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s ANITA M MICA
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Grand Auction Sale of Lots on the
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For Maps, Pamphlets, and informa-
ton, address the Office of the Santa
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Wool. Wool continues to arrive in
quantities. Returning teams from
Silver City have brought down about a
car load, consigned to San Francisco
parties. Charles Mcconnell, of Qlin
river, brought fifty bales from his
ranch to N. Levy & Co. yesterday
Nearly all the wool arriving here is
packed by Levy Il Co., and shipped
direct from this point east, thereby
saving the expense of shipping it to
San Francisco, and thence back over
the road to the East. Somebody must
be loser on wool shipped west to
tide water aud back by rail to the East.
BY sending it direct from here east a
saving of 900 miles is effected, and it
must be to the advantage of sellers to
dispose OF it here in preference to send
ing it to San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Beard.

Last Evenings Beard.
1870 Meadow Valley ca
APO Raymond & Ely 521. SO, "a, 5311
$50 Eureka So, So, 541a, 551a, 81, 56,
50
5i5 Jackson "a, 294. 25s
$50 Phoenix 21a, as b 30
40 Rrluont 81
Gl5 X X G14, 81, ca
70 American Flag "a %
100 Leopard IS, 1874
40 Rye Patch =
ID jefferson 43s
40 GiIa ga, 35s
$50 Panther Ia, 15s
10 Tiger Toe
760 Golden Chariot %, 29s
1910 Mahogany 2, "a. 80. Ia
300 Empire idaho SOC,
70 South Chariot / "a
100 Poorman
100 War Eagle soc
100 NJ tnsield 25c
30 Illinois Central Az, 80
800 Pacific rs, %
10 Lady Washington "a
215 Kossuth 2
800 Wells Fargo 1917. 15c
200 Cosmopolitan 80, Coo
20 Maryland 75c
400 Prospect 4 "a. ~, 80
500 Georgia Sc
80 Niagara Zoe
go Mint 40. 80, 371lc
1870 Andes "A. ~, AZ
800 o. G.. Hill IL. 80. "a, pa
100 Bullion 46
$500 Rock Island. 3. 80
1875 Oyerman so, 65
$50 Gold & Curry 1917 1917
5G5 Ophir asa, 49,, 1875
$40 Mexican 2o1I, 2O3s, 2ol, 10,
209s
90 Yellow jacket Sc, S51l
1920 California 5614, Sc. 5614, sc, 56a
This Mornings Board.
COS Ophir 1879, 4924
1920 Mexican 1874. 20. b 10, 90 b5, 1875
S95 Gold Il Curry 1917, 1654
$50 Best Il Belcher 461l, 46H
Id Savage 90, 100, l01
l20 Cholar "a, 70
60 Hale * Norcross 1917
1S5 Crown Point 30, 2924
105 Yellow Jacket 50, S51I
$50 Imperial S3S,
800 Confidence 241a. %, "a. 24s4
go Con. Virginia 800, 305, 305 Z, 3054
So Belcher AZ, 2711s, 2S, 2754
100 Alta 20, 1871
100 Empire Ga Ga
so Kentnck 1494. l45s
10 Overman &C. 50
$50 Sierra Nevada 1494, Is
1850 California Sc, 90 "a
$40 Bullion Az
100 Caledonia 1917
365 Julia 10, 1871
935 Lady Bryan / "a, rs
200 Union Con. 73s, IA
$50 Eclipse s. S1a
1i5 Challenge IA.
100 Silver Hill IL, 1919, 1034
375 Utah 92s, 81
300 Globe
40 Baltimore 4 "a, AS
900 Lady Washington "a, "a
300 Occidental 8 b 10
so Knickerbocker ga, 3Ha, 4
"a Woodville "a, 21s
$50 Whitman "a
100 Dayton 3%
100 Cosmopolitan soc, SOC.
so Pacific 23s
80 Kossuth ~.
900 Mint 40c. 45c, 1870
30 New York 2}4, "a
200 Rock Island 27s, 3, DO
$40 Andes AZ, Az
225 North Carson Zoe
400 Wells Fargo 1212c
400 Prospect 4 "a
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grants passed here last evening going
west. Some of them complained
about the hard times in the Western
States; the low price of labor and all
that, but when offered $40 per month
to work on ranches In this vicinity, not
one of them would accept it. 1t was
the old story with them, they had paid
for a ride to San Francisco, and were
going through or burst in the attempt.
