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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-13
The Presidential Tile,

WASHINGTON, June 12-The House
judiciary Committee, to afford Chairman
Knott an opportunity to prepare dissent
ing views to the resolution adopted yes
terday concerning the KImmel bill,
agreed to postpone till Friday the con-
sidera.ion OF the report decided by Hart
ridge and to accompany the resolution.
HartrIdge's report takes the ground that
the Presidents title is urasssllable by
Congress or the courts, but adds that all
the matters of alleged fraud should be
thoroughly investigated, so that the
wrong doers may be exposed to the
public and the reputation and truth of
history vindicated. Two or three Re.
publican members OF the committee say
they will not subscribe to this portion of
the report unless 1t be dlvested of any
possible implication that the election Of
Hayes and Wheeler was procured by
fraud, their view being that II any frauds
were committed the balance Of profit
throughout the country accrued TO their
political opponents. .-..---.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGToE, June l..
SENATE.

The deficiency appropriation biL! WAS
passed without amendment and the bills
on the cslandsr were orsidsred.
Among those passed were II ouse bill
making 81 appropriation ior the payment
of claims reported allowed by the com
missioners of claims under an act known
as the Southern Claims Commission;
Senste bill to correct errors in
the revised statutes in reference to the
transportation of cattle on railroads;
senate bill to provide for the appoint
ment of district Judge for the western
district OF Tennessee
The Senate bill directing the Secre-
tsry OF War to purchase lot of ground
near Columbus, OHIO, now used by the
United States as cemetery passed.
The House Joint resolution to provide
for the enforcement. OF the eight hour
law, havirg been reached with the
adverse report thereon, several Senators
objected 70 It's consideration.
Mr.. Spencer moved to suspend further
consideration otthe calendar and proceed
with the consideration of the JOINT reso-
luton in regard to the eight hour law.
Agreed to; yeas "a, nays %.
After the discussion further cOnsidera.
tion OF the bill WAS postponed till Decem.
Der next, by yo!e-yeas, 81 nays p.
4 select committee to inquire into the
alleged frauds in Louisiana, under the
resolution OF Matthews was authorized to
Sc: during the session of the Senate.
Senate bill in relation - the Venez ue-
Ia Mixed Commission was passed.
Senate bill making pre-emptlon
grant to the heirs Of Joan Bsptiste Beau
olen, deceased, for part of the Fort
Dearborn reservation, Chicago, and TO
confirm the purchases Of other parts in
their titles, and TO convey to Chicago the
streets and alleys of the reservation,
which wss adversely reported from the
Committee on Private Land Claims,
WAS, on motion OF Mr.. Davis, indefinite
Iy postponed.
An executive session was soon after
wards had, and when the doors were re-
opened the Senate adjourned.
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IHE INDIANS.
Continued Depredations.

SAN Francisco, June ia Nine
msssa dispatch ssys: The citizens held
meeting this evening and subscribed
money to arm and equip mounted
volunteer company to go out on the
Northwestern State road to scout and
check the hostile Indians, who are re.
ported as being numerous in the vicinity
oil Camp McDermitt. The up stage from
Summit was captured by the Indians
yesterday and McCutcheon, the driver,
killed.
The only passenger, named Hamilton,
escaped on, ,one OF the leaders The rest of
the horses were taken and the stage
gutted. The escaped passenger gave the
alarm along the road, snd the settlers
we're ali crowding into camp McDermitt.
The road is al! stripped from here to Owy-
bee. The stage cOntsined several boxes
Of arms and ammunition for rsrties in
Idaho.
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HCuAPTER SCANDAL.
The story ola Fast Young Man-Thc
Hero ola Scandal shoots Himself
ntaNew York HOtel-GeOrge Leroy
LiVingstOn's Trouble.

