inches long, Ak wide.
and D. deep in the clear, excepting stocE
bricks which are required TO be % deep. One
OF the parties refused 20 submit 20 any exam
nation and Dir. Small reported the facts t. the
authorities To day, and Intends TO procure .
wsrran. against the party who resisted his
authority.
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ARREST or SUSPECTED INcKNDyA Ryrs-Ap
alarm OF nre vas turned in from box A. at 2:3 .
O'Clock this morning, caused by the burning Of
me once Iu,nitore or j. o. Evans & Co., No.
the police, promptly subdued the flames: los,
about 500. Subsequently two bows were ar
rested by Omcers Harlow and Burr, on suspi-
cion of firing the office. Their names are ,rbpps
Brown and John Whitehead, the former ne
years and the latter II years. Both are said 10
be thieves.
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LAST CHANCH.-Tbe collector &C taxes for the
District OF Columbia announces that on Thurs
day, the 18th instant, the advertised list OF
Property pom which any taxes remain due and
unpaid, viii go 10 press, and thereafter the cost
OF such advertising will be charged. The ad-
yertisement will he continued for four weeks,
when the sale VIII take place. One year is al
lowed for redemption OF property sold a. the
rate OK 10 per cent interest per annu IN, Offering
an excellent investment, which no doubt those
seeking investment OF their funds will avail
themselves. The collector has shown very
commendable liberality in serving notices nv
mail upon delinquent taxpayers, and pOstponiny
As long As possible the sale for taxes, thus AFT
forC.ing every opportunity TO people in financial
embarrassment to rave themselves from the
penalty of nonpayment.
Doe FIGHT IN PRINCE GKoRsR-Yesterday a
dog fight for $50 side took place at ives
Berch's, near Long Old Fields, in Prince
Georges county, Nd, which attracted an audi
4 ence of about 200 persons, many of whom lost
considerable money. The dogs were ferocious
| looking beasts, and were owned by George
Martz and Nick Flynn, the formers animal
being handled by Morgan and the lstter's by
| Corcoran. The latter dog refused to come to the
scratch after % minutes fighting, and victory
was declared for Martz' canine.
PIGEON SHoorING.-On Saturday afternoon
an exciting pigeon shooting match took place AT
| Riley's coral for q fine double barrefed sho,
gun. Five birds, q yards rise, were first shot
| at; j. Hess, j. Ferguson, and X. Jones killing
each, Derrick 5, Nokes 3, and Jerser 2. Hess,
Ferguson, and Jones shot of the tie 8 bird.
each, rs yards rise, and Hess and Ferguson tied
| again on birds each, and on shooting off again
iyaras rise, Ferguson won the prize, killing 3
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STILL GREATER
Reduction in Prices,

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Ia TENEss OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE.
DUCE STOCK, AN OFFERING FOR
TILE NEYT THLRTY nIYS.
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fINHE ARLINGTON FIRE ms OO.
l. fOh The DISTRICT oF COLUMRIx
CAPITAL 100000,
DIsECTOKS:
Walter 4. Cox, Mich acler
Jesse y. Wilson, (hsri.s Ed,,o,..o.
WIN. n hAey' nr; VIM. r. Johnston,
y; =, hENSEDf, Pres. ,. WILSON. rress
oa-ee la25 @ street NV. spIs sm
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FlfHE FRANKLIN FIRE ISsIx
Il AnsE COMPANY

OF Phi ADJ PHIA,n
CHARTERED Is2s.
CASH ASSETs. So 500 00a-IoSSvs nam -
l-7l. Si.5O0,OOo ~
hLFRED q. RAkEH. Presfs.-..
J. rCALLtSTFR, Vice P-..ts.-.
1hEO. III. REGER. SecretAry
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APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL TRUsTEH-Mr
Joseph NJ. Wilson has received the appointment
OF trustee or public schools for the fourth dis
trict, TO I'LL the vacancy cccasioned by the resig-
nation Of Rev. W. Il. Evans. Mr.. Wilson is a
highly educated gentleman, an old friend of
popular education, and is ar present engaged in
the Agricultural Department.
FINE ALASKA DIAMONDS and coral studs in
Grst quality; oroide at - per set; received at
Prigg's jewelry store, No. i57 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, betW cen 4 and 9Th streets.
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Alleged Attempt to Defraud the Gov.
eminent.