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PARAMOUNT ORE.-J. w. Clemo had
something over two tons of ore from
the Paramount ledge, in Winnemucca
Mountain, taken to the Humboldt Re-
duction Works yesterday. The Fair
mount was discovered and located by
Clemo this summer, and all who have
seen it pronounce it very promising
prospect for good mine. He is devel
oping it by his own labor, and hopes to
make wages by having the ore ex-
tracted in prospecting it reduced, and
like many other prospectors he deserves
credit for his energy and ought to re-
alize pay for his labor.
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COLUMBUS, February 23.-In the House
this afternoon bills were introduced to
make railroad companies liable for
damages for maintaining u nuisancei To
allow fishing with dip nets during March
and April and to regulate the charges on
palace, dining aud sleeping cars. The
bill fxGs the rate for the use OF single
berth, sofa or chair ut one dollar for
twenty.four hours, and one dollar and a
half for section and two dollars for state
room.
A Senate bill was passed providing that
the bills for fees Of tho attorney chosen to
defend INDECENT criminals shall be up
proved by the Commissioners and that
they shall not in any case exceed one
hundred dollars.
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fed to throngs OF admiring listeners, and
to millions of readers who heard his ser
mons from the printed page; When the
| lies and Wholesale perjurics, and went on
as before, writing and lecturing, preach
ing and praying, cracking his jokes in
private and public, and treating the whole
affair as huge farce"
We quote these extracts from the Re
pnblicau's editorial simply as showing the
Drift Of public opinion as represented by
one Of the most influential journals in the
South-Wcst, There can be no doubt that
Il the proper verdict was rendered to-
day it would be against Mr., Beccher. 1t
will be necessary for him to make a more
reasonable showing than reported
by the Plymouth Church COmmlttee-lf
he expects to overcome this public i'm
prcssion,
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As the smallpox Is now prevailing in
some Of the cities aud larger towns, and a.
the patrons of the Soup House are from
all parts Of the country; as precautions
ary measure DR.. Jepsoh, the Health on
Ger, yesterday vacqinated cighty.fonr Of
our transient visitors. Some Of them oh.
icctcd to the operation, but the officer con-
piderctl that an ounce Of prevention might
be to the advantage Of the city. In fact
the liability Of the city to legacy ofsomc
such infectious disease as the smallpox, iS
one Of the accidents of the pauper inva.
sion which has probably not suggested IL
self to the minds Of Our people. II Is bad
enough to endure the visitation we have
had this winter when il invadcs ns with
notGibs worse thtd hmgty stoniNchsy Init
II would be frightful II IL enlNiled npon
the city as lingering relic any such cpl
tipuir.
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cigarettes on which the tax under the ex.
isting law shall have been paid when this
act takes effect.
Sec. 9. That on all mOlasses, concentra-
ted molasses, tank.bottom syrup Of sugar,
cane Juice meladas, and on sugar accord
ing to the Dutch standard and color i'm.
ported from foreign countries, there shall
be levied, collected and paid, in addition
to the duties now imposed in schedule g.
section 250 OF the revised statutes, an
amount equal to % per cent Of said du-
ties az levied on the several articles and
grades herein designated; Provided, That
concentrated meladR or concrete shall be
classed as sugar dutiable according TO the
color Of the Dutch standard. Melada
shall be known and defined as
an article made in the process
Of sugar making being cane juice boiled
down TO sugar point and containing all
sugar, and the molasses resulting from
the boiling process without any process
Of purifying or clarifcation, and any
and all preparations Of sugar cane i'm
ported in mats, baskets or other than
tight packages shall be considered sugar
aud dutiable as such. And provided
further, that II drawback on fine sugars
exported is allowed by section S0l0 Of the
revised statutes Of the United States only
ono per cent Of the amount so allowed
shall bO retained by the United States,
Sec. 4. That 80 much Of section 25O3
Of the revised statutes as provides that
only 90 per Centum Of the several duties
and rates Of duties imposed on certain
articles therein enumerated by section
2504 shall be levied, collected and paid,
be and tho same 10 hereby repealed, and
the several duties and rates Of duty re.
pealed in said section 2504 shall be aud
rvmAin as by that section levied without
abatement Of 10 per eentum a. provided
in section 2503.
Sec. 8. That the increase Of duties pro-
yided by this act shall not apply to any
goods, wares or merchandise actually on
shipboard and bound to the United States
on or before the tenth day Of February,
1875, nor on any such goods, wares or
merchandise on deposit in warehouses or
public stores at the date OF the paSsage
Of this act. .
sec.O provides that nothing In the act
Of February s, 1875, "The Little Tariff
Act" shall be construed to impose any
duty on boiling cloths, before admitted
free Of duty, or to require the use Of
stamps on entries Of receipts In the pass
books Of savings banks.