On Friday night q acknowledgement
gentleman, with the easy assurance OF
GOOD society, presented himself ut the OF.
fcs of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, West
Broadway and Chambers street, New
York, registered himself in an essy,
graceful, analytic hand as &c. Livings-
ton, Pami, y. j., and was assigned TO
room No. l7G. The signature was one
that would have been picked out by an
expert from smOCg the dozens o! auto
graphs upon the page Of hotel register
IS that OF man Of considerable lntellec-
tusl culture, iron tenacity OF purpose,
and trained mental acumeR. Negligent
" written as il WAS. apparently, each let.
ter was decisivelv formed, every muscle
Of the writer's hand evidently under the
control of y deliberate and calculating
brain.
Abou: o'clock yesterday morning the
house WAS alarmed by the report OF a pis-
tol, and on investigation 1t was ascer-
tsined thai the well-tressCd stranger had
LODGED bullet in his right shoulder.
DR.. w. b. harrington was called in and
pronounced the wound one OF trItlng i'm.
poyt,nce, not IN the least dangerous. and
the police were not notified. The doctor
was unable to extract the bal; but as
Mr.. Livingston claimed that the affair
was accidental the case WAS not reported.
TeIegrsms were, by his direction, sent to
10. Loomis, of Passsic, n. j., ard to
Mrs. Livingston, at Troy, n. Y. The
former responded promptly, and the
wounded msn was removed 10 his resi-
dence IN Passsic. When interrogsted
Yesterday the clerk looked at fly upon
the ceiling and was non-communicstlye.
The accidtnt-or incident, theories differ
S. 10 that point-crested decided sensa-
ton IN Troy yesterday morning from the
fact that Livingston wss the hero of q
two-month.old social scandal, having,
shout the middle OF last April, eloped
from that city with Miss Mary Gale, the
daughter of Mr.. John Gale, ard the
helress to large fortune. Livingston
has also been familiar figure IN social
circles in this city.
Some six or seven years ago he was q
dsshing young idler about town, MEM
Der of the Seventh Regiment, frequent
er of numerous social clubs, and noted for
| reckless expenditure. Dependent upon
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EtriLers, Mnh I'm Onebec.

QUEBEC, june IZ.-Ihe strlkefs nave
been pluuderng Rensnd's -four store, on
St. Paul street stopping the traffic and
forciug the track men to, assist them IN
carving of their plumber. B Battery
and the police attempted TO disperse the
mob. The riot is on the increase and
the strikers number Thousands. y bat
,ery Of artillery brought to the scene had
to retire as the riot act had not been read.
The Captain, AdjGtsnt and some Of the
men we're tadly wounded by stone
thrown by the rioters. The riot act waS
read and the military fred upon the mob.
while they were at the same time charged
by the cavalry. The mob scattered alter
several Of their number were wounded
and one reported killed
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CLAYSEILLF.
Correspondence OF the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
Samuel Bonsr, farmer residing near
Coon Island, entered the stall 10 loose
bull belonging to bin, last Monday,
when the animal attacked the gentle
man, and hsd it not been thst Mr.. Bonsr
fitted nicely between its horns the brute
would have DO doubt gOrei him to
death. AS it wss he was injured very
seriously by being crushed sgslnst
the stall and only escaped By
grasping 8 ring IN the anil
ms, nose and holding it g.!
bsy until help arrived. The brute wss
sflerwsrd shot.
The temperance mestir. last night
was not 60 well attended a. formerly.
There were several speeches, one by Prof.
Belew, who will lecture on P:ycOI0gy To-
morrow night. We have heard worse
speakers than Mr.. Belew, lbut not much
but he certainly is not skilled in orthoe-
py. The gentleman occupied the most
of MS time in advertising his lecture for
Thursday night, sld SO did not produce
s great impression Oh the minds OF the
audience as regards temperance.
TING Ting.
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WOOD WOULD HE COULD.
Defeated But Not Dismay ed-PrO-
poses 10 Pick Eis Flint and Fry IL
Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON. June u.

Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, June y.
Mr.. Wood thinks that one defeat is not
an overwhelming argument against the
possibility of passing tariff bill in this
Congress and he will try again if the
House will let him. He is maturing q
plan to have the Ways and Means Com
mittee sit during the recess and prepare
a bill to be presented at the next session.
Senator Wallace proposes a commits
sion to inquire into the whole subject,
but he hes not made up his mind
to offer resolution to that effect He
will do so if be can ascertain that 1t will
be reported back from the Finance Com
mittee to which it would be- referred. II
ne could get 1t cut of the committee he is
confident that the Senate would take
favorable action. Mr.. Wood does not
think well of commission, and he is set
ting up the House against the project.
He is keeping mis- plan quiet, but none
the less he has it in contemplation.
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ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST
SHERMAN.
Accused of Sending Government Em.
pIoyes on Party Errsnds-


Special 70 the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, June ll.-Billie ChsS-
dler snd some OF his cosdjutorf hsve been
following up the trails which promise
discoveries of irregularities sud frauds
that could be fastened upon members OF
the administration, and rs each new mat
ter of phase was devsIoped, they poured
their stories into the willing esr of Chair
man Glover. Now It is said thst they
hsve got John Sherman in stight box,
but thst they need one more link to
complete the chain OF evidence
sgainst him, which will afford foundation
for articles Of impeachment. The story
given out lsLe tonight is that Sher-
msn detailed government employees,
drawing salary from the treasury, to &C.
company the MscNeign Commission to
louisiana; that Cne OF these, named
Powers, WAS furnished with written In.
struCtiols 10 accompany the commission
and sct Is discussing sgent; that Sher-
man also instructed y messenger TO go 10
New Orleans TO visit upon the Commi'-
sion; that he then sent word 30 the chief
clerk OF the Department of Justice 10 de.
tail stenogrspher; that the chief clerk
hesitsted, whereupon Sherman gave writ
ten orders 10 both Of them, by which thay
might save themselves; that the stenog-
rapher and Powers and the messenger
testify that their expenses were paid, and
that they received their regular salaries
from the government while on the
trip; that Powers swesrs he does
not know where the money 10
pay the expenses came from; that
he merely knows that he received notice
from the cashier OF the First National
Bank of New York that 5000 had been
placed at his Powers credit, which he
drew and used in paying the expenses OF
the Commission, and that the missing
link will be supplied by the statement
from the bank as to who placed the $1,000
in Powers credit
In padding out this story it is men
toned rs significant fact that the First
National Bank is the agent OF the Treas
Try Department for European bonds and
Syndicate transactions, and it is conclud-
ed that rs Sherman sent in an estimate
for p deficiency to meet this amount, he
mus. have been guilty of dIverting the
Syndicate money, and wanted Congress
70 make it good. The item was at MIR.
Glover's Insligation, omitted from the bill
by the House Committee on Appropria-
tiOns
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The Congress of the Powers.

LONDON, June l2.-The Duke oil
Cambridge LETT London en- rouLe Tor
Malta.
A Vienna correspondent says that the
various governments have sgreed that
the discussions in the congress shall be
secret, but committee will be appointed
TO select what portion otthe deliberations
it is desired to publi.h. The confidence
both in St. Petersburg and Berhnin the
successful issue Of the congress is reported
so deep as to almost exclude doubt.
Count Schouvaloti's policy is triumphant
at st. Petersburg and his antagonists are
silenced, but the situation at Constsn-
tinople still continues a cause OF uneas!-
ness.
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peatnor william cullen gryart

NEW YORK, June l2-Wilism Cul-
len Bryant died at 5:45 this morning.
At2 o'clock this morning he experienced
8 sudden change for the worse, and his
breathing became heavy and steDtcrous.
His daughter and grand daughter, Miss
Goodman, John II. Grshsu, and the
doctors were summoned, and remained
with him till he died, which was soon
sitter o'clock. -Four days sgo one side
of the body was parslyzed, and late last
evening the other side was similarly
stricken, and vitality was alone apparent
in his head. The remains now repose in
in the library. The features look won
derlully life-like, and wesr q tranquil
and peaceful appearance. Mr.. Bryant
will be buried in Roslyn, L. l., beside
his wife, ss was his wish. His brother Is
expected from Illinois this evening.
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The Pope's Health.

