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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

TIE TUG FORTUNE, Lieut.. Commander I. NJ.
Green, left Galveston on the 10th instant for
this city.
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THR DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS thus far have
drawn from the Treasury out of the sl,3Oo, goo
appropriated sf3 ,13s.4I. The amount thus far
drawn has been on account of interest and In
the following sums: S219, 3741O; S17757 %;
S235,913 9G; S3l.76.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

REAR ADMIRAL PKNNoCK was at Yokohoma
June 10th, and 1t was his intention to make the
waters of japan his headquarters during the
summer.
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"A WINDFALL TO MRS. GEN. BRIsrow.-The
journey Of Secretary Bristow to Kentucky was
not one OF pleasure. 1t was caused by the
death OF an uncle Of Mrs. Bristow, and the he
ce.sity OF preparing to administer upon large
estate. This uncle of Mrs Bristow. who VS.
very wealthy, left but two heirs, Mrs. General
Brlstow and her married sister, 70 whom the
Who!e OF the entire estate was willed. General
bristoW was made by the will sole executor OF
the estate, and his business in Kentucky was to
make arrangements to enter upon ibis duties a.
executor Mrs. Bristow, under this will, thus
comes into the possession of about d quarter of
million OF dollars. Mrs. Bristow returned
from kentucky with the Secretary, and will
spend the heated term at Deer Park the new
and fayorite watering place on the summit of
the Alleghsnies, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.-WGsh. Cor. " Y. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

JHB SUBCOMMITTEE, consisting OF Messrs
Sayler and Ward, of the Congressional Investi
eating Committee on Arkansas affairs, com
menced taking testimony in Little Rock on Sat
urday. About dozen witnesses have been
examined.
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Buy! Buy!!
LIABLE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT rAILoRs FINE cLor8yERs
iye-tr Corner Tth and D Stre.ts NV

nP0BrAsT TO COMMERCIAL TRAVEL.
tSn1lsreiaI ffarsLsrS who solicit Order.
~ tdrd, Cdfsfc<Es, TfGds-ltSf, SaUpiS az oskss
sI.t,.sa, alss those no visit their Customer M
sonet soe ~ purchases made dirscf TTOya &C.,
sny CAS- OF goods, are requested TO send ther
$500 SIC .Lttaie dfdTasS, as below, statinz
also those no are 81 present under no enSageant'
Ihls matter Is OF 6TaSf InEPOTfGHce IE9i-tI 1a -
this manner IL is therefore especially desired that
Ibis LBS Lotlee nay meet the eye Of dHOonmsrciai
tney viii az oH. give is their attention. ThOse Who
comply Win above request viii BE- CoH6fs1naUs
tresIsd and duly advised % object in view PIesss
scdress, Lby letter only CO-OPERATIaN cars
city. IT9-th - a. ~
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u ANOTHER PRINCE TO BE PROVIDED PoR.-
The Queen Of England sent messaee ta pa
lament yesterday asking for agrant for Prince
LeoI eid, who attained his majority on the 7th
OF Pm last. The message viii be considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

GENEROUS BBoUEsr.-Dr. p. W. Broxp q
well-known physician Of Richmond WIN r.
Gently died, left his entire estate, valued st
about $4,000, to establish hospital in that
cny Ior ioundlinGs sundry late incidents hap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

CONE. CONE. COME.
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WAsHINGTONIAEs ABRoAD.-The following
Wsshingtonians were registered at Paris July
4;-Alrs. Il. ID. Evans, John P. Franklin, Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Mcclure, ID. L. Murphy, MIR.
ana NIe. Pollock, Mrs. Franck Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Thompson, James TOomey, MIR. and
Mrs. y. "A. Widstrand.- London, July As. W
Gal, Alex. Porter Morse, j. +. Sherman and
tsmliy, w. p. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson.
Munich. July mir. and Mrs. j. P. KlingIe.
Miss Lilly KI!ugle
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The STEAMER DISPATCH lost two blocks OF
her screw while going from the Norfolk navy
yard to Hampton Roads, and had to go back 70
be locked and have the injury repaired. 1t is
supposed the screw struck some hidden object
The accident will not interfere with her trin
with the Senate naval committee,
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WASHINGTON, ID. G., July Doth. Il

