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LFNNs MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Tho Victim OF the Trunk Tragedy Identified
by her Relatives aud Friends.

BosToN. March l9-There is no longer any
doubt that the body Of tho girl now in the re-
ceiving tomb at Lynn has been identified. Her
name is Jennie Z. Clark. daughter Of n poor
widow living in Hyde Park. and she was born
in Milton on Feb. y. 1859. exactly twenty years
before her mangied corpse was found in tho
trunk in Saucus River. Her father died some
years ago. The family was extremely poor
and when the girl was nine years old they were
obliged TO take her from school and send her
out 10 work in families ms u servant Lat
terly she has worked in the family Of AN. Clark
whose business is that Of a tinsmith He is
perhnps 80 years oi age About the middle OF
January she went a. the house Of her uncle.
William NJ Clark Of Milton. and returned 10
IN" Adams House on Feb. II. saying that Mrs.
Adams wanted her to return, which TINT lady
now positively denies. On the l2'h she left Mrs.
know where she went. N6t nntii last wesS We
however. WAS she missed. Tor her uncle sup
POSED sAe was n Dozen sler and the Adams
MmilX say they Thought sio WIS ~ her uncle's.
Mr.. Clark, how 'y"r ctlrG ON Mr. Adams on
Thursday and not ilutlus her there. at once
began inquiries. H. A. rtntned that she was
mo'hcrs in hyue Park. His suspicious were
aroused. ant he .oumun"atrl them 70 Mr..
Aiams and 10 ON cr Copeland OF the Ninth
Police Prrrin 4. On Monday the three went 10
h,nn "iI w. wrd the ,r,,dy If thG GnH4rrh luSt
uelorc lhr lln'f.l Ih"N al declared lhe BODY
Mrs lru"sir .an 'uni of tho girl. and tho
latter made Wis ts ~ Manchester ovrry sumner
She idcntllrd tne hoaA, as ald also her ra,a-
uNrs IN Cambrl lsr and boston nud friends with
whom she WAS intimate. To-Day her mother
WAS taken 20 Lynn V "A Gto5e reporter and
WAS that of her daughter. SHE had ilrst learned
of the probable connection with the tragedy
last might from n'lshb1r she had
heard of the tragedy, hut Ind read moth
ing about il and knew nothing. Of the
fact. ahnd r4hnd very accurately all tAe pecu-
par marks on ,l' person oi thr dead woman
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY PHELPS.
Charges Preferred Against him Before Gov.
Robinson by Lawyer wilkes

ALBANY, March l0.-Charges against Dis
trict Attorney Phelps have been filed with Gov
Robinson. They are preferred by Geo. S.
Wilkes. lawyer doing business in Pine
street New York city. 1t is charged that
in case where 800 was deposited
with the District Attorney as bail security, aud
forfeited 10y the abs 'onding Of the accused pr
son. the money has not heen prid over 10 the
Comptroller, us Mr.. Wilkes assrris IT should
have been. Comptroller Kelly certiles that the
money has been paid to him.
District Attorney Phelps made vorbnl de-
nial OF the charges to-day before the Governor
He said that the person who was bailed never
appeared for trial. and that the money was
levied upon by the Sheriff under judgment
and paid over to him by the District Attorney.
under orders of the Court.
The Governor has not vet determined when
he will cite District Attorney Phelps hrfor. HIM
To formally answer the ouargrr. Ii j.. ayrrrri
ON the part ol the District Attorney mat the
charges are purely personal and made from
spite.
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STARKvILLE, Mss, MNrch l0.-Th0mas ]
Wond "a ,%eIrknown ATTORNEY, was MORALLY shot las
mer last weok using iusuung Language an tie pr,,
euce ui hla vile Glme- made public threats OI kiNmp
hacN ward Gimcr vas lyin- IA ambush iOr Wood t.
appear. The murderer hn- II d.
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PoTTsvILLE. Pa. March l9.-About O'Clock
ths afternoon an explosion occurred in the fottsvilir
Shalt Coery, oneraied by the Phudc pha and siding
Coal and Iron Company by which Louis Murray and
James Mul9ernan were instantly killed, and VIM Mur
ray severely and man named BoAs slightly injured
The explosion caused by the premature ignuon o
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The Plague AbatIng.

