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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
THE TALE OF TWO CHURCHES AND
TWO RAILROADS.
UhicagO Times.


The two Methodist churches Of Bloom
ingtOn, H., decided to give an excursion
TO st. Louis about the end Of July. They
accordingly made q contract with the Him
Ois Central Railroad Company, and offered
tickets At So for the round trip. The Chi
cagO and Alton Railroad Company imme-
diately offered round trip tickets al 81,
which completely killed the church excur-
sion, and 1t was postponed. Then the
other road raised its rates again. This &C.
tion has created a good deal of feeling
among the MethOdists, who claim that the
action of the Chicago and Alton Company
was directed against the churches. The
president Of the road has therefore agreed
10 contribute toward the churches benefit
as much as the Illinois Central will con-
tribute; or he will give one-half the gross
receipts Of an excursion train over his
road, but he positively refuses 10 allow the
Illinois Central 10 cut the regular rates
without following suit, and the MethOdists
are in a very unhappy frame Of mind, and
are not at all charitably disposed toward
either road.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Accident in a Tunnel.

Fatal Accident fn a Tunnel.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ia special from
StaUntOn, Va, yesterday says: As a freight
train was passing through Big Bend Tuu-
mel, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
thirty feet of the roof fell, crushing the en-
gine, killing the fireman and badly wound
ing the engineer. Tha accident was caused
by a rock several tons in weight being
loosened and hanging, and when the loco
mO.ITe struck it the whole mass fell.
Tired OF Life.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 11.-Christian Fuer-
stein, aged 80, committed suicide last night
by hanging himself to the limb of a tree in
Monroe street cemetery. Cause IN
known.
A Dishonest Conductor.
L. J. Adams, baggage master on the
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
Railroad, running between this city and
Gallon, has been arrested, charged with
rObbing passengers baggage while in his
charge. His house was searched, and
goods, consisting of lady's wearing apparel,
watches, etc, valued at s., ,179, were recOy-
cred. Adams is in Jail He has made a
full confession, in which he duplicates sew
eral persons to whom he disposed Of the
stolen goods.
Suicide OF a Hotel Clerk.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1l.-Alfred McCOT-
mick, clerk at the Bourbon House, killed
himself to-day in consequence of being
discharged. he came from Nicholas coun-
ty three months ago, friendless and money
less. He was hired as night clerk, remain
ing till last night, when he was discharged,
being detected in admitting a woman into
a bOaTder's room. After ms discharge, he
left the hotel, walked to a saloon aud look
ing into a mirror, placed pistol to his
head and fired the fatal shot. He was %
years old and left no word concerning his
relatives
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Tbe woodruff fmbezzIement.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. l1.-In
the Miller, alias Woodruff, Eabeas corpus
cas- his morning, the cOuTt dismissed the
rril an legal points. 1t IS stated, on good
au,i,rriiv, that the railroad company, in
settling with Miller, allowed him TO retain
q sum sufficient TO make him comfortable
i'm life. and that he left on the China
steamer the I'd inst, as before stated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Time Works wonders.


ROCKFORD, H., Aug. 9.-Ten years ago,
had Jefferson Davis ventured into Winnie
bago county, he would have stood a good
chance of being shot. The 18th proximo
he will appear in the banner county of the
Union TO deliver a speech before an audi
ence of husbandmen, artisans, and trades
men who fought him, and would, q few
short years since, gladly have sent a bullet
winging through his head. II. 3. Kimbsll,
the Secretary of the Agricultural Society,
announced this morning that Jefferson
Davis had accepted the invitation extended
him by the Board of Directors of the AssO-
citation, and that he will this year deliver
The annual address at the WinnebagO
County Fair, held next month in Rock
fort. In his letter Of acceptance, Mr.. Davis
says: 81 have long desired to revisit your
country and sre the wonderful development
which has been made since l left it, as then
it was a Wilderness occupied by sayages."
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THE TURF.
The Trottipg at Rochester.


