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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19

-,= PIsEsIpENT,s- SALARY
The president returned to the senate
this afternoon the bill reducing the
salary Of the president to $4,000 per
year from aud after the 4th Of March
next, with message stating his reas-
ons for not approving it. The mes.
cage was not, however, read TO day.
-ABeL1sHISG INTERPRETATIONS,
The senate finance committee has
received from Commissioner Pratt /.
letter in response to an inquiry as to
the propriety and expedrency Of abo-
fishing the Office Of supervisor OF In
ternal revenue. The commissioner
writes that if the same power to ad-
minister oaths, examine books and
compel the giving Of testimony be
conferred upon revenue agents, to be
exercised under the direction Of the
commissioners Of. Internal revenue the
Office Of supervisors may be abolish
ed without loss to the service and
with considerable saving to the trea-
sury. He recommends that this be
done, and in the course Of his com.
munication states that during the last
fiscal year the amount allowed for the
salaries and expenses Of the 10 super
yisors averaged s44SS77775 s4S,77 each.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19

counsel for sehenck on the subject OF
his reports concerning the Emma
mine in ISL and 1894, the object of
the latter being to show the inconsis,.
encies of Prof. Blake on that subject.
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EMMA NINE.

The committee on foreign affairs.
today resumed the examination Of
Professor Blake, which was conducted
by Heniel, He was then subjected
to x9close cross examination by the
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iMiIw aux. .a,
MILWAUKEE. April is.

MILWAUKEE. April IS
FLouR-Qnirt and unchanged !
WiIEAT-Opencd steady, shade lower
closed quiet NO Milwaukee losl, for
cash; lG'al for June
CoRN-firmcr; Noe 4Sc. .,
-VArs-Scarce and higher; No 34c for
cash 34lac for May
BAni,EY-Lower; No. ., 90c
RNE-s!eady
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
SILXER=R.Esu.MpII0A-
Small Change as it was before
the late Unpleasa.ItnesS.
fractional Currency to be Re.
deemed with Silver Coin.
The Circular of the Secretary
Ofthe Treasury.
Silver
rAssIN YouR CnANGE.

WAsnisGros, April ls.-Secretary
Bristow, this afternoon issued the fol-
LOWING Instructions concerning the is
sue of silver coin in place Of fractional
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
CHICAGO.
TIE ELECTION.

ClncAeo, April ls.-The city cleo
ton is proceeding quietly. The
board Of trade, banks, and all whole
sale and many retail houses are closed,
and there is every probability Of a
very full vote being polled.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
POLITICAL.

The -national. committee of-the lib
eral republicans is called to meet in
this city May Sth, to take action in
reference to Il national convention, SC.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
HnIlcit kttbo,,rn Taken from
the Sergeant Arms Of the
House and placed ln
charge OF the u. s. N.
The Tenure of Supcrvisor,,
Office Hanging by IL SIcn-
der Thread.
Veto of the BiII 10 Reduce the
Presidents Salary.
WASHINGTON
pENDLEroN's AFFAIR.

WASHINGTON, April lG.-The com
mittee on war expenditures to-day
heard the testimony Of Elliot and
Pendleton in relation to the checks
aud drafts given by his brother, Geo.
81. Pendlcton against the money paid
by the United States in satisfaction
Of the claim Of the Kentucky central
r. r. company. Pendlcton's testi.
mony rs cashier of the commercial
bank of Cincinnati where Geo. III.
Pendleton's account was kept, was Il
confederation Of the lattcrs testimony
as to how he drew the money. Wit
ness produced checks and drafts.
KILBoURN CHANGES KEEPERS.
The sergeant alarms Of the house
to-day, produced Hallett Kilbourn be-
fore Chief Justice Carter rand in his
return claimed that the writ Of ha-
heas corpus could not legally reach
the case. The judge ordered the
marshal to take charge Of kilbourn
pending II trcaring.- TO fac11tt1taIc the
hearing, the Judge requested cousul to
iurnish-a- brief, and postponed the
casc-unutlo5moIroW..---klliibon ibonrn--W
returned to jail in the custody of the
marshal.
LATER.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.

In the suits of the controller of the
currency against the estate of William
Graham aud Chas, II Horton, default
ing ex-president.and cx-cashier Of the
Waikiki national bank, Register Lit
yesterday allowed the claims on
behalf Of the bank against the estate
of Graham for sl75,55l; and against
the estate of Horton for sl7S,l3l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
LATER.