On the final passage Of the bill, yeas
1873, nays ll3, the House adjourned,
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then elected to the Lower House Of their
Legislature majority Of the ConseEva.
tive members, A portion Of the Con-
sGrvatiye members thus elected were re-
fused their certificates. This is IN act Of
great injustice to individuals, OF the
grayest danger to the State and u free
government, and ought to DO Immediately
corrected by any power competent TO cor
rect, The resolution recommending the
recognition OF the Governor is based upon
a general impression, not upon evidence.
On this point no testimony was taken
either by the committee or any part Of 1t.
Kellogg may or may not have been elect
ed in 1872, but there Is no evidence to
show the fact; or II there is, II has been
neither sought nor found by this commit
tee.
Foster and Phelps think that the pop
ular belief in both Conservative and
Radical circles inclincs on tho whole to
Justify Kellogg's and Penn's claims, and
that as Kellogg Is and has been the acting
Governor OF Louisiana for tho past two
years, to deny his right and install an
other In his place after the lapse Of that
time might involve incalculable mischief
to the legal and political interests OF the
State, 10 avoid the mischief and oonfu-
sion Of such change, q majority Of the
citizens Of Louisiana seem willing to ac-
cept as compromise KellOggs reeog.
nition as Governor and the restoration
to the Conservatives Of the control Of the
Lower House. For these reasons Foster
and Phelps do not wish to oppose the
recommendation that the administration
Of Gov, Kellogg be recognized; neither,
in view Of the fact that they know moth.
INK Of the merits Of the cuse as Judged
by competent evidence, do they wish to
be understood as urging II, They only
wish to record their agreement with those
OF their associates who believe such a
compromise might, by making termina-
tionOl the uncertainty In Louisiana, be
on the whole less intolerable than the
present situation Of that distressed peo-
pie. But to any resolution recognizing
Kellogg, Messrs. Potter aud Marshall are
utterly opposed. In their Judgment all
that Ia needed in Louisiana Is to withdraw
the federal troops aud leave the people Of
that State to govern themselves,
CHARLES FOSTER.
WM, W. PHELPS,
CLARKsoN N. PoTTER,
SAM'L s. MARSHALL,
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Murtler...'rornatIo.

ST.. LOUIS February 2S.AThc GlObSl
Kansas City special says nm old man
named Donohue, 10 years Of age, got into
an alteration with his son yesterday
about some corn, and cut his heart out
with a knife.
Another special from sedalia, Mo-, Suys
a tornado passed over the town Of Hotis.
ton, Pettls Co., to-day and blew down and
destroyed nineteen buildings, including
the railroad depot. No one was killed
but ex-SherifF W. II. Porter was mortully
wounded. Five other persons were badly
tniupai
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ATLANTA, GA, February 23,-Tlle
committee appointed TO examine the
State treasury find that the accounts Of
Treasurer Jones arc deficient SOME $685.
900, and that he has illegally paid Sl52,-
900 IN old bonds. The committee recon-
mend that Jones be requested TO resign.
They do not attack tho integrity OF tho
Treasurer, but condemn his loose System
Of bookkeeping and general mlSmHnngc-
menl Of nfEnirR.
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TOLEDO, February 23.-pnrsuant TO a
cali signed by 700 citizens, without regard
TO party, a public meeting was held at
Whites Hall tonight to protest against
the measure making radical changes in
the Toledo city government known IA The
Potter bill, and now before The State
Legislature. Speeches were made by
Judge Lockwood, Mayor Brigham, ex.
Governor Lee and William Baker, and
resolutions adopted against the proposed
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February %, jean Baptislc
Camille Corot, the French painter, Is
dead.
The organs Of Bonapartists are indig-
nant at the passage by the Assembly
yesterday Of WallOn's amendment to the
Senate bill. The Republican papers, with
the exception Of tho lie Fdneais, are jubl-
liant over the paSsage Of the amendment.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 90. - The
Senate Finance Committee to-day agreed
that new mint ought to be established
In the west, and voted to report resOlu.
tlon requesting the President to make In.
Quiry In relation 10 the mints Of the
various localities proposed and report to
Congress ut the next session. The Com.
mittee also agreed to report and recon-
mend the passage Of the bill authorizing
tho purchase by the government Of the
Frcedmens's Bank building Of this city,
which Is now mainly occupied under q
lease for the department Of Justice.
The Mexican war veterans, numbering
nearly 200 were received by the presi-
dent to-day.