ROCHESTER, Aug. 1l.-FoT the purse in
the 2:Zq class there were s starters Little
Fred won in three straight heats, Adelaide
2d. Eva formerly Swallow Sd, Annie Col
lins Alb. Time 2:25, 2:25, 2:25.
The 2:1S purse was trOtted for with the
fsllOwing result:
Lady Maude. e................,...
Judge + ulleTtOn. ...ss...''s.s '''''z
Nettie. e....,.,.......... 8 )
Time, 2:lS3, 2:193, 2:lSs.
The 2:3l class purse was not decided.
Five heals were trotted, Lady Iurpin WIN
ming >, Idol and Nellie Walton l.
Time, 2:23, 2;26, 2:2S, 2:25i, 2:26a.
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Army OF the Cumberland.

UTICA, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE annual
reunion Of the Society of the Army Of the
Cumberland will be held the 10Th and
10th Of September. Cordial invitations are
extended to members of other army so
cieties to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
ST. LOUIS
The Whisky Ring Trials.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE surety bonds
of NJ. o. Avery, Of Washington, indicted
here for completely in the Whisky Ring,
arrived yesterday from Washington, but,
owing to some infOrmality, they were re-
iected By the United States District Court,
and will be sent back to Washington for
correction. In the meantime Col. Avery
entered into a personal recOgnizance of
$1,000 for his appearance from to-day.
OutIsWry I'm Illinois.
The GiObe-DemOcrat learns that some
twelve families have been forced to leave
Williamson county, Ills, within the past
week to escape the vengeance Of outlaws
who rule that county, and many more are
quietly arranging their business preparatory
10 leaving.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

IT is said that in spite of the failure Of
Duncan, Sherman Il Co., Mrs. Sherman is
having her elegant villa on the Hudson
completed; ana some Of the creditors Of the
firm want to know where she got the
money for the purpose. They seem TO
think that a wife must break just because
her husband does.
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tatiOns.''


o1eCIaI % INC DIllCIlLlaII UaAoIIo'
The officials Of the Interior Department
have been busily engaged of late in circu-
iating print, slips containing collection
of all the correspondence, telegraphic and
BY letter. on Indian frauds, eBe, prepared
in this city for the last month for certain
Western newspapers, under the special
supervision Of that department, and dis
creditiDg the reports Of dishonesty and
fraud that have been printed. The reli-
gious press has been chiefly favored with
these deliberately prepared misrepresenta-
tiOns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
Reformed EnisconnIIans.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 11.-Twenty-
four families here have united to form a
Reformed Episcopal Church. Bishop Cum
Minis attended the preliminary meeting,
and said there were now ffty ministers and
forty congregations of this church in the
United States and Canada.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
OHIO.

Crop Reports from the Lately Inun-
dated District.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE GIzette has
specials from one hundred and forty county
seats where the late food occurred, and the
prospects are much better than expected.
Wheat and oats suffered most. Of the
former, twO-thirds of a crop will be saved;
of the latter, less than half crop can be
saved. OF corn, there will be more than an
average crop, owing to the increase Of
acreage. Potatoes will yield largely, al
though some few complain Of rot. At most
points the yield will be over an average.
The hay crop wall not fall short of the aver
age in quantity, but the quality is not so
coed as usual.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

DURING the past three years about thlr-
" English and Irish gentlemen have set
tied in Amelia county on estates which
in the aggregate amount TO nearly 10000
acres. These eOlOnists have, it is estimat-
ed, invested in real and personal property
and otherwise between 500, GOO and $780,
OOO.-AterGHdriG, Va Gazette.
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The Indian Frauds.
YeIIoW Fever.
Monthly Nail 20 Jnsan.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Postmas-
ter General has arranged with the Occi-
dental and Oriental Steamship Company
for a monthly United States mail between
San Francisco aud Japan at sea postage
rates, as full compensation for services,
which will amount to not over $500 per
month";
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RAILROADS.
Another Ad,nuee in Rstes.

BALTIMORE, Aug, ia conference of
officials of the Baltimore and Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroads, which was pTi-
vate, was held in this city to-day TO read
Just the rates Of freights by these lines to
the West. 1t is understood that a slight
advance was agreed upon, based on the
advance recently adopted by the New York
Central and Erie roads, which is TO go in
10 effect Friday next. The advance from
Philadelphia and Baltimore is graded on
the 50 cent rate per one hundred pounds for
first class freight from New York to Chi
p2uO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

RALEIGH, y. G.. Aug. 1l.-LateSt au-
thentiC reports show that the election has
gone sky DemOc at, Il mine Republiss
cans, Oste Independent (Dem.) SiXty-One
is necessary for a choice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
MEMPHIS.
The River Within Half an Inch of
the Spring Rise.