Mr.. kilbourn remains in the cuslo-
|'dy of the marshal, but has not bge.t
returned to Jail.
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ETOu Sc.
FLORIDA CONTEST.


+ The house then took up the Florida
contested election case. The rcsolu-
ton of a majority Of the committee
being that Walls, the sitting member
is not entitled to seat, and th.,t Fin.
ly, the contestant, is. The resolution
of the minority being to the opposite
effect, the vote was not taken.
REFUNDlNG TAXEs.
Mr.. Scales introduced bill to re-
fund certain taxes on lands, collected
from citizens Of the late insurrection-
ary state.
Recess till Z 80.
EVENING SESSION. ~
Speeches tavoring the transfer Of
the lndian1bureau to the war depart
,nent were made by Messrs Culbert-
son, Hooker and Banning.
Adjo,Tned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Liberal Republicah National
Committee Called Together.
The Chicago Election Resultsin
a Victory for the Best Men.
The Gfonnds upon which Hoyne
will Claim the MayOraltY.
NEW YORK.
vELoCIpEplANs.

New YoNK, April ls.-The chain.
pionship byeiele race f,r SO, miles be.
tween ID. Stanton, the English cham
pion, and MIS-. Mcclellan, the Amer
ican champion, took place last night,
at the rink, and resulted in a victory
for Stanton. Mcclellan broke down
on the 10th mile, and also on his goth
mile, when he left the track altogether.
Stanton finished the so miles in three
hours aud 4 minutes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
1SsA.NE.-AsYI.CM

BuELiNGToN, Iowa, April ,lS.-Thc.
south wing ofstie Insane ASYLUM II,
Mont Pheasant burned to-day. Tnc
main bniiiIng wlsnot damaged much.
Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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liverpool.

! liverpool.
=. e..s-z==.------t.--. LlvEMrooI.. April ls. :
=, ,bREADsTuFFs-Whc 0s 0d0lOs Ia;
mlnler red Us SdQhlQs: Corn. 26s 3d@2Ds
sd; Oats, American 3sQ1:}s Cd
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VETO OF THE BILL TO- REDUCE THE
=- -PKEsIpENr,s SALARY
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FIRES
COLLEGE KuRNED.

MonlLE, April ls.-Prlny college
now known as Emerson institute,
burned Sunday night. The building
belonged to the American missionary
|;socie,y and has been since the war
used for the education Of colorcd
people. Insured in Northern and
Eastern companys. The inmates saved
their clothing, bu, lost property val
uc,l at forty Thousand dollars. inclu..
dung supcrintcndents library, valued
at one thousand dollars.
=-= IIAREFORD.
f11K1FoND, ',s;;s-,aSp7ir ls.-Thc
residence and outbulItlings OF tie late
Samuel Austin, burned last evening
Loss 100000. Insurance slb,DO0.
LOUISVILLE, April Is. = Kohn &
.amberts, large vinegar factory was
damaged by.iirc this morning to lhccx-
tent of $4,000 Insurance 81 200
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
SALE OF LANDS.

Mr.. Glesgy, from the committeeo on
public lands, reported the senate bill
to dispose Of lands formerly covered
by the waters of Piscartee Lake, III.
Passed with: an amendment providing
that nothing in the act shall be con-
strued to convey any other title than
the release Of that now existing in
the U. S. and to said lake.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
TAX ON BEER.

MIR. Logan, from the Committee on
finance reported favorably on the
house bill to define the tax on fer
.mented and malt liquors. The bill
will be called up tomorrow or next
.day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19

SALE or PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Mr. Anthony introduced Bill re-
lating to the sale Of congressional
documents. It authorizes the con
gressional printer to furnish copies Of
the record and extracts therefrom to
members Of congress at cost, and 9TH
er public documents, ETC., with ten
per cent additional thereon, and col
Flect the money after delivery. Passed.
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Amount due or not due to- Banks or
other creditors . .. q.
Losses adjusted and due ...
Losses adjusted and not due. 70
Lorses unadjutted. ..........., Il
Losses In suspense waiting for fur
thcI prtOI ....-..... - ............ 4
All other claims against the Company,
reinsurance and commission due =. 2b3
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Total liabilities ........, ....,.. s2ss, ,s4;,st
The. .GtnAlcst amount ins lrcd in any one rink,
no ruic.
Greatest amount allowed by the rules sf,hs
cnmpany TO he insured In any one city, town or
vllnge--no rule,
The Erea,.st amount allowed to be insured
iii any ony block no rule.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
OREGON.