ROME, June 12.-The BeerSogLieTe,
8 liberal newspaper, stated yesterday that
the Pope had had Protectoril fsinting
it
The Obseruatsre RoDaso officially states
that the Pope's health Is excellent.
The Unto CdthoLied conlrsdictS there
port that the Pope contenplste8 goiD g
to the country. The weather in Rons
is excessively hot.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
BUNC0MBE SPEECHES FOR HOME
CONSUMPTION.
Wood Proposes TO Make Another
Effort 10 Pass His Tariff Bill
The Matthews Commit
tee Ready for work.
sundry Appropriations OF Civils
Nature-Cbeap BuncOm5e.


WASHINGTON, June y.
At the present rate it will require all
OF next week for the House TO get through
with the Sundry Civil Appropriation
bill. Nearly every item of the bill is
baing sntagonizsd by amendments and
time is being wasted by cheap buncombe
speeches for home consumption. Mem
bers persist in Offering amendments
which they know the House will reject,
for no other purpose than 10 get in q
speech, more or less relevant to the SUBJ
ject under consideration. Many Of the
speeches have no relation whatever to
the subject, but the House stands the af-
fiction because there are few members
who are not tarred with the same stick.
The bill could easily be finished to-mor
row, but the prospect is not promising.
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The Matthews Committee.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The select
Senate Committee appointed under
Mr.. Matthews resolution, decided TO
commence the investigation tomorrow.
The sessions will be open to the reporters
OF the Associated Press only. james +.
Anderson and ex-Congressman Dsrrsll
were subpenaed to appear tomorrow.
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Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON, June l2-The Sen etc
IN executive session confirmed John q.
Fremont Governor of Arizona; Crswley
p. Dake, of Michigan, U. 5, Marshal OF
Arizona; Henry q. Marston, of Illinois,
United States Consul at Port Louis, and
Jonn S. Witcher, of West Virgins,
Pension Agent at Washington, d. &.
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"GoT nothing 70 do?" snsrled old hr.
Thistle waite to poor hungry tramp who
applied for food. "Got no money!
Cant get sny work? Why don't you 90
West and rob Union Pacific sleeping
car? No work." And the CID man
snorted in wrath ss be thought how fool
ish il was for q man 70 lie around these
times aud say he had nothing 70 do
Hatrksye.
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THERE hasn't been Western town
upset by tornado, or rent IN twain By 8
cyclone for wbo.e day. Go West, young
man, 90 Wet, and blow up with the
country.-OI City Derrick.
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ITis no wonder that SO many mothers
praise DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. We heard
one of our best physicians pronounce 1t
to be the only safe remedy for children.
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PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, June l2.-Cotton- Firm
at llt@llsc. Flour Dull and un-
changed; receipts l06O0 barrels. Ryo
Flour-Stesdy al 50 O0(93 40 Corn Meal
In fair demand At 81 lh(92 90 Wheat
In moderate demand; receipts 5000
bushels; ungraded spring 81 O5Ggl II;
No. spring 81 10; Ne. 2 Chicago spring
81 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l0tGyl IL;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 IA; No. 3 red win
tor 81 Of; No. 2 DO 81 l6 No. do 81 10;
No. white 81 23@l "a; extra 81 2S; No.
2 North western, seller June, 81 l0tGB
Ill. Barley and MAlt-Nominal. Corn
Demand active; receipts 10000 bush
els; ungrsded 4l!@451; steamer 4l49
43ici No..2 44i@i6ic; KansS i6@46Ic.
Rye-Flrm at 64966ic. Oats Firm
and unchanged; receipts $4,000 bushels.
Hsy-ShiPpIng At 4j@56c. Hops-Quiet,
firm and unchanged. CoGee-Steady
and unchanged. Sugar and Molasses-
Dull Snd unchanged. Rice-Stesdy and
in isir demand. Petroleum-Quiet but
steady; refined llic; crude 74c. Tallow
Quiet and weak. Rosen-Quiot and
unchanged. Turpentine-Stesdy at 30ic
Eggs-Stesdyi western lst@l6c. Mes.
Pork-At $40 0O@l0 25. Beef-Dull.
Lard-PIime steam 81 az %. Butter
and CheesN-Firm and unchanged.
Whgky-Firmer at 81 08i. Metals
Steady and unchanged.
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OyE hundred and ffty-six new cases
of twins have occurred in Ohio within 8
yesr.-N. !. Star.
DID you reckon in Matthews az Sher-
man? Cincinnati Enquirer.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY rELEGR RAPH.
Gold Closed as IOI - Government.
Firm - Flour Dull and Tn
changed-wheat in Mod
crate Demand-Hoys
Dull and Lower
FINANCE.