ST, PETERSBURG March l9.-Gen. Loris Nell
kor announces that quarantine at WetiAuka has bee
RAISED. The only remaining quarantine, at seATeuo
WILL be raised on the 2Sd instant
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Warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather,
light variable wlnis, mostly from southwest 10 soSH.
east. aud stationary, followed By falling barometer
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The recent strength in both the common
and preferred shares OF the Northern Pa.
ciac Railway Is attributed by the Philadel.
phia Record to scheme which has been
resolved into a proposition that will short
ly be presented to the stockholders Of the
company. Encouragement contenplates
the issue Of bonds upon the newly con.
structed portions Of the road, which will
not only be first lien on that, but will be
also 4 fiSt mortgage land grant bond on the
land grants belonging TO seven hundred
miles Of newroad. This, Il Is thought will
make bond that will be In itselfa fFst.class
security, commanding the favorable at.
tentlon Of capitalists; but every holder Of
one hundred shares Of either the preferred
or common stock Of the Northern Pacific
Railway who shall subscribe 10 these
bonds at par will receive from the com.
pany, In addition thereto, ten shares Of
preferred stock for each 1000 bond paid
for. The company held at the time OF
their last report ninety thousand shares Of
preferred stock, ont Of which the above al.
lotment TO subscribers TO the bond will be
Issued. Some jealous holders OF the pre-.
ferred prognosticate its advance TO so In
short time.
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Hadlty, february %, 1870.
Combination OF New York Companies 10
Put Rates ON Fire RlakR.

Combination OF New York Companies 10
Put Rates ON Fire Risks.
From the New York Tribune.
The tlre-iRsurance managers met yes,er.
day and adopted the report of the special
committee, of which Nicholas c. Miller
was Chairman, for the organization Of the
New York Tariff Association. There were
seventy companies represented, all Of
which voted in favor of the proposed or.
ganization. The plan sets forth the objects
OF the Association TO be 10 secure uniform
rates ofpremium and to establish rules for
the o. better. government Of the business.
The Association will be based upon the
honor and integrity Of its members; the &C.
tual withdrawal Of any member to re-
lease all other members from their
obligation. The companies agree 10
charge and obtain the rates 10
be fixed by the association and BY local
boards or by associations throughout the
United States at points where they have
no agents. Rebates will be abolished, and
no commissions or other emoluments will
be allowed to brokers. Agents may be
appointed under a commission To solicit
business, and they shall not be permitted
TO allow rebates out Of their commissions
or salaries to the assured in any form,
Such agents will not be permitted to place
insurance with any company outside Of
the tariff association without written con.
sent. Agents may be paid commission
OF 10 per cent only, and to any other per-
son, except the assured or his employe, a
brokerage Of per cent on each premium
may be allowed.
The association will elect company
agents, and violation Of the rules will sub.
ject them to cancellation Of commissions,
AL special agents, or persons other than
managers and those previously referred
TO, will be employed at regular salary
only. Any violation or error in naming
rates by which less than tariff charges are
made will cause the forfeiture OF an
amount equal TO the correct premium on
the sum insured, and violation OF the
rates on rebate, commission or brokerage
will entail penalty Of 500. A meeting
will be held on Thursday for executive
officers to sign the articles Of organization.
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BELMONT COUNTY NEWS.

st. Clainville Chronicle.
ORDERS for over $50, 900 were drawn. on
the County Treasurer by the. Auditor on
Tuesday, in favor OF township and school
treasurerS.
TnE SHOWS Of the winter have afforded
great protection TO the growing wheat
crops, and unless something hereafter in.
lerferes we will have another good yield.
A GAY party of Martins Ferry's most
handsome bellies and most gallant gentle.
men, thirteen pairs in all, took in St,
Clairsville on their farewell sleigh ride OF
the season, OH Friday night. They RECALLED
themselves with an elegant supper at the
National, and. made things lively gener.
ally around that well known hostelry un.
Ill an early hour in the morning.
TREASURER EAroS settled with the State
Treasurer last week, paying into the treas.
ury $33,22s 90, and drawing thereirom
SlS,74l OF. Included in the payment 10
the State is Sll, l43 SO. State School fund
collected in this county, Sl2,2S425 was
returned to him, over $1,000 more than
was collected and paid in, for the support
Of the common schools in the county.
THE great surplus OF grain and hay that
remained unused last winter among the
farmers, will be pretty well cleaned up
by the time spring fairly opens. This has
been one OF those old.fashioned winters
that kept the farmer and his boys pack
ing and hauling feed almost continually,
and they boast the satisfaction OF seeing
all kinds OF feed and roughness handsome.
y wiped ont,
A4.the churches In Mt. Pleasant have
been holdinga series ofmeetingsan report
extensive revivals. The Guernsey Friends
have conducted meetings for the past tive
weeks, and great interest has been awaken
ed in that community. One old Friend be-
came so interested that he forgot himself
or rather forgot his iamily-he walked
several miles, leaving wife, children and
sled at church.
VIZ are disposed TO believe that the re.
port that Congress has made free road OF
that part Of the National Road passing
through Ohio, Is mistake. A number Of
years ago the road was coded to the States
through which II passes, under certain
conditions, and SINCE then up TO within
thlee or four years ago, the road In Ohio
was under the control Of the State-aiteI
which It was placed under the control Of
counties through which II runs. We are
Of the opinion that Its status has not been
changed.
THE subject Of Pike Roads and Child.
ren's Home are engrossing the attention
Of large portion Of the citizens Of Jetfer
son county. II the experience Of Bel
adamized roads Is Of any benefit 70 ou
neighbors in Jefferson, We will whisper Il
them that there Is a fine opportunity 70
the county getting badly swindled In thei
cons ructfon, unless the greatest vigilanc
Is exercised by those having charge Q
. making contracts and Of passing upon an
Z accepting the completed work,
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Misrepresentation Conserving west viz.
glnIa'a Debt.