BY Associated Press.
RHsiaNATIoN OF WATTS AND soLLACB.
The Postmaster-G General Monday re-
ceived the designations of John W. Watts,
Postmaster, at Lafayette City, Oregon, land
of H. N. sollace, the Postmaster at Bridge
port, w., both chosen as Presidential cleo
tors at the late election. Their designations
were accepted.
rYes-One week after the election and
their choice is in the very,teeth of the con.
stituton which forbids any such choice or
appointment. The resignation comes too
late to meet the acquisitions of the consti-
tuition which says that no Federal officer can
be an elector.-Ed.
|
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 14.-Post Of
fee Department gives notice that an extra
mail for France will be despatched from
New York City on the 18th inst. per steam
er "Canada, )" for Hsvre via Plymouth;
Lieutenant Commander James u. dreen
has reported his return home, having been
detached from the Ashselot (Astastlc) sta
lion on the 9Th of September last, and has
been placed on waiting orders.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were $175, ,519. 90, and from customs, $780,
173. so.
FIX, Bowles was today appointed Rev
enue Gauper for the Third District OF Ohio;
,JuIius Noak, for the Fifth District OF Iowa;
and W. W. Lane, storekeeper for the Third
District of Ohio.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

Peech recently delivered in Boston
ell Phillips, he said: =" "Alluding
arious political mistakes the Re.
party tolerated, one was the uni
ght Of bolting when any man had
Of indigestion. But for the sin
3 that held the party together it
lave been in this contest little bet
q mob undertaking to meet regular
on the one hand, the disorganized,
rated, demoraliEed element Of the
Jean training school ; on the other
Fmined, we'll drilled, we'll fed and
rered troops that signify the Dem
arty. The Republican party just
success and nothing more. The
eservs none !; they never laid down
or a corner stone that had in it
kr to carry the country"
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

tuation is unchanged. The re-
bted in The HERALD yesterday
democracy have carried Louisiana
majority are confirmed by dis
printed below. New Orleans is
tranquil. Indications now point
punt, the presence ofleading men
rites and of the military power
vernment tending to repress law.
1t is believed that the Warmoth-
Returning Board will not dare to
le6ance the will Of the people by
a false count. Warmoth is a
young man. Sufficiently des-
take almost any chance. But
b know him best say that he will
Hare to embark in an enterprise
practically result in stealing the
Samuel J. Tilden is President
he United States by the popular
the people. 1t will be danger
to attempt to subvert this result
at the instance of carpet-bag seal
Let US possess our souls in pa.
All the news that reaches US is
to our choice. There is, there
lecessity for undue excitement or
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Minor Dispatches.

SYRACUSE; N. T., Nov. 15.-The wood.
woIh bsrt of; Sanders & Barret's carriage
f6S5 ytat UueidsS was burned this morn
III. >LQss, $4,000. 81.
AUGUSTA, ox Nov. 1o.--Ths .-@a-..--
on the Georgia Railroad, belonging to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
struck Tor higher wages at one J." clock this
morning. Thirteen freight and two passen
ger trains are now out on the road.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 15.-Gov. Hartranft
has issued war; ant for the execution, on
January 13, 1877, of Allen G. Laros, con
victed in Northampton county, in August
last, of the murder of Martin Laros.
HAL1rAx, N. s., NoY. 1.-two brothers,
named Nugent, and man named Medclife,
we're killed at Belts Cove copper mine yes
terday by the roof of the shaft falling on
them.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 15.-Saml Green
(colored) aged about nine years, obtained
his fathers revolver yesterday, shot bis
sister, who is still younger, twice In the
stomach, and then ran his aunt out of the
house at the point OF the pistol. The child
still lives.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 15.-The body
of Stephen Owen, who has been missing
from 'Woous ockst for several days, was
found yesterday afternoon in the woods:
The Co. oner's jury found verdict OF
"death from exposure"
CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-At Brighton sta
ton, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad, Monday, E. 0. Chase, mer-
chant eff Richmond, Ind, while attempting
to board train before it came to full
stop, was thrown under the cars receiving
injuries from which he died soon after. His
brother in.law, Rev. P. B. Benson, in at
tempting to render him assistance, was 60
badly injured that his life 10 despaired Of.
NEWPORT, w., Nov. 15.-Jsmes Wilder,
a cattle dealer, was found insensible near
his reside nee in Lennoxville, yesterday.
His head was bruised and there were sew
eral knife wounds about the chest. He re-
vivel little and stated he had been At
tackled and robbed by two men. He cannot
recover.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Grants Fine sentiments
From tho Brooklyn Eagle.1

