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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

ARRIVED.
Steamship Knight. New York, to P B
Hooe
Steamship New York, Philadelphia, to F A
Reed.
Steamer W Thompson, Cone river, to F A
Reed
Steamer Harbinger, Nomni, to F Reed
Schr Jane Emson, Was hington, to American
Coal Go.
Schr Adde Fuller from Georgetown for Bal.
tjmore
Steamer Lad y Of the Lake, Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schr Lemuel Hall, Providence, by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr b S NARROW, hence, at Providence 18th.
Schr Laura E Messec, ence, at Portland 10th.
Schrs Warren Sawyer, Elma NJ Wright, Jane
L Newton, j Spencer and Sarah Wood,
hence, at Boston 18th.
Schr Maxfeld, hence, at Boston 18TH
the schr Jos Fl ldde!l, of Georgetown, ID.
G., reported to the cutter Samuel Dexter the
loss over board of George Whiting, seaman
An unknown schooner is ashore three miles
south of Hog Island, and wrsckers have gone to
her assistance.
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GOVERNOR SMITH OF GEORGIA.

Executive depart, Atlanta Ga., Jan. rs, 1915
DR.. }. >. PeInberton- Dear Sir: have used
your Globe Flower Cough Syrup myself, and
IN my family, with benefits SO marked MS to
leave unquestioned the merits of remedy
which in my experience has proved one that ex.
cells everything for Colds, Coughs and obstinate
Lung affections l shall always use it with per-
feet confidence, and recommend it to the public
asa remedy which will afford that satisfaction ex-
pcrienced by me md minu.
Very respectfully yours,
JAS. NJ SMITH,
Governor State of Georgia.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, Pleurisy, Pain and
Soreness III the Breast, and will positively cure
Consumption. We shall publish in the Gazette
Testimonials of great and good men Of the ma
ton, whose words cannot be doubted, in regard
70 the merits o! Globe Flower Syrup. We pre-.
Ter to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
Z. s. LEAD HEATER & BRO.
~- None genuine unless signed MERRELL
s. CUUDEN, successors to DR.. J. S. Pember
Read the ''Curious Story''-free at the Drug
Stores. dec lO-lm
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Gov. Chamberlain Interviewed.

CHARLESTON, 5. o., Dec. 2O.-The News
and Courier this morning prints an interview
with Gov. Chamberlain on the subject of the
election of ex Gov. Moses and Whipper. color
ed, as judges Of the most important circuits in
the State The Governor after describing the
trickery by which the leaders in the Lcgisla-
ture took advantage Of his temporary absence
from Columbia to prccpitate the judicial cleo
tiou which resulted IN the choice Of Whipper
and Moses said Il look upon their election
as horrible disaster, disaster equally great
to the State, to The Republican party, and
greatest OF all to those communities which shall
be doomed to feel the full effects OF the pres,
eDce of Moses aud Whipper. This calamity is
infinitely greater in my judgment than any
which has yet fallen on this State, or | might
add upon any part of the South"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

Co., of New York; Blake Bros. & Co., of Bos-
ton, and James 7. Smith, Royal G. Taft and
Henry L. Kendall, Of this city, have been in-
ylted to meet tue officers of The Providence
Tool Company tomorrow for the purpose of
making an examination Of the affairs of the
company and such recommendations to the
creditors as the committee may think ad-
ysablc
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Foreign News.

PARIS, Dee. 2O.-At meeting of the Cen.
tennlal Commission to-day it was announced
that the application of France for an increase
OF space at the exhibition buildings at Phila.
delphla had been granted The plans for the
French section are now close. The exhibitors
will number more than 1000
LONDON, Dec 20.-Lawton & Head, mer-
chants, shipping aud Insurance agents of this
city, have failed. Liabilities $3.50 600.
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Weather Probabilities

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-ll a. m.-For the
Middle and Eastern States falling barometer,
increasing, northeast to southeast winds, warm
er, hazy, followed by cloudy weather, and pos
sibly snow.
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Raid on Gamblers.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 20.-Last night the
police made raid Oh large gambling den al
the southwest corner of Spafford and Balm.
bridge streets. The proprietor John Charlie;
Drugherty alias VIM. Waekes,and nine others
were arrested and locked up, and will have q
hearing this morning.
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Fire.