WAsHINGTos, ID. c., July Goth, 1874
EDITOR STAR:-You are generally correct;
own it: but you shoot far wide OF the mark
when you credit Hudibras Butler with the au-
thorship OF the lines
NO rogue ser felt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law"
fou mustn't turn your back upon the great
american eagle that way, for the author is not
Butler, but John Trumbull, a Connecticut man
and one OF the uiumvrate OF patriot poets of
the Revolution, Philip Freneau and Joel Bar
low being the others. The correct quotation is:
"No man e'er felt the halter draw,
With good opinion or the law;
Or held in method orthodox
HE love OF justice, in the stocks"
AND 10 found in the third canto of " IcFinpal.n
10 understand the application Of the lines, you
must know that the poet Is here portraying the
feelings OF the Tory squire when the pstriot
mop are about to hoist him up the liberty pole
by the seat OF his loyal breeches, and afterwards
propose land he fsthoms Their intent) to anoInt
his person with tar and clothe him, even "a a
bird Is clothed, with feathers. n. n II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

Washington AT a. N. Monday. Sin re-
sic sbd T. t. sst; ga sisEet a Tor gs9.Is man @
extra. jy2l-4t
EIFTH GBAND PsIzE PIONIO
ISLAND TBIEspsHIP PLEASURE u
T. K sTsR q REBsT sa a5H ed s
i7s5' not paid i0r will be stopped at the entrance
ENCgBsION sTEAMsR PILOT BOY,
~ Benefit Of NJ. p, ChapeI sunday schoolJ
3 NJ, ri $,ffGEsPHH; j %zr PA "a
wharf. Washington, at or neal . p m, stopping at
tke5 T"n SS3s sDd FOGsrs your
T. A. human, lis Bridge street, Georgetown.
Tlekots positively limited no money taken at the
W@ HSnt, w% T. 81, is SSeSsr'
COOK'S AMERICAN TOUKIsT TICKETS,
OYER ONE THOUSAND ROUTES,
CSmhiIing the Great Northern Lakes, ST. Law
White Mountains, chesapeake Bay, Coast Steam
ers and all the principal routes North, south, East
area. reduction from ordinary rates. 0'-''' 90
COOKS INThRNATI0NAL TOURIST
b 81 lines Of Ocean STEAMERS, to all parts Of the
0fios, No. 7O1 18th street, Cup stairs,) corner C
I2O6t w. A. SHORT, Agent.
1IUohLIGHr IXCUKsIoN
WESLEY G III TEE CHOIR
WEDNEsDAY EVEa nc, July - - on 1t the > =
commOdioIs and eieg ant Steamer
Boat leaves 9Th strees what q, $50 p IN returns
T " : sS0na6 tb. hour our Cars will b. in
soSyey Fasssn ems s'I hon e nI B es
'es boa, 70 s hs y shs
Co.'S Bookstore, 94l Pennsylvania avenue. jJIs-SI
KNOX's EMPRESS
HAS THE BEST FACILITIES
FOR PICHICS ANb EXCukSION PARTIES
Once, COS Pennsylvania avenue
jys-2m. GEO. W. KNOX, Proprietor.
DICEIO PAKTIEs Oh FAMILIES
Who wish to spend the day in the country
CAN HIRE A FIRsT-CLAss COACH
By sPPlying at l4Is Pennsylyauia ayesue. ill-lm
GEOKGIANA EXCURSIONS
LEOEARDTewg, PINEN POIET, NAB
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT.
These Exeers.ops 80 popular the past two seasons,
Win be Tessned on SATURDAY, TS
The splendid steamer Georriauna SEsdzzHs
VII Leave the 7th street wharf at 8 .. m. EvERY
pp, hDAI during the season, and returning leave
inston at .. IN. Monday.
s;sts EsO R. tisks,s sor s ale 8. oos Of wov
Bound TIP Tickets, s3sO For sale only al the
E. NIGHTINGALE, Agent.
iel-srn 7th street Wharf.
TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMMERCE Sta GET WHARF,
B FIJI iTTtR f b2 w1SHbbNG TOM QN
4gRHi SGh 1 Il S NJ SsFFR4H rs
SEF44ffE EsbbG 2ITT fEmsEST# jSfssET
BALTIMORs ARA P. N THURSDAY.
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oppor-
.anliy TO enIOy a sail on the Chess- eH~S
e los. O 81 s saa tmS rem { Sa. Tla
al aeccmmOdations-mesls, stateroom, &c first
application 70 the agenfs The steamer can De c6aT
cree tcr eNerr-i0rs from this citJ Mondays and
j.2s-d sTEPHENsoN s BBoTHEnRH s' Agents.
EOE CHARTEB,
Tue elegant and eonmodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY.
AIg,y 70 WI. Il. BYLEs, Agent.
aE4s-t eel blb street Wearf
EOk CHAETEB,
TIE A. No ! stesmer
Can be hs1 for Excursions on rhursdsy, and Fri.
A sIySyy e e E.E. FIrZHgGH, Agent.
Foe ExoURsIORs.
COLUMBIA
az pe Sss1steTed Tor Excur,Ons every MONDAY
ana Is on has Of r ss. been
Potomac river has fine saloon and pronep.de d.cs.
and Is especially for Noe might EScurssons
A Assls sS STEPHENSON hb sEsTT NIB,
THk sTEAM YACHT WAEDE1IR can De
,io0s sh "a ST. y mail parties for
~ rss:n.s s5 hP as 'ts;. ssla.
.e.ts avenue. Ie6sm'
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" II VI % v A L :.