Grant is man to be dreaded whenever be
adopts any Of the fine sentiments others
write for him. When he sent troops to
Kellogg's protection and told him not to
cheat, white he afforded him, personally,
protection if he chose to do 30, be rather
improved uIon the injunction of the college
boy, who saw his associate maltreatinR th+
bailiff: "Don't nail his ear to the pump,
boysl" The "boys" knew what was meant
and took the hint, and 90 will Kellogg with
Phil Sheridan again to back him.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
LOUISIANA.

R1aHr rHousAND MAJORITY IN LOUISIANA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18th.
The following dispatch was received to-
dav by member of the firm of Phelps,
Dodge & Co.:
New ORLEANS, November 14.-Louisiana
certain for Tilden by 5000 majority. With
all possible fraud it Is good for 1000.
BARsTow & DEEvEs.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
ANe1se0SDe0Nto.

A new drama, ,"The Two Foundlings,"
has been adapted by Mr.. VIM. Carleton, the
comedian, from Mvrryatt's novel, Japbet in
Search OF . Father, TOR Cheevers and Ken.
nedy (the Buffalo Boys), and they will per:
form It on Thanksgiving night at the Grand
Opera House. The story ID adhered to
with great fidelity, and several situations
arise in the course Of the drama for the in
PRODUCTION OF new and original songs and
dances, and very lsughable incidents, which
add greatly to the merits o. the piece.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Killed ON his way to . Geek Fight.
From the Troy Times.]

Kennedy O'Brien Of Cohoes left home
yesterday with rooster, which 10 was In
tended should take part in . cock fight in
this city. On reaching the long bridge,
which had been closed for repairs, he ear
nestly requested to be allowed to pass, bu'
Was advised not to try It. Finally, he start
ed on his way across, and had gone only a
short distance when be slipped and fell
through an aperture to the rocks below, re-
ceiving injuries from which he diel in short
time. The deceased leaves wife and five
children IN destitute circumstances.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

bblish to-day the invitation Of
b Democrats At New Orleans, sent
y National Democratic E1ecu-
uittee to Republicans sent by
beet them to supervise and make
count Of the vote Of the State Of
and to give an honest return Of
The time of this meeting has
en fixed, although 1t was expect
ID be done yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

On the occasion of the conservation Of .
new church 6. Maidstone in Kent the 9TH
er dsy, the Archb shop Of Canterbury or
deyed rome vasea Of flow to be removed. At
the luncheon afserward the Archbishop
said although the flowers were perfectly
harmless, they we're not, 10 legal sense,
church ornaments, and therefore oug ght no
to have been put on the communion ia
BE.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Church Congress.

BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE third Church
Congress Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
onened this morning with preliminary COM
nunion iu St. Paul's Church. Bishop Pad
dock called the Congress to order 1t quar-.
ter to twelve o'clock, and soon after deiiv.
cred his opening address. Kew. samuel H,
Osgood, of New York, read aPaper on "Ine
true place of art In Christianity"
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Over the Cable.
BY Associated Press.
/ eINgINa OF A BRITISH sTEANBR,


sAKYAB, Nov. 15.-The British steamer
City of Manchester, from Liverpool to CAL
oetta, has sunk of here. All hands, except
TIE captain and steward, are supposed to b
lkt. ~ r.t15 ,L .
INSURANCE RISKS IN VESSELS.
aI.oNDoN, Nov. 1S.-The Post, to-day, In
N financial column, says: London under
writer's are taking IS. per hundred pounds
fdr risk Of capture on steamers now loading
in Russian ports"
THE CONFERENCE OF THE Pow11s.
IA Reuter- telegram from Constantinople
sVs: "All the Powers are stated to be in
a4cord respecting the conference which ia
expected to commence its sittings at the end
otNovember. The Porte has made Aome
objection, but its adhesion seems certain,
England having made urgent represents
titns to that end"
!, ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Nothing is known In
Diplomatic circles here confirming the state
mbnt published in the "New Free Press"
that England has communicated certain
uterior designs of Russia to Count Won
Buest, the Austrian ambassador In London,
add that . complete agreement was estsb-
liihed between England Austria.
AUsTRIA's REPLY.
VIENNA, Nov. ia favorable reply of
Aestria to the English conference proposal
his been despatched to London.
'f THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Business to-day on
the Stock Exchange has been quiet and
steady, but there was no marked recovery
In prices. Some minor failures were re-
ported in connection with the fortnightly
settlement.
PETRARoH THE WINNER OF THE sHRoP-
SHIRE STAKES.
The race for the great Shropshire handi-
cap took place at Shrewsbury to-day. It
WITS won BY Petrsrch, with Lima second and
the Ghost third. .D. IA Ds
,DIsAsTIR ON THE AMERICAN LINE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-The cargo in the
main hold of the American Line steamer
Lord Give, which was to have sailed from
herN to. day for Philadelphia, was found to
be- On fire this morning.
The fire was extinguished by the ships
hoH before any damage was done to tue
steamer. The damaged cargo is being re.
lsndod.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
NSssor .Looels,

