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To-day in Congress.

Several bills were introduced and referred
among which was one by Mr. Johnston, of Vir.
ginia, amendatory and supplementary to an act to
incorporate the Texas Pacific Railroad Company,
At the request OF Mr.. Edmunds the bill was read
at length
Mr.. Edmunds said the bill granted large DOW
ers and besides provided for subsidies which he
believed were against the principles Of the Demo
cratic party. He hoped at all events, that the
Committee would consider the case very carefully,
What he objected to espec ally was thot the bin
seemed to interfere with the rights oil States to
build their own railroads.
During discussion upon reopening the Spof-
ford case, the regular order Yellow Fever Bill,
was called, and Mr. Morgan took the floor
against it.
Mr. Garland followed in favor of the bill, 1t
was informally agreed that vote should be taken
on Monday. At2;5o the Senate adjourned to Mon
day
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Baseball.

The League season opened yesterday in
Cincinnati Chicago, Buffalo and Cleveland
and the Cincinnatis was one of the clubs
that pulled through. The Troy Club
played very good game, and, as before
stated by us, proved strong team. The
following is the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-02
New York Stock Report

The following shows the range Of qu0tations
and the amount of sales today at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterrett d Ca
Is West Third street:
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DEMOCRATIC cAUCrs TO-DAY.

caucus of Democratic Representatives
was called for to-day at 12 o'clock. A few
minutes before u the hall of the House was
cleared OF all except Democratic members,
and at that time there was not a very large
attendance. The object of the caucus is
to receive report of the Special Caucus
Committee of the Senate and House.
The Democratic caucus is still in session
at 2:30. The few members who have come
out decline to talk about the proceedings,
say ing that an unusually strong resolution
OF secrecy has been adopted.
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the girl fished up the child, and, pulling it
into the bucket with her, both were drawn
out by the mother. The child was but
slightly hurt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-02

ANOtCDS
Brace up, Burke.
Game called at 3p. nj.
Big picnic at Cleveland yes erday.
Consolation for Cleveland-The season is
young yet.
The Buffalo Club was the only one white
washed yesterday.
The Stars play match game on their
new grounds Sunday with the Shamrocks.
Hines has been changed from center to
right field in the Providence Club.
o. Rourke will probably take center
The Clipper this week contains picture
of Ross Barnes, winner of the second base
man medal. The likeness does not hatter
him very much.
The Cincinnatis, Bostons and Chicagos
are the favortes again to-day in the combi-
nation pools Lightning very seldom strikes
| twice in the same place.
The Troys and Reds play another game
| this afternoon at the Ball Park. The same
| Clubs play again tomorrow. Trains leave
| the Plum-Street Depot at ., 2:30 and 3:15
p. m.
The following League games will be
played to-day: Cincinnatis vs. Troys, at
Cincinnati; Chicagos VS.. Syracuse, at Chi
cago Buffalos vs. Bostons, at Buffalo
Cleveland vs. Providence, at Cleveland.
Charles Kahn, Jun, has sold the bay
gelding known as Sid A. Kent to r. G..
Wheeler, for Jacob Knauber, pork.packer,
who Intends driving him double with the
famous horse Dick Wright price, $1,000.
The Turf.
THE STARTERS TO-DAY.
Special to the Star.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 2.-This is the
last day Of the spring meeting. Yesterdays
races were won by Marchioness, Matagorda
and Edna B.
This afternoon three races come off. The
first will be selling purse of 5000 for all
ages, dash of one mile and quarter The
| starters, with weights, are: Bourk, 80
pounds; Henry Ovens entry, los pounds;
Wiley's Pat. Maloy colt, 81 pounds Won
der 70 pounds; Egypt, 1os pounds; Stella,
"a pounds.
Second race-Association purse of $780,
$50 to second; dash of two miles, the win
ner of the cup at this meeting to be exclud.
ed. Four horses will start. They are Omega,
Essilah, Jim Bell and Davis entry.
lnIu Iace-Ildiiulcdp purse Oh 3ZoV, nile
heats. There will be nine starters: Sallie
Polk, 107 pounds; Babee S5 pounds; Mata-
gorda, 10 pounds; Tolema, 90 pounds;
Alpha IS pounds; Charley Bush, 100
pounds; Tennesseean, so pounds Bill Dillon,
Ito pounds; Silver Maid, 81 pounds
THE BETTING IN ENGLAND.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, May 2.-Lord Falmouth chest
nut colt, Chariber the winner of the 1000
guinea stakes Wednesday, is now favorite
for the race for Derby stakes, which will
take place at EPSON summer meeting, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, at to 1 against
him. The betting now against Mr.. Loril-
lars's American horse, Parole" for the
race foi' the Chester Trades Cup, which will
be run on Wednesday. the 7th inst, is to
/. Lord ShatlanG's four-year-old bay colt,
"Flotsam," is quoted at j to against him.
NEWMARKET RACE TO-DAY.
LONDON, May 2.-The race for one tiaccn-
sand guineas stakes, for three-year olds, was
run at Newmarket to-day over the Rowley
course, and won by "Wheel OF Fortune
with Abbay second, and Reconciliation
third.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
CUSTODIAN OF BUGS.