Misrepresentation Conserving west viz
ginia's Debt.
To The ElltOr OfthO Springfield Republican.
wish you would print the following
statement TO correct the rumos that West
Virginia repudiates her share Of the pub.
lie debt Of Virginia: West Virginia has
no public debt, never issued any cetia.
cate or bonds, and never assumed any
part Of the debt Of Virginia. But she has
done all that her dignity and selt.respect
would permit TO ascertain what her share
oil the Virginia debt Is, but could never
get o settlement OF any kind with her
petulant old mother. In 1859 the Leg.
lslature oil West Virginia authorized
the appointment OF commissioners TO visit
Richmond and confer with the State Gov.
eminent for the purpose Of leading 10 n
satisfactory adjustment and apportion.
ment Of the public debt. so that the dauSh.
ter Of the Old Dominion should know
what her share OF that debt would be.
The Commission consisted OF some of the
best men In the State, but they were
treated with slight and contempt, and re.
tsa'"SN uhN lVpVItGu hCGutulHRIys NO &C.
ton was taken by the Legislature, except
70 place the report upon record, One Of
the Commissioners, J. NJ. Bennett, was An.
ditor OF Virginia before the war, and quite
familiar with the details Of the financial
Affairs OF the State up TO 1859, and nc.
quainted with the leading men OF the
state, but for some reason never made pub-
lie the West Virginia representatives were
treated with marked discourtesy by The
State officials, and could not commence
negotiations on any terms. Since then.
Cows. Jacob and Mathews have In their
messages called the attention Of the Leg.
islatufes to the unsettled condition Of the
matter, but recommended nothing, and
nothing has been done, because Il an.
peared that the State government had
done all that could be reasonably reouireI
and could only wait till Virginia should
make some advance.
occasionally hear that .'West virginia
certificates" are selling in Baltimore FOR
i've cents on the dollar, or five cents on
the 500, do not remember which, and
don't think It makes any difference. n
suppose 1t is the private speculation Of
some hopeful dreamer. know West
Virginia never issued any paper, and
never authorized the issue Of any kind,
Hadlty, February %, 1870. " We
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying a full line Of sizes and styles Of
DESNlsoSs SHIPPING TAGS, we can
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business in
this manner. :
All orders by mail promptly attended 10.
Estimates furnished and all desired Iniorma.
ton given.
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Book Binding.

In connection with our establishment is the
Book Binding and Blank Book mandatory
Of Mills, Fpw & Co., one OF the finest in
the State, being thoroughly fitted through.
out with ruling machinery, presses, paper.
cutters, numbering and paging machines,
We can now turn out every description Of
binding and ruling in the best style Of work.
manship, and with utmost promptness.
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THE BEST MACHINERY.
Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment If fancy type,
together with our improved job pr sses, gives
us unsurpassed facilities for I rint'ng business
cards, circulars, letter heals. bill heads,
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment of wood type
In the State and the best cylinder presses we
can execute, at the shortest notice any style
or size Of Poster, Programme, Hand.bill or
DOdger that may be desired,
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THE LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, February 81.
SENATE.