NEW IoRK, June l2.-Money-
Closed easy at 2!9S per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S94l per cent.
Customs receipts $4,000. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed 10000. Clear
ings 81 100000. Sterling, long 4s4i;
short 4S6i.
GOLD-Firm st lOl. Carrying rates
sal per cent. 10 fst.
SILvER-At London 53t pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7i greenbscss;
ll6t gold; SILVER coin i(9lt per cent dis
count.
GsvERSMENTs-Firm
United states os OF 1851. coupons
Five-twen ties, (lSoSl
Flve-tweuties, lS67l
E1Ve-twenties, Ilsos)
New Four-and ON ........lu}a
NeW ~.
-
Ien-Forty Coupons......... ...-............-lU1.
currency SlGe- --...... ........--..IIs
RAILROAD Internationally weak.
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKs-Wesk and lower, the DO.
cline ranging from / to 2 per cent. dis
count. The depression WAS brought
about by vague rumors on tho Stock
Exchange sbout the impending strikes
and riots and the and the ann ouncement
OF the disruption o: the East bound poo!
arrangement, which, il is believed, viii
result in cutting the rates in all direc-
tions. The transactions aggregated lSO-
600 shares, Of which $4,000 were Erie,
$1,000 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern
common, 1000 preferred, 1900 Rock
Island, 600 st. Paul common, 1000 pre-.
lerred, 5000 Pittsburgh, 10000 Delaware,
Lackawsnns aud Western, 1000 Della
ware and Hudson, 5000 Michigan Cen
tral, 5000 Ohios, and 1900 Western
Union.
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PtttsbaFgb.