~ II VI % A L.
- In order 10 rebuild aud rsht my store No TIa
aarsst Space, shall this day move nv sfos. "a
~. AlIS Pe1ney " ana avenue, between ilth ana
LID streets northwest where viii Re pleased 10 -
AL " my customers, 4nd the public ia 9soeral
ssis1s ~ a. GHd te.or C5Sf. q HkLLER,
Ills PennsylvsBfa svenne.
No AUaBU9.--L> RIOR viii pay : fair o..s
nen ,Sr ~ Rind Of Ladies, dsuts' and Ohi
Srels csOoED-HAHD OLOTHIN0. Ro6Tss
~ - - ess " g bstvess anA g, soutS
hoss ~ ~ prooSsu sssn1sd 70. ES-iy
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BAD INDIANS TO BE PURSUED TO THEIR
RKsERvATIoSs.-lt has been the policy Of the
government heretofore TO refrain from attack
Ing INDIANS when on their own reservations
ms the bad Indians took advantage or and
under cover Of the night would move of the
reservation, steal cattle, murder ranchmsa fire
INTO United States troops, and return 20 their
reservation by daybreak. Under the policy of
hands of" Indians on their reservations thew
could LOT DC molested. Gen. Sheridan Yesterday
teIeeraphed 10 Gen. Sherm lu TO be aiIo we'd IN
follow Indians into the reservations and punish
such as commit murders and Gepredate on the
.Sunuy cont euous TO their camps. In referring
tne comm unication 70 the Secretary of War
Gtn. sherman n recommended that the request OF
Gen. sheridan be complied with. The Secre
laIy OF war, after consultation with Assist
ant Secretary OF the Interior Cowen to-day
Issued an order the provisions of which were tel.
sgIaphed 10 Gen. Sheridan, granting permission
ior nited States troops to follow bad Indians
20 thelr reservations, recover stolen property
ana punish the offenders, using due care, how
ever, not to infiict injuries on those friendly 10
the government. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