National Associated Press to the Star
WAsHINGToN, May 2.-Prof. J. II. Com.
stock, OF Wisconsin, Professor of Entomolo.
gy at Cornell University, resigns that posi-.
ton to accept that of Entomologist of the
Department of Agriculture and has entered
upnn biS Jut;oo
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EoR SALE-STANDARD PAINTs-Reaiy for
l. use. Warranted not to crack, corrode or chip
on r HANNAH q CO., 1T, l7s, 1Sl East
feari street. ap30-3tS
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-GOOD ROUTE - On this paper.
Il Call at this Office at o'clock. my2-3t
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
The Cairo Prices Current.

MuNDAY EVENING, November "a, 1879.
The weather has moderated little but
j, still cold enough for all branches Of the
general market.
The river to-day is "a feet !! inches above
low water ut this point and Is rccccding
Slowly
Business, for some reason, is little quiet
to-day. Spectators are out Of the market
and orders came in slowly.
FLoUR-Thcre is very little movement
The market continues firm, but holder,
would have to make concessions to cfcc,
large sales.
HAT-The demand is limited and re.
c.ip,, on.y moderate Prices rule steady
and unchanged.
CORN-Rcccipts continue very light
and are taken on arrival, leaving no surplus
on the market.
OATS-TAe market rules steady and
firm, Receipts ary ample for the demand.
NEAL-Ea,Icr. The demand is small
and price, are ,5wcr.
BRAN-Steaiy and firm atquotations.
BuTTER-Choicc finds ready sale at
outside quotations. Not enough arrives to
supply tie demand.
EGGs- Quoted at 20 cents today. but
thar seem. to be IN outside figure Re-
caipts are 81. taken on arrival.
CHICKENs-Tho market is over.
stocked and very dull. The inquiry is
mostyto dressed poultry.
TURKEYS Choice would find ready
sale a''o0 dollars per dozen. but there
.-naac 10 market,
ApPLEs-Thc markets. steady and IN.
changed.
PJTAIOE>-P.eDty and dull
JNi0NH-s;,ody and in demand at
quotations.
ciDER-Inf a,rdamandat$G 5O@$; 90
per Db.
ToHAcoo-A few scattering hhds. still
come IN aaj are sold at prices as quoted.
HoGS-'fhc favorable weather has ere.
aiod a boom among packers here, and
both dressed and live hogs find ready sale.
The packing house of IIinkc and Moore
alone 're using an average of three hun
drcd hog. per day, Live hogs sell readily
at . i5G3c, whiio good dressed hogs
bring ~ = and ~ 90 per hundred.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

Smith wants to know what gooltlc new
French cable is goin. to be 70 people who
don't understand French.
my new songm Candid Friend with a new.
ccptible shuddeu. 20 lor, hona sn'"
,,,
- ! s"oulo put on green glasses ana
g 1 'il' c!asS would mot he deceived IN
u " en- appearance: ""ei-no, don't
"''AN you "oui''
Human beings will hold prayer-mcehngs
al over the country next Thursday. Rcso-
luuons OF thanks, 50 TO speak, for tie
Dountcous good things Of the earth will be
passed
.Nov :. IL. r.,c,.r ~ ,rn ,4;.oo,...,,.
made olo,ior. srrnrno, e w..
omr,prnscrco Of tbc man win a ,nndlhc,. 70
lrayr tho Joor on,r = @n,, s ~, ~ ~
the successful applicant for brighter and a
warmer world.
TLo..,,l;oo. e.. ol,,r.,.....;....
,, nn,o.yn a,D wa, ,''' : q, az ''e'',
ani,,aIs rartia-,Io.In Nv I'o nc VI
rhara a,o pi ia,l V tE". UD1s, 7"ls u'"
,oir nSstor I i,,' " ,,'n .,'']- ''..''
r;4,naa,I,' ..r.,. ~, ieal''4''. .''n7
lerf" w ='' ''''' "''''' " " '''- my
\ New Yorker was robbed The other dav
of S2s,O9O in broad daylight. and he didn't
discover the THEFT until few hour, after
war; t ,oe oon N',oui" 'hc 10 see any one ron
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
IMPERIAL GRANUN.
IMPERIAL GRANUM..