The gas lamp corner Of Harrison street
and Shsllcross avenue has, for the last week,
given light abont the size Of three cent
piece. Something is wrong.
The election excitement - IN excuse to
wives for remaining out late 1t nights, Is
beginning to get thin.
Last evening the afternoon school Of Grace
M. e, Church gave . musical and literary
entertainment in the chapel Of the Church.
The attendance was large and the entertain
meut WAS successful.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
SUICIDE or DELAWAREAN,
M. Thomas b. Grub found Hanging
to a tres In HQrfora County,, Nd.

HI. Thomas b. Grwbb fow~d Hsnota
to a trss IN Har5orA County, Nd.
Our readers will recollect the wide publ
cation in the press Of this city, the sudde
disappearance of Mr.. Thomas B. Grubb o.
the $Oth of October from bis homs :
Brandywine hundred. A minute deenl
tion was given of him, but nothing
heard of him until the terrible news q
veyed by the Baltimore Sun of yestere
which leaves no doubt that the rerss
speaks of is the missing DelaTa 'ea1'
wife has been informed OF tne ssd
The Sun contains the following: El2i
onlsaturdsy afternoon, betxeeE Etap,
while cunning Oh Clement Dletric aan
ford Furnace place, found sd
hanging to limb of white oak pen.
Magnolia Station, on the p, W. a vas
road, Hartford county, Md. Thu ,as
suspended by plsw line, and hiA ,asu ~aS ','
broken. He was supposed to o''"
dead two or three days. .aav
At the coroner's inquest hel thsy
afternoon the jury rendered . ur;nv Sv
the deceased came to his death ..'ssoif
BY bis own hand. Before han nlM Mh;on
he had cut sucker from the 10Th.
wa p'Ivsy 10 suso, ~ I hv wh;:h y. ID be pos
itively identified, but he fs sosesn s,ru.cs w
Robert Dreamer, who worked pc .ad to
company heretofore, and wsappV''
be temporarily insane. .os.
He was between IS and 6Qezo amo
gray bair and sandy whiskeY 2 With
randum book was found on iperso % az
the following: "April ~, ~ PoSh Psh X
hay from Thomas Grubb Or. D onrted
cents per hundred" Theody Map"
on Sunday near whore It vi founo'
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

is every reason to believe that
will be thrown in the way Of the
in South Carolina to prevent as
bible an honest count of the bal.
Chamberlain and Patterson
engaged doing all within their
Influence the Canvassing Board.
|ght that if the vote is honestly
bat Hampton will certainly have
! Of over. FIVE thousand, and that
3 not run behind him five hum
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Seven Millions Of Passengers.

The strain on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in the six months Of Centennial
travel was so great that the Auditors de-
partment was unable to keep up with th+
accounts, and Is still several weeks behind.
At the Jersey City depot 22,9l7 tratns were
started westward, made up of 1877 ,0s0 cars,
carrying about 800, 900 passengers. Thi'
10 exclusive of way Passengers, and includes
the travel In one direction only.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Bayard and Boutwell,.

aspesch by Wendell Phillips.]
eaker then reviewed the opposition
ell to Baya1d on the floor Of the
md how no journal in Boston, Re
Or otherwise, gave him one line OF
on, one cordial word Of thanks.
majority of the Journalism Eastern
asetts d. rided him as a boy and tolo
PINE home; that he misrepresented
1setts. About the 1st of Septem-
speaker said, when the Republic
mails found the danger which nss
upon them, In all It's mag nituoe
nem In the face, casting about Ior
VI defense, they stole the thunder OF
|schusetts Senator.