A second class clerk in the Third Auditors
office named John n. Ehle was arrested at the
Treasury Department by Deputy Marshal Eek
loft this afternoon on q warrant issued by Judge
Rutherford, who charge him with stealing from
the files OF the office certain abstracts and
evidences OF Indebtedness upon which to base
TSe as CLAIMS la agan' s tne
Court day by Mr.. George c. Wooley, OF the
secret detective service, sets forth that on the
9Th Jay of February, 1872, there were taken and
carried away, without authority from the United
States from the place where the same had been
filed, lodged and deposited and were for the time
being actually deposited and kept by the au
thority of the United States, seventeen vouch-
eTs, prepared, filed and intended to be used and
presented in order to prOosre the payment of
money from the United States, and for the
allowance and payment OF certain claims,
counts and demands against the United States
and he hath cause to suspect and doth suspect
John Ehle of committing said otfense.'
The Third Auditor states that Ehle used one
ses of vouchers by fling them in the Office in
connection with a fraudulent claim, and says
that at present II Is quite impossible TO tell
whether he has ever succeeded in actually get
ting any similar claims through the office. The
Auditor further says Ehle as he distracted the
papers passed them over to supposed con-
fecerate, but who was in reality a detec
tive employed to watch his operations.
lie told his supposed accOmplice that
they could make great deal OF money by
getting mp these fraudulent claims; then when
they had realized half a million of dollars apiece
they would go to Europe. The Auditor says
that with the evidence contained in the alb
stracted papers fraudulent claims could have
been made against the Government amounting
to $4,000. A search warrant was issued to
search his house. and IL is possible that more
distracted papers may be found.
For months past Gen. Rutherford has been
using his best endeavOrs to prevent double pay
nents in the settlement of officers accounts, and
in great measure succeeded in remedying the
old defective system of settlement. He is in
clined to think that Ehle is not alone in the at
tempt to defraud the government In this re-
speet and that there other parties interested.
Ehle was appointed from Wisconsin in
1865, and is about 80 years of age. When
arrested he became very much excited, and
protested his innocence. He was taken
TO the Police Court, where bonds were
required in the sum OF $4,000 for the action of
the grand jury. AT about two O'Clock he left
the court, accompanied by Deputy Marshal
Ecklofl, to find friends to give the required
hail.
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The War OF Races ia Arkansas.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Feb. "A spccial .Trlm
Memphis 10 the Enquirer says serious trouble rs
ANTICIPATED in Pope county, Ark. a iay or two
claim that he had threatened their lives IN re
taliation the father OF the ne.rO shot aud killo
ar old man named Tucker. declaring that NJ.
1lcker caused the murder OF his son. The ne.
groeS then fearing that they would b. arres'c 4
for the murder OF Tucker. armed themselvs~
and assr mbled in large numbers, defying tine
civil Authorities.
ron Chicct county yesterday. saws the Cover
nOr'S guards have in n measure maintained or
der since the departure OF the Federal troops.
of the Persons accused CT murdcrng three
white mon, but one has been arrested, aud he
was Immediately discharged, no one daring %
sIlear against him.
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VA heavy shock OF earlhnnake was telt a