The River Within Half an Inch of
the Spring Rise.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE situa-
tiOn on the river to-day is very critical.
From 6 last evening to 10 this morning the
river rose over one and a half inches, and
is within less than half an inch of the
spring flood. Between 10 and II last
night violent wind and rain storm from
the south swept over this city, and this
morning another from the northwest
crossed the river few miles below the city,
and it is feared the wind has carried water
over some places which were within a few
inches Of being Submerged, and has also
damaged newly constructed levees, as it is
we'll known there are number of planta-
tiOns both above and below this point
where planters for some days have been
constantly on the watch 10 keep passing
boats from running in too close and flood
ing them with the swell from the boats,
and these, 1t is feared, suffered from the
storm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

TENNESSEE BONDS were nominal in
New York yesterday, the old issue
standing at so and the new at 5O4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

THE French Minister Of Fine Arts las
ordered Of III. BOnnassieuX, a statue Of
the late Archbishop DarbOy, massacred by
the Commune, to be placed on the tomb
Of that prelate, in the Church Of NOtre
Dame.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
AIucky Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II.-Graders at
the corner Of Mission and Sixteenth
streets today uneaJthed a keg containing
gold in scales and nuggets. The value IS
variously estimated at from $4,000 TO
SSOOOO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE government has
prohibited the sale in France Of the Right
Hon. Mr.. GladstOne's writings against the
Papacy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
THE MORGAN ABDUCTION.
A Mystery of Fifty Years Ago.
ThurlOw Weeds "reminiscences
Of the Anti.MasOnic
Crusade.

The Murder-The BOdy-Was It Nor.
gsn's or MOnrOe's-The "8Ood
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GOLD closed at ia in New York
yesterday, after selling at lISE end
II44.
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Plantations on the Arkansas Side
SubmerHAd,

LATER-The river tonight stands thirty
three feet ten inches by the government
rise attained April !, and as it continues to
rise slOwl much alarm is felt for all ex-
posed plantations. Another rain storm
passed over this section this evening. A
letter from Vicksburg dated Sunday night,
from a gentleman who had just arrived
there, says plantations at Cork's point, 235
miles below here on the Arkansas side are
submerged; also those at Jersey Point,
Chicot City, Arkansas City, Games Land
ing, LinnwOOd and Luna, the latter 2TS
miles below AlcOrn on the same side Of the
river, while at Cbicot City the railroad is
flooded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
On Track Of Another Robbery

otoNAal " AAAS NA-ANA-A--e-N- 40 A'a--N-'
The Washington City Detectives are
likely to clear up another case Of robbery
IN the cash-rOom Of the Treasury, which
took place over a year ago, when Seth
johnson, an Assistant Cashier, stole $685.
600. Johnson was arrested, tried and con-
victed, but the money was never traced. 1t
is believed that Ottman, the hacker OF Hal
leck in the $4,000 robbery, stood in with
johnson. and, as in case Of Halleck, took
the lions share. The detectives are posi-
tive that the money stolen by johnson was
given to Gilman, and with il the latter
made his first step on the road to fortune.
sDeIiberateIy Prepared MIsFePresen-
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ont Of the Fight.


KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. l1.-President
Garrison, Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
will publish a card here tomorrow, stating
that his company will not cut rates nor en-
ter into any suicidal policy in competition
with the ST. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Railway.
Collision on the Hannibal Rnd st
Joe Road.
A cattle train on the St. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Northern railway cOllided about
O'Clock this evening with a special train on
the Hannibal and ST. Joe road, a few miles
from this city. The special train con-
tanned several officers Of Eastern railroads,
and was coming here. G. NJ. Lee, General
Sunarintendent of the Hannibal and st.
Joe road, had his collar bone and left arm
broken: r S. Stevens, General Manager of
the Hannibal and st. Joe road; RObt. HaT
ris. General Superintendent Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, and .. (. Perkins,
Vice-President of the Burlington and Mis-
souri, road, are slightly hurt, and Conductor
Hammond badly cut by glass, The wound
ed arrived here at 9 o'clock and are being
attended by physicians. The special train
was driven back seventy-fve yards by the
force Of the collision. The engine of the
cattle train was almost demolished, and
several cars wrecked. The engineers and
firemen Of both trains jumped and escaped
serious injury. The collision occurred on
a curve.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
Death orE1-Gorsrnor Graham.