PrrrsBuRsB, June II. - Petroleum.
Quiet: crude 81 S2t at Parker's for i'm.
med ate shipment; refined 81 lltc for
phllaleIpbia delivery.
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MILWAUKEE,, June l2.-Klour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whsat-QGiet; opened
and declined &c. closed steady; No. !
Milwaukee hard 81 03i; No. hil~su.
kse 81 OIL; No. 2 95ic; seller June
98tc; seller July 96sc; seller August
9OiG No. 9 sstc. Corn-E.ier; No. 2
3G.c; new s3t@24c. Oss-Scarce and
arln; No. 2Stc. Bys-Scsrce; Nc. !
6Sc Bsrley-Scsrce ard arm; No. 2
spring &C. Provi.ions-QuIet and essisr.
Pork-Quist at - 62i cash and seller
July. 1 vi Prime steam 80 G2i.
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NEW OELEAss, June Coffee
Dull; Bio carg 'es, ordinary 10 prime,
l4i9l7ie, COLA. Sugsr-Quist; interior
10 good common 6(a6iG common TO
good common 6ia7i5 yellow clarified
s5(dSsc. Molssses and In iair
demand; common 2oCS23c; isir 2692Sc.
Rice-Scsrcs ard srm; Louisians ordi.
nary 70 choice 6[97c.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, June l2-Whsat Dali,
weak and lower; amber Michigan spot
81 O6; seller July 81 OIL ssk"d; seller
August held a. 81 90. s5c bid; No. 2rd
Eiptsr spot held 81 81 w, 81 OIL bid; sell
Ter July 98tc; No red 93c s.ked; No.
2 Dayton and Michigan red 81 02. Corn
Dull; high mixed ?9!c; No. 2 spot
39c; seller July 39iG No. z white 40ic;
rejected 2sc; damaged 32ir. Ost-
Dull; No. 2 25c; No. 2 ~Lits pic;
Michigan 25c.
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CHICAGO, June l2-Flour - Steady
and unchanged. Wheat - Dull and
prices q shade lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring Ole cash; 97t@97ic seller June;
93s(993i ic seller July; esc seller August
No. 3, S8tc. Corn-Dull and price,
shade lower At SGtc cash; 36ic seller
July; 34ic seller August; rejected 32tc.
Osts-Flrmsr At 23:c cash; 23ic seller
July; 6Sc bid seller huug,t rejected l8r.
Rye-Firmer at 63c. Barley--Stesdy
and unchanged at iStA Pork-Un,sttled
but generally lower; opened weak and
lower and closed Hrm at outside prices NJ
t8 60 cash; - G5(a,S 67i seller July;
50 S2i seller August - 971(9s 90 seller
September; sales at IS 5OC9,s IS. Lard
Unsettled but generally lower At 80 90
QG 62t cash; 50 IA seller July; 81 77i
seller August; $6 57t seller September.
Bulk Meats--Dull and prices sha1s
lower shoulders &c, short rib II; short
clear 6tc. Alcohol - At 331c bid.
Whisky-Stesdy aud unchanged.
The sun., 1878-09-22
A Four. child Preacher.

There Is now in Louisville little negro girl
who durs nos Nnuw her 'tisr- who can c accurately
alu = any la--1-e ln thr B.ile A. ino age 90 nine
non'hs ste could nlb. and would frequently tell her
mother whtt h'r t'eh ui uravtu was A. slt -rrW older
she woud 80 tor hour, ani eNpauae the beauties and
surrs of the other world IAe ol tplUrtd tD4As would
ust, 70 o. ltr stAIuss fur hours
Al the ui three wears she began % lecture on
heaven. It's wonders. or Gu and His omnipohnt power
She ha- lecturvi ln many places ami has created
urOre every lace she has vet VISITED The prodsy lee
turtd ~ the lNrN street eortd church Yesterday after
n1un and al night spoke e. large crowd al the Grc.n
street cporei church Her speech was good, aud her
delivery impressive.
reporter the cA.r I1nrnai interrogated her last
m.lt How oi are Nnuf Ar asked
night
Where were You horni"
Wa' born ~ i.iyerpooi Ensani-'crossde Atlantic
How lOrg since you fr.t tie luwar within NNu''
60 don't NuuM l~e always fcIf tA~ power Of God
hat iu YOU tax about when Non speak 10 n crnwi''
81 tak about jesus. about heavenly THINKS. alout how
Jesus tgd aui wa, crucintd now he rose asan three
DAYS and ,iiietll 'n tie risht hand oi God.
q" No .lr. don't know my 4 C's yet"
Size then went un IN rhuturOus strain about things
biblical and shntual. completely noupluslns the
porter
She accompanied hy two colorci men They talked
m an enthusiastic manner about her She said IN her
conversation that she believed IA two knis of hapusms
She spoke ~ the ilnrr,nt moe. of salvation. how
reach Farade how 10 hc converted from bad man g.
.. 0hr, ofc. Her sayings were entirely original and
were not SPOKEN ina hc.itaung voice, but quek,
ktcu, anu luitlilc manner