: Boston, Dec 20.-rhis morning the Rice
Grammar School was accidentally set on fire
aud the upper story and part of the second de-
stroyed. Loss $25, 900.
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Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, pastor of the NJ.
T. Church. Georgetown, D. c., writes: "Hav-
ing had an opportunity to test the excellent
qualities of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate
not to say. it is the best remedy | have ever
used 10 my family"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

Do not spend your money for bad washing.
The Warwick collar looks better than linen, land
does DOT need washing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

CHRISTMAS CAKEs.--rhose Of our citizens
who like to see things on large scale should
step into Henry Brengle's confectionery and
ask to see bis cake room He has a large room
com petey filled with Christmas cakes Chairs,
tables, ADD every article Of furniture on top
and underneath piled with cakes. From the
tiny pound cake to the mammoth forty FOUNDER
all sizes and to suit all purses. He says ii is
useless for any one to bake cake this Christ
mas, as he can supply them cheaper than they
can bake for them selves. He especially in
vites the ladies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

REMARKS Wheat continues active and firm
for best qualities, and prices unchanged;
offerings OF 1850 bushels red. with sales at 40
for la'r. 100, 1852, 1876, 1873 and l4l for good to
prime, and LA and las for choice. Corn is quiet
and steady; offerings of 1888 bushels. with sales
OF old white al G5 and new at SIS, and new mix
ed AZ 81 and So Oats are in very light receipt,
with sales at A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY The
weather yesterday was clear, but very cold, and
but small congregations we're assembled in the
several churches. Rev. DR.. Walker, of the
Theological Seminary, preached at Christ
Church 10 the morning and at night, but with
that exception all the pulpits in the city were
filled by the resident clergy. 10 the Baptist
Church, at night, the ceremony of baptism was
performed. The regular Sunday exercises of
the Young Mems Christian Association were
performed as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

NOTICE-The MARKET will be open on
IN FRIDAY next, the Gath instant, during
the whole Of the day up to p. NJ; also on
Christmas morning until a. m.
81. B. WILMINGTON,
dec M-4t Clerk of Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS The Superintendent
of Public Schools has issued the usual orders
directing the closing of all the schools from the
evening of December 231, to the morning OF
January Sd, fol Christmas vacation. If the
present cold soap continues, the boys will have
afue time for skating. We wish ali the children
the merriest kind of Christmas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

CORPORATION COURT Judge E. Ar Lowe
preSidmg-CoN OF SATURDAYS
PRocEED1Nas-Allen. Leavett & Co., and
Berry Il 20. VS.. W. H. DeVaughp; claim Of
homestead as bar to the execution of. an at
tacbmepl; case compromised and Court adjourn
ed until Tuesday morning at eleven o cluck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

OyERsEERs OF THE PoOR.-At consuta-
ton held by the Mayor, the Committee on
Poor Of the City Council, aud the Overseers of
the Poor, at the Mayors private Office, this
morning, it was determined to issue one hun
drcd of the one hundred and fifty cords of wood
authorized by the City Council 10 be distrib-
uted to the poor Of the city. The Overseers
of the Poor will distribute 25 cords in the 4th
Ward, % 10 the Sd, 20 iu the 3D. aud 90 10 the
lst, and 10 are left tor the disposal Of the
Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

NJ E. CHUcH, SOUTH 90 next Sunday
week. by which time the improvements to the
interior OF the M. II. Church, South, will be
completed, Rev. Apbeus Wilson will preach
there in the morning and Rev. W. W. Walk
er at night. On tomorrow week the Sunday
school celebration OF the Church will be held,
when two gold medals will be awarded, one to
the boy who has brought the greater plumber
of scholars to the school, aud one to the girl
who has been the most diligent in the same
work
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Brengle,

1919 KING STREET,
Calls attention to his Christmas stock. CAKES,
Of all kinds, pound or fruit, iced and plain. 8
specially. FRENCH and AN ERICAN CAN
DIES, the best and cheapest stock ever offered
CALIFORNlA PEAKS and ether FRUITS,
with all kinds of CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM on hand and furnished to order.
Come SEQ and be satisfied. dec 20-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