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Wulkcr,s Wrnth UnbOttIclI,

| H,rrvS W0lkar IL Laclr nUOin in tho
''V"' '' S'"'' - ~ As" "e"" =" Wv Wv
charleston ION'eF' We presume '""' ''
was never really out Of II tnr u moment,
althouph IL was announced prior To his
an;on s,,,5 ,y,o oi,c,,, ,bst h6 had sold
'"'"s ,o'I ~ r ''e, ...,'I !. I'd, ,.,,I
out since Iienry re'"Fhc" 70 us "'u''
ton he Is little like that chap ~ the
scriptures ont OF whom the devil had
hocn cost far n bricf Season He has now
,. "sI" N' ~, ~ Ii; ,,,a,, ,,Lo. ,Io,,;I. ,rd
~, Ina, ,onJ;,,on :, wnrso ,hnn ovcr Uc
IL oniIon,i, ;n,ov, n, oo;rg for everv.
hoIy wLo Iod o,v,bing IN do with the
rnn,ovoI of ,ho C,ni,ol or nj. defcat for
ha si0o,a ia n"o.for ,hoTHrs1tIGrN.
nn, Looa,,,o ~ l., rom,rLs obout Tho
snnr,os n III. stotc nm sneak. Of
,hom -, OinJcccr,p M mnn ought TO be
n hc,tor inJgoof ,indecentn remarks thnn
wLLor ami va nro wiling IN mas on
I'm, ,mo,n, TIA ,l.o ,oes Tnor,Iv Os vcn
fnr Mo..r, ,rirnlo md MiIlor wbo il ia
soil hnI .nmo,hinr N do with tho sue.
co,s NJ tho Cani,ol romoval hill Husays
,La, ,,,,,., ,.a,,,I l,,yo holisvad lint
mat ~ never "o"l' n"'e "'"s'vu ',N'
the Legislature could DC SO uhueF Ihe
thumb OF alobbyist ns has been demon
Al ra,ed bv Miller and TinUlen Flo also
.ia' A.. L,, ,,.a. % ,ho o,n,,u
S"'s '""' W .'' ''"s' W Wv s
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CINCINNATI, February 28.-Daniel
schock, an old hermit living In a little
frame shahty in the rear Of Ill West
Fifth street, was found dead In his hut
tonight, Among his effects we're $4,000
IN pronisSory notes and about $40 in cur.
re6cy. II IA supposed that he died from
natural causes. Letters found in his
hoVel showed he had relatives In Hunting.
Tor, cOunty, Pennsylvania,
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TOLEDO, February 23.-lrlour-Sleady
and IN moderate demand. WhCat-stenly
and In moderate demand; No. l white Wa.
bash 81 80; No. 2, 81 10; No. 1 white Mchi.
gan 81 lOIf; extra 81 10; amber 81 0s; seller
May 81 1917; No. red 81 l2. Cori-De.
mand fair market firm; high mixed 70Xc;
seller Marcl70c; seller May 74Nc; low
mixed 6Dc; seller May 73hC.
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CottNBts, O., February 23.-The dead
body Of an infant about eight months old
was found on Mound street Tonight
wrapped In an old coiie6.sAek. The body
had evidently been on the Atteet some
time, as one foot was partly frozen off,
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I1ARRIsBUno, February pa 1re at
Emporium, Pa, yesterday burned six
buildings, comprising Eve stores, three
hotels, billiard and eating saloon, inilli-
merry store, photograph gallery aud two
lodge rooms. Loss estimated at 1000;
insurance $4,000.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 23.-Gov
McEhetV IN 4 letter TO Speaker Wilti
pfotcsta against the Conservative Caucus
entering into any compromise regarding
the election Of 1879. +
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 29.-The Mark Lanc
Expre@ says: The uniavorable weather
keeps the samples Of wheat offering in
poor and unsalGable condition, aud prices
tend downward in every market.
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OMAHA, February PA heavy south.
east wind accompanied BY a fall Of about
Eve inches Of snow prevailed in thisscc.
iion to-dAV.
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ST. PAUL, February 2S.-We have TO.
night q heavy snow storm with high
winds, and no doubt all the railroads In
this section will be blockaded tomorrow,
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The Cabinet was in session two hours
and half to-day. The condition Of bus.
inesa before Congress was q subject Ol
some consideration. The proposals from
the Pacific Railroads were also discussed,
and tho general impression prevailed that
at the present time nothing should be
done with reference thereto, so that no
communication will be made by Secretary
Bristow to Congress on Il Q subject. II "a
thought should the matter be presented
at this time It's consideration in Congress
might leOpardize some Of the appropria.
tion bills owing to the probability Of the
consumption Of valuable time in its dis
cussioh.
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IllEIl.