THE ACCIDENT AT WATKINS GLEN.-The
Elmira Advertiser gives the following account
or the sad accident at Watkins Glen. which re-
suited IN the death of q very estimable young
lady, Miss Ruth Van Etten, of Auburn: "She
came out with an excursion party of a dozen
or more companions, arriving at the Glen about
noon. The accident happened a little above
the second stairway from the entrance 20 the
Glen. The Glen is narrow at that point with
precipitous sides rising many feet from the bot
tom. The pathway is quite narrow, too, bu'
we should think sufficiently protected bv a
stout railing to forbid any fear of danger or s.ng
thing untoward happening Miss Van Ester
stocd leaning on this railing looking into the
abyss below. In some unaccOuntable manner
either some loose dirt or a slippery stone bsing
the cause-she lest her footing and slid down
between the lower rail of the railing and the
edge OF the precipice into the gorge below. She
hrst struck on the rocks on the opposite side
but bounded back TO the same side down which
she fell, distance in ali of st least niuety-fyC
feet She was literally dashed to pieces st the
bottom, her neck being broken and her brains
crushed from her head. She was taken to her
home en- the return boat The young lady was
well connected and highly spoken Of and her
untoward fate has cast a feeling OF gloom
through every circle where it was known She
was about % years OF age"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COMIQU IHEATEB
1ILY 20, EVERY NIGHT, AND TWO NATL
NEES.-kbssaemea Of Ihe renowned Equestr an
Aes. ess, Mrs KATE FIsHER, the only successful
al Of the great Ada Isaacs and VINO, with
her celebrated SEE "W0ndeT will appear in her
briiilsn impeTEOns;icu Of Mazeppa; or, The Will
Worse ~ Isrtar~. First appear sIce Of the cels-
brsted CHARLES DIAMOND, who eNecutes - 90
aid dances, accom- pany ing himself with the It- sn
harp. iva e
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THE eoLDBEArERs' Strike, which has ex-
tstkd at Philadelphia since the 6ch Instant has
ter minated In victory for the workmen, who
will return 70 work to-day az the old rates
against the reduction Of winch they struck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

~Mi@ Sarah Jones, vhe died In DeKalb
county, Georgia, recently, ct the age Of ninety
three, leaves more than four hundred living d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

CONFESSION OF THE BOSTON CHILD MR.
DERER.-Jesse X. PomeToy made full confess
sion OF the murder OF Katy Curran to Chief OF
Police Savage, Of Boston, yesterday, which he
read at the coroner's inquest 1t was in the
following words: 81 opened my mothers store
on the morning OF March Is, at half-past nine
The Curran girl came in for papers. told her
there was store down stairs. She went down
to about the middle or the cellar, and stood
facing Broadway. 1 followed her put my left
arm about her neck, my hand over her mouth,
ana with my knife In my right hand cut her
throat. 1 then dragged her to and behind the
water closet, laying her head furthermost up
the place, and put some stones and ashes on the
body. took the ashes from box in the cellar
l sent boy to Hoyt K Lawrence's store, near
by, and bought the knife week before, for rs
cents. The knife was taken from me when
was arrested. When was in the cellar heard
nay brother at the inside door, which L locked
after the girl came in. / ran up stairs aud
found him going towards Mitcheil's part. He
came back. Two girls worked in the store for
mother. They usually got there about nine
O'Clock. Mother came later. My brother
OhaTies and l took turns In opening the store
until about April. My mother and brother
never knew anything about the affair. forgot
to tell yeu that L washed my hands and knife.
which were bloody, at the water pipeD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-21

GRAssHoPPKRs have made their appearance
In myriads In Manitoba, and have DESTROYED
the entire crop in New Palestine and White
Wind settlements from their western nmits
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nRY 6vODS At A SACRIFICE
H TO REDUCE STOCK
NOTICE NOTICED NOTICElA