e >HlYGtcr FCi !ENaids and the Aged An In
comparable h.iMeut FOR the Growth and proiec.
non of Infants and ChildrcR. 4 superior
Nurittrc in Confined Feycrs, and
Reliable hemadia Agent }, al Diseases of the
stomach and Iutr.tine-
'IHIs 'Uf.ly celebrated DEfErIC PREPARATION Is
i NJ composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from The WHITE WINTER FLINT WREAr CEREAL. n
.olld extract the iaycu;ieHo Of IN eminent Chcmj.t'
II h&s not only been highly recommended but Ger,
Tiled 10 by large number OF Chemists and physi-
cGns-fepfc-entin- very nigh degree of medical
sciencc--Hs The Safest Most Acceptable and RIeil
be Food for the Growth end Protection otlrfapt.
and Children, GAd for Mothers lacking Sn,tISian
NOurlslmeni Tor their offspring
NIKE those preparations made from animal or
vu0U' matter, winch are liable 20 stimulate The
bIalu ana }lrliatt tie digestive organs IL embraces
u u elem Gtary composition
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle That
which makes good Flesh and Blood That which il
easy Digestion cOus,ipa.ing That which i.
kndand friendly 20 the brain, and thatwhicL actsas
tai 10 Childhood. ''' .'1''
And while /; would be dif.calt 10 conceiyeof ory.
thlng III rood or Desert more creamy and delicious
or more nourishlL: and strengthening az an ali.
ment IN Ftycis Pulmonary Complaints, Dysuor,aig
ana General Debility, its HAEE MEplCTNAL ENCr,
LkNcE IN all INTESTINAL plsHa-Gs, csyeciallvin
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

\ WORD OF eooD,--Onc Of the most pop
uiar medicines now before the Ameigan
public, is Hop Bitt"rs You see j, every
where. People take it with good effect. il.
builds them up. Ii is not q, pleasant 10
the taste as some other Bttrrs as it is no, q
whisky drink 1t is more like the OH fash.
ionrd bone SET tea that ha, done n world oi
good. lryou don't feel wei just right'ry
Hop Biscrs NundO News,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

! had severe attack ofchilIs and fever
! tried Quininc, Arsenic, and every remedy
that | could hear Of. Giles Pills and Lini-
ment made complete cure of me. Mr.. Beck
with, dentist, % East Forty-frst street.
Giles pills cures piles. Sold by Barclay &
Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

TIE cIncrs.-Therc is nothing in which
tie youthful boy 50 much delights as the
circus but when he grows DID, and suffers
with racking cough, and breads the ap.
proGch Of Consumption, he takes Haliy
BaIsam as the only sure remedy for his Ills.
Sold by Barclay & Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTIF AMERICA.

14nty are Pronounced the Pianos Of the Future >
my Upright has more powerful tone tn ough-
out ~, w entire scale, "A Longer sust ,nah sinuluo
quality alishter and more responsive touch ana
greater durability aud ability for standing in tune
~ great superiority destins IL TO entirely super
GeHc nc Ordinary square piano in this country as n
lag already done in England
Hyc4i Mgndelssohn Upright Piano has the very
pest PArENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
A.IlEN made expressly for US in Paris. France.
our - '''' "'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

Tux kidneys are nature, sIuice.ways.
Kidncy-Won keeps them healthy and
active.
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Best and Finest in the World!

n m grand resulted strength. durability. rel
unity, and ability for standing in tune. volume
power, resonance, hrlliancs, sweetness. sympha
thehc ana singing qsaiity OF tone, eyenness
throughout the entire scale deiicacy and elasticity
oft7ucb and beauty ofinsh, the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

very PiaIo Fully Warranted for Five Years
We are now making all our Pianos entirely of
NULCANI2ED LUMBER

The grcae.tdlsc6ycry of the ages. Wood rem
dered impcrshabla, shrinking, checking or warn
Ing Impossible, and es incapable OF absorbing moi.
lure as Vulcanll"d rubber. The increased hard
sAce II tone truly wonderful The process Of yn
canning is done by machinery established at our
Factory, and we have the exclusive control Of the
patent for p!0na making which. together with orr
other patents and improvements including Matbu.
.neks Duplex Oyerstrung scale. render our pianos
IN every respec the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
sales and Quotations.