SARATOGA, Aug. LEX Gov. VIM. a.
Graham, of North COrolina, died of or
ganic disease Of the heart at Congress Hail,
this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12

IN Louisiana oranges are sold on trees
at SO a thousand. The last crop amount
ed to l6, 6,250,00O, which realized net prof
it Of $4,000.
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The northern Pacific.

The decree requiring public sale OF the
property of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, was so amended yesterday that
fOr the present so much Of the cOmpaDy's
property as consists Of lands granted and
conveyed TO it-by the Government can't be
sold for the reason that a large part of the
land has not been surveyed and can't be
distinguished from the public domain. No
deed has been given the company OF part
Of the land which has been surveyed, and
il case Of sale the company could not give
a valid title to the purchaser. 1t Is said
the government refuses TO give the deed to
the land because the company declines to
pay for surveying it. The original decree,
in providing for the application Of proceeds
Of sale, said they should be applied TO pay
ment of all sums due for moneys borrowed
10 pay interest upon mortgage debt, or to
paw for labor and materials for repayment
of which any former or present officer Of
the company, or any other person Of his or
their instance, is surely not to exceed $780,
600 il the aggregate, 20 be paid pro rata.
The amended decree directs that this be
stricken out.
Counterfeit Bonds.
Well executed counterfeit bonds Of the
California and Oregon railroad were dis
covered N Wall street this afternoon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-12
NEW YORK.
The Police Troubles.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1I.-At a meeting of
the Police Board yesterday the discussion
Of plots and counterplOts among the Com
missioners was continued. 4 question Of
veracity was raised between Commission
ers Smith and Disbecker. Gen. Smith as
serted that Disbecker offered to support his
measures and vote for him as President Of
the Board if he would put a stop to news
paper attacks upon Disbecker. Commits
SioEer Disbecker denied that he had said
anything of the sort, and accused Gen.
Smith Of conducting TO the Generalization
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WAsHINeToN, Aug. 11.-United States
war vessels have been ordered to Panama
and Aspinwal, owing to political disturb
snces in the the United States of Colum-
bia.
The Indian Frauds.
In relation to the testimony of Col.
Long before the Washington Commission
ers at Cheyenne, Assistant Secretary Cowan
states that no -four has been paid for at
Red Cloud Agency by the Indian Office, ex-
cept that which had Col. Longs certificate
attached 10 il.
yellow Fever.
The Surgeon General has received the
following dispatch:
'Fort BGrrdacGs, dug. 11.-NO new
cases or deaths. Every patient is con-
valeScent."
Committed
B. B. Halleck and Theodore W., alias
Peg Leg Brown, recently arrested for COM
plicity in the Treasury robbery, were
brought before the Police Court this morn
ing. Each waived examination, and in
default of $1,000 bail each were committed
to jail.
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The Frauds of Indian Agents.
war VesNeIs ordered sOutn.

The Recent Treasury Larceny.
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WASHINGTON.

War Vessels Ordered to South
America.
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Tired OF Life.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 11.-Christian Fuer-
stein, aged 80, committed suicide last night
by hanging himself to the limb Of a tree in
Monroe street cemetery. Cause un-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
ANOTHER SNOW STORM IN THE NORTHWEST

TolEDo, March 3-The most violent snoS
storm OF the season set in this morniug, acc
compan ed by q gale from the northeast, any
slil continues The street railways are abaEc
doned and railroad travel much interrupted
in al directions. III some instances freighS
ha.ns were abandoned, and passenger trGine
We're from one to three hours behind time.
Sr, LoUts, March a furious SNOW storm
commenced here about one o'clock this morno
ing and ragged the reminder of the nigAto
The snow Low lies ,.bo It a foot deep on
level All the street railways are blocked and
trutie OF all sorts is much impeled All tho
railways ceaterlug here are more or iese
blocked and tho trains are much behind timto
No such storm has prevailed III this seee
ton fer eleven years.
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ATTEMPT 10 BLOw Up I'll. 80. - asC
sem YLkiLi.