DRY GOODS are Sill selling Ct low rstse
bAAIIke, 1870 Pennsylvania avenue. HohAirs
and Alpaeas cheaper than ever Dress Goods, PiqGes
erd nite goods At popular prices. CCttOCs ano
Calcoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, N pkins and
Table Linen at bargains. Hosiery. Ladies' snd
Gents Hsndkerchiefs, and q general assortment OF
Notions 81 low figures. spa4-tr
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Leave 6h-stTeet Wharf at 7:30 D. n. and return TO
Washington NJ 8 a. N. Monday. Sim Em,
Gle tic ets, S4; ticket for gentleman Er83IfFE
and lady. 81. Meals and ststeroomsex
iv1r
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n. B.-Our Sore, which in every particular is
hrs-elsss ard well established, doing large cash
trade } for rent. WI 2w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

q
10 We An Juter1sd 81. W pimoesas,
'thst sths several SsatlslDss nm .dif.
ssrsst pssts 0klke 6tiAs'awbo. 80, q
logs City III Msdassd ~ ~ sssstis'
estbs sscF1sSiEltien of. thu ,Dsmo.
cratic party, adepAsd : srpeslstiop' ~
oomsnss1Ae' tAAt n. 1.luaa, OF ~
'NStiossi fDenocrssic cDnnltsse,J. n.
Wear. chairinAn sfths. A IN. Mdaep.
osy Slate committee, John !, r. Isish,
o. last Slste Democrats,
'sommitts =; ma u. 10 KSsssy, uhais.
maj. Ss3Ss HHtkxis Ilepntitsss. State
epmssi0ss, Il ~, jail IA MI for !
sanxesaaoaAsIbe bsA a. De- M4ipAg,
On tie i5th ~ Js41 aaxe, fsr ~ spus.
II Y y Srx,ssss sfArt5. " tlYi ~,
ssbA fsAsret ear paiSp, ard aora3ahiisS
. Stats acknowledgements Gs5st{@ !
7 eeft IwonM sssa th& .psncesAey
'htts ~ aeas SstAi ditssaabiisS. ,TAsy
,aH9 80 SoyAs God.fafAssy *hs ~
80 M fvea ~ NapsAIlnap, essfy
- sfah&bUp4~soss e. the ,ssw birah.
ifiisy ~ esNx'vvtss Nites = sssastss
: psysy irii1H tSF H. ,ssdssai 90.
pais" 81 lssascracy IA l1sait ftift
aAe~a pasty-il 4 nas ,syes cassIdss.
"a beatf0 'naaiss l,tssscrAny' f.as ~
lArty 70 " oryAbiked.e Nov xingsrsy
4 A. !. ~ 80 ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