iIARVEY.-on Wednesday, February q, 1916,
al one o'clock A. ~, WILLIE FAuLKHER, ION Of
william and Annie Harvey, aged 4 years and ~
days
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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Htna,,,or Nn,Vs.
Toledo.

LONDON, February .23.-steamship
Polynesia, from Portland, arrived out.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February 23,-PampClunn
has been supplied with a large quantity
Of provisions and ammunition.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
gnocy 10 ADVERTISEMENTS

AMUsgxENrs-7h pa0s-4th. 9Th. and 9th columns.
BANKING AND FINANCfAL-6fh TdQe IA couinli
RoABD AND RooMs-7th Pdce--3l and llh columns.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-7h Pd0e-3d column.
BUSINESS NOTiCES-4fh PG0e-lst column
CORPORATION kOfICEs-6th Page-3d column
B.STIsTRI- on Pd0c-31 column.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-7W Pd0e-3d column
EUROPEAN IIOIELS-3d Id1c-Jth and oth Columns
FINASCIAI@-7h Pd0s-3d column.
FURNITURf-Gfh Pdcc-St column
TI.rP WANTED MALIs-7h PGgc--Gth column.
HORSES CARRIAGES &o.-6h PdQe-Sd colunln
IIOTELS-7h Pd0e-Ath column.
ICk CKHAa-Sd Pdge-Sd column.
INSTRUCTION 9th Id0e-2d aud 81 column.
LECTURES AND MEETINCS-1M PdGe-bth couinh
IFGAL NUIICEs-tih Fd0e-3d column
Marble AND SIAIE MANTEtS-6h IQOe-Sd column.
MARRIAGES AND DrATIis-5h PuOe-6ih cOumn
MIsCsLIANEoUs-7M PGgc-3d column eh EGgc-
Stb aud 6ih columns.
MUSICAL lNSTEUnRNTs-7h PdGc-6th column.
NEw PUBLCAfONs-bh PdQe--h COiCnih
PkOPosAIs-6A PGgc-3d column. 80
REAL EsTATE FOX SLE-BRooKLYS-3d PG1>-ih col
umn: COU>ThY-:id PG9e-fth column AUCTION
sNSs-8d Pdgc-4Jh column ExCnANGE-od FeJe
Sd column
SALES nr AuCrioN-6h Pd0e-3d column
SAYfNGs BNSks-7N t0Oe-3d column.
RITuATlOSs WANFrD-N NAEs-7h Pd0t-fth column ,
FKNALEs-7M iOOe-5th, and 9th columns.
sPEcIAL NoIlCss jh Pdge-Gth column
STAnnNFHY-M IUUe-Sd COldmn.
STEAMBOATS, AND bAnaOADs-3d PGJe-5th, and 9th
columns.
TYAOHERs-Gh PdQe-3d column
TO LET-CITY PROPEKTY-3d PGge-ith column; CoUN-
TIY-Sd F0ge-4th column.
To WuoN IT ~ .y CONCERN- --6h P1Ge-3d column.
WINTER RHsOETs-7tf P0ge-ith column.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
~ BIC OPINION.

Now let ia see what the Democratic party
propose TO DO about the currency Tle leaders thlt
party have talked much but talk cheap. Now they
called uron act They in corner, TO speak
cincinnati Gazette (RepD
One thing is certain. Whether the majority
OF the Democratic House shall stand AGAINST
their temptations not tb. great couseres OF Rings,
whose quarry j. the public treasury, well
organized determined. hopeful OF
now Cincinnati Commercial Ond)
The election of Nlr. Kerr of Indiana, as
Speaker OG the HLlNh Congress shows that the Demo
cratic members In earnest for the work before them.
T,orc crooked places IN Mr. Kerr The speech Of
Mr.. Lamar, at the Democratic s tho key of
tho Democratic mos ement.- New Haven Register
(Dem)
The election of Kerr, after an obstinate con-
test Therefore would seem to be- victory Tho re-
sumption IJcton IN The Democratic party aud prospect
of Duni,rfcrcucc with the Ro o,nnpon act
of party policy. How that viii sit the stomaebs -
too inla0n Dcnocrlc! romans 10 be seen. cleveland
Herald UiepD
We hope that The noble little speech which
Mr.. Randall maize IN promptly aud naLnanInously
moving thdy the nomination Of Mr. Kerr for the speaker
ship he made unanimous Niil he remembered By the
House The ID mocrltc party, n t desires 10 quarrel
and u d',s-vill do well To study the Importance OF
hormUnpus quarrel with the Republican party. We
believe inst there Is OCCASION Cincinnati Enquirer
rp