N"l E.-Ihe rutce here given arc for sales from
tre' hands In round lots, An advance IL
CHARGED tor broken lotsm filling ORDERS
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR Pad g. 60; luclpleut diseases, Ar,t
stages Chlil- and Fever, pJr.
SPECIAL lAD-s3 o., Chronic Liver ana S,pW.
ach Disorder, aud Malaria
SPLEEN BELT s. ~; Enlarged Spleen aud
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-sl 70; Preventative and cure Of
Cholera uimtJm aud summer
Complaints.
AuNiliurics for Nervous
PUDY PLSSTERS-iOc Gud CirculatNc TrDub.
les throwing OF on.
FOOT pair 5Oc srrucuuus and romOy
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds, sick
ABSORPTION SALT"l bcOGachs, uumbne.s Of
boz 2ic; tboXes, Sl2t extrcm.ues, etc
For further information ~ 10 diseases reached by
the rbd ana its AUXiliSries, consult our pamphlet
Addrcts,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

Cosr on TIE KNOW Ilow."-There was
much gnmption cvinced by that particular
darhey whose master was Il surgeon, who
had performed on another darkey an opera
ton requiring high degree of skill This
latter darkey was wel-to.do, and the sur
geon charged him twenty-five dollars for
the operation Meeting the doctors sery-
ant attcrward, this dialogue occurred:
Dat WAS mighty steep charge of the
doctors for cutting on me tuddcr day"
How much did de boss charger"
"WclI, julius he charge me- twenty-five
dollars"
SEQ long, niggah, dat ain'tmuch charge"
"Wcll, he wasn't more dan three or four
minutes don' it, and think five dollars
was all he oughtor took
"Look.a-heah, Sam; you don't un'stau
bout dat ting, You see de boss have to
spend great many year larniu' how to use
dat knife, an it cost him heaps o. money.
Now de fact am dat he only charge you five
dollars for de operation de tuddcr twenty
he charge for de know how
That's 1.-THE time and money to learn
the know bow,
y monument having been proposed for
our old friend Adam, the New Haven Reg
lister suggests m epitaph:
Erected
10 the
Memory Of
ADAM,
The Grand Father
of
The Human Race.
Iieroo On Creations morning and fell
before Eve.
60 sh1u and do likewise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
On 80 DAYS Trial.

We will send our ELEciru.y oLr,'c BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 10 days 10 those
suffering rom Nervous Debility Rheumatism Par.
iysir or any diseases OF the LlNcr OF Kidneys and
many other diseases. \ cure cure guaranteed or no
pay. Address VOlac Belt Co., Mashall, Mich
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

II questioned, send ior our pamphlet. "Naiure's
Laws" giving extended info -wal.on aud lrst.nn.
ulsls from the ir-t people OF the country. Nsllru
free.
The remedies are sent by muL post pGld. on r..
chpt OF price except the salt which d, sent by ry
press al purchasers expense.
Consultation scc and solicited a' our oAic
by mail giving full description Of your casr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

Originally established in 1872, being among fhe
lew lew MAKES OF Pianos which have stood the tes Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
AND
Medicinal Absorptiye
BODY d FOOT PLASTERS
AND
ABSORPTION SALT
FOR
Medicated Foot Baths.

These remeui,s HbChare the sole cxponcL,s Of
the tnrr by Absorption are opposed 70 Dosing have
been proved The cheapest and Most Electual Rene
dy i4r 81 Diseases Arising from Malaria or d Gi.of
breed stomach or Liver, and It vel known fact
hat nearly all the diseases that ATTACK Jae Avmal
BODY can b. traced directly VI indirectly 10 there
organs.
IL is known ny actual experience that there isuo
disease that attacks the youth and adult on both sex
~ that can even De modified by the use of drug
bui that can De acted on In far more satisfactory
and permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVER
PAD co. : REMEDIES
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25
THE MENELSSOHN
JUBILEE ORGANS
Are the Best in the World.