~ pAefat and. 1ntef etttnk 10 tho pcien-
Ute world. The est1fh4xA1 Tor this
lbfah6h 0f ~ public Sefvi6e,do nOs dif-
~ matseiAlly deonst these Of laskrysar,
the general eupp0rt, OF the seryice be-
Ing eQmeyh4t lees and. those for inn
pfpvem9ntS b At60 various stations
SUi60What larger than the cofrespon-,
ding e6tlmete0s me0e Aayear sagos The
fegpleE maiAtainapes and steady JIM
,clrease u the efaciency Of this most Ina
sporAht arm, ID proportion to the
growth Of our in6fltime intercourse
laB4 3nt6tott6 10 i rooommondod to the
attention Of Congress. The use Of the
navy during 1900 might be further
MfSliSod by sdifest authorization of
TIE sMpleymsnt iol naval vessels In
spuEypYS of the supposed .navigable
waters Of other n6f1onalitieg, and on
'this o0ntiA0hA especially The ttributa-
ri6s Of tAs two great rivers Of South
An4siee the Qroscco and the Anna
,zDp. Nothing prevents, under exist
III lGt6, euch explorat iops oxceip4 that
S1xptndituree must be made Ia such
xpedttioasbsyoaa those, usually pro-
|Nieed fof Id IN ApDropriAtions. The
Me!d designsted p unquestiopAbly one
6finterest, And one cap4ble of large
d6vel0pmeAts Of coinmefcIal interests,
advantageous, TO ths3people reached 10
iwel "a TO those Mhe may establish re-.
~ 2 s''l VT TO- = a4liiSI' ~
6 TIM fosToEI1cE DrPARTAENT.
The educAtion 6~Ahs people. entitled To-
exercise tie right OF franchise l. regard ~
ieeieutikf 10 8en1sal, prosperity evcyy where.
I'D especially 10 ID republics, where both
educSSlon Of previous condition does not
Aiietttsihte iccodht tnsReyiug suffrage. Next
EtD4)1x1ihlie iDhaol, de- Post Qnioe II, the
great AGENT Of education. Over our vast
territory, tho fapidity with which new tsec-
|AidsD. m helns. seealsd. fhna. ilsrlasine The
carrying OF mails 10 . more rapid ratio
than the lncreass, OF receipts Il not alarm.
t6S: TIE report II iii Pdstmassst 0snss.
u hessWitA seeached shows that thsrs.was
len jncusase ,oe rsveucs I'm thiu depsrtn16t
ID le7e oxes.tha urevi0ua year az ~ ~, =
| Sl1, and an insSsass q cot sc care.i2i -
n !! :. nd AZ Rs,ias ~ :ne.oy.s 4 Ssls.-
|~S.si,es is,sssssins: ] sss,s.iss ID hi. ~.
paftmaaf, spd compared With the cor
( Sfcvth M sServ ,sssnch A. ~ ~ SScs,t.
lsspsS j 4 Poslsi cSavension be. besI con
cludsd With NV Sorth,, Waies ana ~ az
chnsss.o Of postal csrds estsbhshed with
Switzerland and the nsgoeiatious pending,
for svsra! years past with France. have.
isssnt..aed tn convention with that coun-
intsr:national. Postal Concress was con-
veped in. Bsrns, Switzerland. in September
lat al which the United States was repre-
seated By al aoiiicer q The Possof;ce Do.
Psrsnsnt. efshuoh! sxpsTsncs and Of efR-
vention for the es.ablishmsst Of an inter-
| national postal ulion ,vss agreed upon by
ths repre- shtasiva Uf The counsriss there
49, 4 8 : e
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THE COURIER
A.. n. RANILTDy.1 80.
Il. II. WARDEN. 6oit"Fs.
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,;ap . nemocr.,;e Governor Of Nase-
..hn.s,,. his avn particn,ar friends
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;.,o retirement and som, thrae or
fonr noprbou. ON I'M eoor or Con.
sress nom his own Common real,b
psubsu E. Fentou took nenoer IN III.
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WA 4 bro&hsr.in.law or Carl Schur..
and forthwith the po,ished aud elo-
auant SENATOR from Missouri. vent in
to ,hs camp Of The Nissosri bush
whacs srs. He has been chiefly IA.
s,rumen,al - breaking down the Re
publicsa ,ar,y in that State aud aow
that Il Il overw hsl minslv T)emocras;<.
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ten, and Julius I|sAF is gate - llkefy
10 be elected to the Senate, ~ Csfi
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selL some o'd bourOsn VINO I0ugat
IN tue Confederate ARMY . III epcceea
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the Bourbuns Of the MsgsOoFi leSiefe.
tnre get vote at him. a.: 800 s.as@
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Vice Prssideut IN lS5a. AID for years
represented the Quaker and "A bolifior
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$50 ' 1919 !"
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lOsg and well, THAI hA 0aally come h
tina csysciusion iAat he hAs1 = er..k ~ al
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