Society ITEMS. The Washington Chroni-
Gle OF yesterday says Miss Maine French,
one Of The bellies Of our sister city, Alexandria,
is in town 90 short visit. Miss French is a
brunette very pretty and accomplished, and
was much admired at tie Potomac hop on
Thursday. She is visiting NJ iss Padding, of
the Vast End."
Councilman G. H. Smith returned from
New York on Saturday last, brlagng with
him his young aud beautiful bride ne Miss
Lotto Rossiter, OF that city.
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The Providence Tool Company.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 20.-Drexel, Morgan &
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@rThe Union Prayer Meeting will be held
to- night in the Second Presbyterian Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-20

report concerning the st. Louis Life Insurance
Company, OF which mention was made in Sat-
urdays Gazette, originated it is supposed,
FROM the fact of the resignation Of officers and
directors Of that Company, and the election 10
their stead Of officers and directors Of the Life
Association Of America. The business of both
Companies will hereafter be conducted by one
and the sa nG management. This will! involve
no changes in the relation of the policy holders
to the Association, or the Company, IN which
they are now insured
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thank the Governor, too, and all the good men
who have worked for you" | prayed to tho
blessed Vlrgin Mary," Dui5n went ON, mot to
let me die when was an innocent man. IL was
bad company That brought me TO this. II my
tetutitiOn had been good, wouldn't have been
convicted. IL was worse than a murder, the
killing Of Mr.. Noe-it was butchery | nsver
sent that man u his account unDfcpared."
lie shook hands with all the party, aud asked
SIN reporter to saw that he thanked all who
had IN any way helped him. lie then retired to
his cell with Father Barry ana prayed. After
ward no came out and throwing his arms
around his mother and wife, Kissed them re-
peltedly end bade them good might.
The ext step In DOlan's behalf will be a sub
mission of the proposed new evidence In sup
port OF an application for a stay OF proceedings,
and II that be eranted, motion for a new trial
VIII be made. fhe application for a stay may or
may not be made to-day, depending upon
whether the papers can he prepared. Probably
nothing Will be done In court until next Mon
day. The strong points against the prisoner In
the other trnl were his possession Of Noes
watch, which 1t Is now claimed VIII be explained
hY the testimony obtnined through the convict.
Williamson the monkey headed cane found on
the roof Of Noes factory and Identified by sew
ernl witnesses "a owned by Dolan, which Will he
met by testimony that Dolan's cane had a
helmet head aud the failure to prove an Alibi,
Wilt will now, n Is elaine , ue remedled. Mr.
william a. Beacn has been retained, and will
conduct the defence should q new trial be OBJ
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1uouiN,s rnara ursDANDs
The Conqucs', thai IA Brieht-I.yrd Beauty
niadc iu the Ci,y OF i.liSnbrth.


niaLc .u the Cii} oi iiznbeth.
In tn fan ~ 1878 lldy. calling herself
Mr.. Ap9e..es settled In Eilaoeih ~
drrssmaksr. She was an adept in her
trade, anil had plenty Of work. Lewis vi
Ter. who was member Of the police force.
and whose patrol was through the Railways
o: the post oai'e, " ..s attracted toward her as
hcsa her pass frequently through tue once.
lie obtained au introduction through 4 friend.
and their acquaintance soon ripencd into love.
Mr.. Miller WAS constantlv by her side when he
WAS on Il Ity, and Mrs. ApDeliss was equally fer
Nc-t. Ihe poucerl n tol1 her thit ne was
widowcr, after two mari ages. aud she
fraphy 'o8 D'm 'n' rs 5y, s,e a osSp naTTis9
heart accepted her tale a. true. out bic judgment
sought more Trustworthy evidence. lie tie
sought her frequently t. tel him that she wis
bound by no lies TO any other man. ami sine Is
frequency granted the assurance. Ito nupuAls
lis vie To- nis hpm, AZ Gi Nes. jersey street,
ana they lived 30 pleasantly tnat the neigh
hars remarked upon their hapuiacss. At
length Nr. Chariea Appelo- appe res ll I,iZl-
Leth ani sojoIrncd ~ the house ot his brother
Nj Frcdrrck Alp-ics. Ms. Miller. as soon us
she heard u the arrival of ,r. lh hlt..s Api .ies,
went to the luur Of .lr. Fsrccl j. \ i.il'- and
sad thal She q -irei o. soc ne visitor me
went away Lls .ti.Ncd. a frN cNcnlnl5 later,
loWe,. r, he lr'uinted meeting win her IA
met her there. Ine mitrlew w. irief, ana
confined onNrely e. foes. Mts. . u! rcl -lrel
y hT ferrcf to.lnIns ,to h.n,. Lat
old attachment might be renewed. slr. Appelles
Wt1 c",d and uu-yup4thottc, -ud ~ el4ed her
is-.iy. ana VIZ. Nni.r went back To- The cottage
bY The creek. There were 40 iu'th'r c"ycl nic-
ment- urtu two or ,hrce weeks ago, o, winch
ma wife was forming other q. .achmcut7. one
evening sne strongly Insisted iAai be - down
some houschod article; hut whtn he found
tHat she was enieftuinns a iiNll in the pari9r,
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JOrrISGs IBOrr TOWN.