H-A heavy shock OF earthquake was felt a.
Cairo, Ill, al five O'Clock yesterday morning.
R7-There were 70 cases Of small pox and seven
deaths reported i'm New York yesterday.
~ Boston has closed down on all mssq1e-
rados.
~ For the first time in many years they have
had skating al Naples.
p%Iows interdicts the soothing weed in her
legislative chambers.
~The first colored members ever admitted
to Masonic Lodge in New Jersey were Initiated
in Alpha Lodge Ne. li6, at Newark, on Monday
evening.
eIIowa boasts that her chief magistrate, Gov
Carpenter, practices the economy Of the fathers.
He was Raugurated an a suit OF homespun, and
delighted tLe goed people with has affability and
good sense.
IA lady in Louisville " -srecently dreadful
~ alarmed al the appearance o. man on the
street with q white handkerchief "a u over his
ears, because she 'eelieyed the fellO s'9n"'
mad The smallpox or Was a i've ku-klux."
ga Paris dispatch reports that the Duke OF
their former rank In the army, and that the
Prince de Joinviiie demands his commission i'm
the navy.
s1An American who happened 10 be in the
weather, astonished the natives by aPpeaingon
the ice with q PAIR OF skates. People fOcked
from the peighborhood for miles, and lined the
shores by thousands TO witness the novel sight
oLhn revolutions.
The Biddeford Me- Democrat has found
the meanest man. He recently took barrel OF
hour rom destitute tenant In payment OF rent,
which had been procured by subscription by
members of the Methodist Church and present
cd 10 him The merciful landlord Was also a
member OF the church. 80 ~ .rE
oUThe worst case Of Grand Ducoman ia OF
RI Aflsnts' ca Who vent 70 the depot when
Alexis baggage was there on 20 way % PensacO-
Ia, embraced and kissed one OF the trunks and
shipped OF a piece of Russia leather n
souvenir OF that ''Sweet Prince" Hers Nas
certainly hopeless case.
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SINGULAR Loss OF FIsIoN.-A strange case
OF temporary or Intermittent loss OF vision ha.
recently occurred in Flint city, Michigan, to a
young man named Charles Spence, moulder
In the Genesee iron works. At the time of the
attack he was at work in the moulding room
and was looking under a mould, holding a small
lamp in his hand. Suddenly he became con-
scious OF the loss of sight. Upon regaining an
upright position his sight did not return, and at
last accounts he was almost totally blind during
the day time, suffering considerable pain in the
eyes. At night, however, he Il able to distin-
guish objects as well as ever in the partial dark
light approaches, vision fails and the pain re-
furnS
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LECTURES.

A skRlEs OF FREE LECTURES on Me
n CHANICAL PHYSIOLOGY in its praetteal
bearings upon vocal, p1lm. nary, spinal, nervous
and cher Neaknesses, viii b. gis the Con-
RatiOnsl Church, corner of al q 10th stre Is hv
DIR. n. 7. BANNINGDEN. OF New York. as follows:
Before ladies. at ? precisely. on FRIDAY an
SATURDAY Of this week. Before gentlemen, at
80 Of The same days and kefore both ladies' ana
gentlemen at so N "WEDNESDAY FRIDAY and
SATURDAY OF next week, Clerks OF the depart
DeBts public - Skers and singers specially in
Nited IL.
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A STARTLING AsswHR--A Story ID told Of
teacher who was talking to her scholars regard
very profitable subject and one IN which the
children took an nncomnaou fnferest. She told
them that the angels came 1rf - perfection,
and when she asked them who came next, and
wasreadily ansYered By one esy, .sMan!' she
felt ENCOURAGED 10 ash: "What comes NEXT 10
mani" And here little shaver, who was evi.
IDENTIFY smarting under defeat in the preceding
by promptly shouting: "His undershirt, ma am. y
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TOPEKA, KANSAS, Feb. s.-Sidney Clark was
mittee yesterday, and testified that he knew no.
thing of the proposition alleged 20 have been
made by King 20 Senator Wood, by which the
latter was TO receive - 600 on a mail agency.
Another Indictment in the senatorial bribery
case has been found,
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The Mormon Conflict.

NV YORK, Feb. IA SAT- Lake I.spat 20
states that il j. reported there that the expenses
OF Attorney General Bates 10 Washington ars
aid by the Mormon church, and a. j. under
stood that his mission = TO have the Federal on
Cials in the United States Court all removed.
A straight Gentle ticket fer the city has been
nominated, and a warm contest IL expected
neNt Mondsy.