PHILADELPHIA, March -','a.. ..s.
l,..5 luabc above Fairmount Dan. -. .: ?.
noon % remove tie ice in Il. 5aauyil.l
River by blasting powder il boz. hoiiins
aboat one and half POUNDS Wei. III. rtcd a.
the ice al ya.ious point. '.ad .i.e'. -. .J4
i. electricity.
Six attempts were made. iu. 10y : =. III
.ruitlcss, not even cracking tn" -. 'thrs.s
pertinent was tnen given up. Il. - '.sa q"
pre- s5lon ttat ii tie warm We.tht' ..A.I..s
there wlll BE- no trouble resaltns f...A.. re-
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EAkRti.ING TMkIR RIGHTS.

kIcllMoNp, Va, March 2 The negroes i.ea
are beginning to exercise theit rights undc9
the Civil Rights hi |. During tho cay several
parties have visited the various restaurants,
including the bar-room at the Exchange
Hotel, and, in one instance, -. barber-shoPs
an den anded TO he waite upon. They wegs
refused in every instance and ordered 90.
Nothing is a. yet known rs % NA....l. 50. s
thus trt ted VAL d.
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CHEAP RAILROAD RATES.

BALTIMORE, March , rhe fare on tic
Baltimore and Ono Railroad is reduced TIC
The following ra'es: 10 Pnt,bnrg 50, to
Wheeling So 90, 10 Cincinnati -. ID Indiauo
apolis 81, to Louisville IS, 10 CAictgo 90
and TO $. Louis $40
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sr,a.p RIA htiLR,,l. ..as..

c.HGErtAHD, Ma. March. So. !iaT's.
wife OF the Judge Of the Orphans Come
white walking on the railroad wa. instantly
killed. The engineer blew hl. WHISTLE h.s
Mrs Hawley became sontT5o,is ~heS Sc
train struck her.
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THE ICE GORGE IN THE DELAWARE.

New IoRR, March >. Great apvgehepsionG
are teit III the Delaware Valley from tho 10
The ensioeers have decided it to be useless Sc
attempt to remove it by bhstng.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-lhe Senate has
been engaged on the Sundry Civil ArpropIi-
alton bill all the morning.
\ large number of amendments TO the sun
dry Civil Appropriation bill were agreed to,
and the bill passed. The River aud Harbot
Appropriation bill was then taken up and q
nulnber Of amendments reported by the Com
mltteo on transportation Routes were agreed
to-
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. March , Tie II tase, IN the
eyellug session, closed the debate on the AZ
kansas question, and proceeded to vote. The
substitute offered by Mr. Ward, OF Illinois,
declaring Jes Brooks the Governor was re-
Jected by a vote OF 50 yeas 20 l53 nays, and
the resolution Of the special committee tina,
no interference with the existing State gov
eminent is advisable on the part Of any de
partmeut of the United States Government
was adopted by . vote OF / = 10 50.
WAsHlNGToT, March 3.-'rhe Senate has ~
the Tariff bin. All the amendments were
voted down.
The conference report on the pes.otfce
Appropriation bill has been resented ana
agreed to. 1t contains 4 partial restoration Of
the ranking privilege az 70 the Congressional
Record, and other public dccum nts, up TO
next December and permanently rs to seeds
and agricultural reports. The Deficiency bi
j. under consideration. and there ~ Il ire
mendous pressure OF business and consequent
disorder and confusion in the House.
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EE-.ppE.R.NCE or HISi0R,.

NEW YORK, March 3 Esto,i mud. zee e.
at the Lyceum Theater to-nichs.
in the drama of Queen E!izlbetis She WAS
enthusiastically received 10y large audience
and was called before the curtain af.er .ae.a
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NEnurlyG rME pNES.pkNI,S slllkYa

CotuNBUs, O., March B. II tAe House Pee
day Joint resolution requesting Congress ID
rrinee The Fresilanl'5 salary to y se
thou and Go3i8Is year VS. ndorta...