Pension Agent butcher has paid out tloa.ou
this week.
Tho German patriots q the revolution a
$3.50 havs made Gen. MAJ " Nebrr taer ircsldHnt-
Matilda Hoston, attached to the Coored Home
Of siID Lln s.ree f- uona 81 r- .tsi uSht aud ssf
Killed,
The sale ~ seats f1r the frat nights ~ Mr.. ana
Mrs Raruty MAdaals iu BoOlhs h,atre yesterday U1
i-niep-e.
Hester llubhlrd, colored, Of 5O4 West Twenty
SKA lrret who tel uo"a Starr on tAe l7tn ut disA
Yc-tcrlAt.
Collector Arthur has ordered the sale by AuO-
ton on me- pa ins u goods sez-a Vr VI l~oa Of -
revenue ave.
The Common Council hnye gwen permissioa
TO the Board II Trace 10 hou tlelf meetings the oA
cn-iuu. 2 VI be Aidnruen.
james Reilly of 10 East Twenty eighth street
l1mpra from = Harlem traln At lOl,a street.
iatady injured last evening.
\ free clgss In phonic shorthand for Ladies' ana
tue toopcr lnlou tr-morroS Al ~ uclucE N.
The Harlem Cun.resatiounl Church opcned 9
fair IN the Young Nous NhrstFn Association roOuns,
Ihlrd AZ nue. and l'olh street. last eFrnlug' IL WI
close 60 ni .ht
The fair In aid Of the funds OF tho Church Of
ne Holy saviour MI be ruuunuri TO-DAY snd thty
cTenne M the Masonic Tempe, sixth avenue anA
lWentyal street
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company hdvs
begun Aut A.anst g lilrd Avenue NayiLgs Bgnt "a
tJrec lse upitgag tor f.l,nO la anu lot =
Futh sNeano' uOAE E4sHiI lii- aIs4A
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TIE EJGITITE.
New York Detectives isohine for william VI
Tweed in Canada.

The Grand Jury met yesterday but had
no witnesses In the Tweed case. and District
Attorney Pm clps and his a. istants were dumb
So, also, were the suboi diaates In tue sheriff
Office. Ia the Police Co.tr9l Cflce many ru-
mors were flying and Inspector waldngs sb-
senoe wa, supposed to init 'eto that he had
urd cse. ~ Ludlow street i1nitcr s.iI
thlt there were good accommodations re -dy
Tor tweed iu fle event Of his return.
Ihr,e NeW y nrk drtef Ives atTyr1 In Ottawa,
ChladH. YESTERDAY, look ~ for ". NJ. Tweed,
Who, they thought had res he'd OTTAWA. Win
the a. nee u' tr o.t.w, detective they made
s,rict search for the iugi,ive.
the hon. Dnarl.s \. Ped ody and Samuel n.
BancotA AANiu- been -uiici. cd by tho respect
i've counsel ~ the ~ sed -dtts 10 strike Jury,
wero ap2oialed ~ the Court for tuat puiposs
yestegt4y.
Will mil t. day 10 every city and large Village
Ia the country. - follows:
TIN THousASp DOLLARS EEwAEp.-The above re-
ward viii te paid iof tac apprehr Al. delivery
te undersigned. OF rs per agents. Of Wm' ~
Tweed who escaped from me ialor of The city anu
county Of New YORK on SATURDAY, Dec T. 1873 At the
time q hs escape h. vas under Indictment foi forgery
nl other crimes ani " under arrest in iy aotons
oi .-ia VIM 81 Tweed; lie Is sSea, IS ys r - sse
pounds very poruY. rud.y compiler oD has rather
large, coarse proincnt features. aud large. pron.
nent no rather smsll blue OF eFsy ewes. gr hair
from originally color, hell nearly bald ton
from forehead bees TO crown and osre pare OF rudy
colur; heat projecting tOw1rt the crown. HIS beard
may b. removed or dyed. ana he y wig Or be
MiIii,N e. CoSNgR, sheriff.
Al midnight Inspector McDermott received
a telcsr m from = uriolS. Va, saying that Tweed
was IN That cl.> y,stcriut in cog.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE TORONTO MURDERERS
Ex-ALDERNhN CLEMENTS FULLR
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.