at prices far below any hrst-cass make. An 8.
stop organ for only SG5, including all the greatest.
laless ana hest Improvements. possessing power.
BeautulI solo effects aud perfect stop action A'l
cases OF solid walnut in beautiful designs and ele.
CANT finish. All Pianos and Organs warranted for
I'VE NV. Years ana sent on fifteen days test trial
mailed free,
SHEET MUSIC half price. nollars worth At
one thFd oiprtee. Catalogue of /, so select pieces
sent on receipt of31. stamp. Address
MENDELSSOHN PIANO co,
81 East 18th Street n Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-25

NamberIess Cases, Finally Ac.
lonowledEed to be Beyond the
Reach OF Medicine, havo been saw.
ed under the Mild Action of'rhcse
Rcmedies Alone. ---------.----.-------....
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

any of tie organized societies He thought,
though, it was high time that colorsd men
should look forward to something more
than have drum beat and society banners
wave over the when they were dead, and
that now they should begin TO understand
that they were not living merely for them
selves, but to leave something behind them
for their children The road they were
travelling now was 100 years growing-;he
Few road proposed would make The trip
much shorter. ray ten years.
One of the main objects of "Pap" Sin
eleton's visit 10 the Globe Democrat othc,
was TO deny the assertion made by the
Democratic pres thst the negroes were
leaving the South for political purposes,
and at the iustigstion and by the aid OF
| the Republican party. To this Mr.. Single
| ton says:
I've don't leave the South on account OF
Political purposes, but to secure for our
; selves homes;eads and quiet friends where
We would not be awakened in the dead Of
night by the dread rap Of the messenger Of
death sna drsgged from our beds to De shot
or hung like dogs by the midnight admins.
rrstion. The Republican party had nc
/ hand 10 the NOV. nent, sione am the
party who i, responsible. | distributed
Roy circulars broadcast through the South
and made no secret of j.; | awakened tn,
people from their long nap, and brought
then to sense of their duty. And if
am to be called the whole Republican part.
| must be terrible man, and God ought Il
speed me on my journey from want to sue
cess"
"But DO you take the responsibility Of at
tracing all these poor destitute Immigrant
from the Sourh?' the reporter asked.
"Ye-, do" answered "Psp- at is jus
as we'll for them to die here ss thsre. IL i
better, in fact"
"Pap" then went on to say that the col
ored people were going to Kansas to be law
abiding men and good citizens, where the
would have free speech, free thought ant
aiors' rights.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

up the work during this month, so that as
the mid day heat inereasss next month
some leisure may be taken
Cows Snow that the cows are fully on
the pastures supply them regularly with
salt- Oae ounce day is sufficient, ard ii
will prevent possible Injurious Effects of the
fresh succu, ent food winch other Size might
appear 10 the form Of severe and dangerous
a. disorders OF the blood.
Wa hin SheeP-rhe practice of wash
ing sheep before shesring Is very disagree
able, and is unnecessary. Nothing is gain
ed in the price of the VIOLIN TACT, the
usual deduction made BY wool buyers for
unwsshsd wool leaves an advantage with
the seller. The practice ia dangerous to
health Of both men and sheep, and may
we'll be abolished.
Poultry-Youpg chicks will thrive best
when they are kept dry and clean, and
moved frequently to fresh ground. There
is no better place for a coop than the gar
den through which the chicks will wander
freely, picking up or driving off many in
secs. A bed of young cabbsges may be
kept clear of flea beetles. and other crops
may be preserved in similar manner, by a
few broods of chicks: Provide an abundance
of clean water, tight shelter overhead and ,
dry floor. There will rarely be gapes il
this plan is followed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
THE TRTTH FROM THE sOUTH

The Memphis Ar1lOnche does not sgres
with the Louisville COIria-Joirrnal as tc
the cause of the negro exodus. The Ina
l1neas says the incendiary teachings of the
Bourbon press and politicians have fur
nished the material now feeding the emf
grant movement, as they taught only bit
terness, and marked for social prescription
all who refused to submit without question
to their partisan guidance. As to perse,
cution and it, effect, the -iroldneke says:
The lsyless classes were but too ready to
begin the ds-tsrdly work of persecution
They found it a certain mems OF suppress
ing the ballot They insugursted reigus OF
terror, shot and killed where shooting and
killing became necessary, and 40 preyed on
the fears OF the unprotected blacks az to
practically disfranchiss them in every
locality where the bull-dozipg programme
was adopted. And the Bourbon presses and
publications, instead Of demanding protec.
ton for all classes under the laws, pro-
ponncei all oh srges falsehoods, and al lesst
indirectly encouraged the dastards to
further deeds of violence This is the truth,
and the truth should be told.