Another Person Accused rs an Aoces=c-y-A
Midnight Ride to tho Sand Pits witt ts-s
Body Of the Murdered Jane GIimour.
TORONTO, Dec. 0.-Great excitement stffi
exists IN regard to the horrible revelations made
by DR.. Davis in the case Of Alderman Clcm eut..
full particulars OF which appeared in yestsr-
days SUN. The principal topic OF discussion n
whether Davis perjured himself or not. snA
popular opinion, freely expressed, IL that Dssfs
gave the facts, his sworn testimony being suh-
stintialiy tho same as the deposition made ~
his wife In prison previous To the commutatsoa
OF their sentence.
AT ii O'Clock this morning Clements's oess
was oaIled, and counsel for the proseouuoa
bsyinr intimsted that he had no further en-
dence TO offer, the prisoner was fully com mittsh
for trial at the asszes. Counsel for tho prisopsr
gave notice that application would DO msds Zoe
the acceptance Of bail at n higher court Of fu.-
tice, the magistrate considering tAs ooss u
suoh m Rnitude as to exclude the grnntinR of
liberty under any consideration.
From the evidence elioited at Cemenis's txfri
aud from tho depOsitions Of Dr. and Mrs. Dsvts,
Iaris were obtoihsd which fully implicated in.
Frazer, the carpes ester who constructed the rude
box which was used as q CONN to contain the
body OF the murdered girl and al assisted IN
removing the body, ~ accessory with Dnyfs
In hiding the evidence Of the murder and thus
evldtog justice, which has az last ov rtaken the
prime in-tigatois Of this terrible crime a
Frazer for some time. but up TO yesterday
his whereabouts were unknown. lie was, how
ever, npDrsbended. AID formal triai opened
Yesterday after the adjournment OF ClemcntsN
case. The evidence then adduced being uniua
por'ant ;hs case was laid over until to-day,
when william Frazer was charred on remaad
with beng accessory after the fact. Tho court
room wGs q led to Overlooking with spectators
anxious to hear the testimony Of the oonvict,
Alice Davis, which she gave in q very clesr eod
collected manner, leaving no doubt TO the
truth Of her words. She said
ky husband am self went for the prisoner and e.
gagged hn 90 construct rude box Tor Tue Dody. foH
winch he tn receive hundred uoarp. thirty
OF which | pai1 him the night Of the renewal Of
h>dy | assisted my husband and the pusoner.
fsaI-t, to put the hodg IA the waeon Frazer
sr d-ove apld 10 tue ousgirts OF The city Nhgre
SAID he Ancw - sand pts Ia which to bury the body.
bnt failing to uad tIe'n, h. thres the q dof
IN RAar street, enovciling couple Of spadexfa of
san on one side We trn returned to the city, ehs
precDer leaving the wagon before reaching the staoio
10 o0lcr to escape suspicion.
Tht@ concl Ided the testimony Of tho witness,
end the case was remaudc1 until to-morrow.
Davis and his wife will probably be taken TO the
Gen'tt ntiaty after the case closes 10 spend toe
remainder Of their days.
A. yet nothing further has been elicItcd IN
regard TO the c ise Of Cath rinc Laing, ons ID
DAs.ss victim, wlich was mentioned in yoossr-
days despatch
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WHArsHALL be DONE WIN THEMY
The Question that IL Aeitstins the House
with Respect to King and schnmaker.


WASHINGTON. Dec. "a good deal OF
canvassing Is going on among Denocrats as to
what course they shall pursue in the cases OF
Bill KING aid John q. Scaumaker. It Is admit
ted that to King their duty is clear. lie
has been proved to have bsen guilty
OF receiving, while officer Of the House
a large sum OF money for corrupt purposes, and
for this no can unques;ionably with the strict
est Legality be expelled. But In schum acker's
case the circumstances different. lie was
not member OF tho House when he received
the SS9.WO Of Pacific Mail money
to distribute corruption fund
Therefore, under the precedents beretofore
maue by the House be 4. not auncnable to pun
ishment by expulsion from tnat body. His
guilt. 10 o moral point Of view, Is not oue whit
less than Kings, but legally speaking there 10
the widest difference. what, then, Ia the
Democratic majority to dor IL thoy expel
King and do not expel Schumacher OF course
II will be almost universally believed that they
were guided only hy their partisan prejudicos.
There are many good ana conservative men
who insist that both King and Schumacher
should be expelled. They reason that the
House Is the judge OF the qualifications
OF its own members. and that this includes the
mor4l as well - LEGAL standing Of the members.
The country wants to wi fnes- the summary pun
iShment OF briOe-givers and bribe-takers, and
good men everywhere have about come to the
conclusion that the House should make a new
departure IN cases like Kings and 5chumakers.