THUsDAr, February %.
SENATE.
The Senate was opened at 10 A. NJ. with
prayer by Rev. S. b. Barnitz, OF the Eng.
Luth. Church.
The reading OF the Journal was dlspens.
ed with on motion OF Mr.. Newton.
The following bills were read the third
time and passed with their titles:
Senate billNo. 100, bill 10 amend and
re'enact section 90, OF chapter 104, OF the
acts Of 1928, in relation to keeping in re.
pair county roads and bridges.
Be i enacted by The legislature of IPcd w.
ginid:
That section 50, Of chapter 1914, Of the
acts OF 1928, be amended and re.enacted
so as TO read as follows:
SECTION l. Every railroad company her 2
tofore or hereafter incorporated which has,
by the building OF their road or otherwise
obstruCted, or shall hereafter obstruct any
public road, shall Immediately put the
road 80 obstructed in as good condition at
every such crossing Of said road as 1t was
before such obstruction, and on the fail.
ure OF such company to do so or to keep
open and in good repair any ditch made
by II or for the benefit OF such railroad,
the said company shall be deemed guilty
OF misdemeanor and be fined not OK.
ceeding one hundred dollars.
Also Senate bill No. l40, a bill TO repeal
section 8, chapter 81, OF the acts OF 1929
Also Senate bill No. 1856, a bill to create
o County Court and q Board OF Commits
sioners for the county OF Wood, under the
S4th section Of the sth article OF the Con-
stitution.
Senate bill No. 100, to amend and re-
enact sections 10 and II OF chapter 81 of
the Code in relation to gaming and lot.
teries. Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Stout presented the petition of. p.
Tracewell and Others OF Wood county,
asking amendment Of section 81, chapter
81, Of the Acts OF 1875, as relates to incor-
porated companies having branches In
other districts. Referred to Finance Com
mittee.
The Senate then took up and passed
House bill No. s, n bill to amend and re-
enact section 30 OF chapter II, OF the Acts
OF 1877, and relating to the duties OF teach
ers OF the public schools.
Senate bill No. So, imposing tax and
prescribing the mode OF collecting the
same, on the privilege of selling wine, ar.
dent spirits or malt liquors within the
limits Of this State.
Pending action on this bill the Senate
on motion OF Mr.. Baxter, took recess un.
til 2:30P:M.
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6subeaviHs Accommodation RoIi.I-- :. :.
M hndseport 800 p. m; arrives al StsubSn VIA S'
~, en ieaTes steubcnyille At s. 10 a. m: BrJvss
TssiSS. IN nj arrives a Bsllaire Il SSS a IN.
In lie ES,t I'D -. Eneek, o all principal polnn
otaos in Bridgeport 'N !" 'Os Ticket
o. FIR MYERS,
"ensal Passenger and 1ickat AGENT.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts of type, nnsing in size
from Nonparei to Plea, the most perfect book
press and well appointed bindery, we have
facilities for this special class OF work possessed
By few offices in the West.
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts oinew type and ins
book pres, we can print briefs IN a much
shorter time than Is required In offices with
less ample facilities,
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description Of blank
book, from memorandum to a blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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Nothing Of importance was transacted
in the Senate in the afternoon session.
Several bills were amended, and several
bills Of local character passed and their
passage communicated to the House.
Adioufned..
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Trains leaving Columbus at 40 p. n. and sSO ~.
5un daily. Through Chicago express IeayeS CoIumbns
except sunday, At $40 ?. NJ, with Gleeping an
snuAehed, arriving In Chicago at 7S0 uext moTnInv
stas S Ssn q secured In advance At Union DepSt
- tGiinans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Chr,
through Without change from Steben Vile Snd EoITn.
poa !" Cincinnati, LoulaVllle, indianapolis and 81
For through Tickets, Bagyage ChSeks sleepInv n,
accommodation, and any further InfoTInatIoh In,jS
y 9. STs, ~. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent Il fSa
TsSa, ~ 2sot loot Of Eleventh street, or At CITY
ueAstoneeI under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
g. n. FELTON,, IA, VI
". L. o'pRIEN, "a
mai. ssnl PaIl. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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lhese magnificent heam,ra are among ne Stroueet
AEest aad fastest IN the Atlantic, and nave sSsSS
moIefn I'M ToIenent, Including hot and Qua wStsr
saloons, bath and smoking rooms baTbef Ison. ~ ~
rot 3tes o. passage and other lnlofniiti1 ami IN
JOHN 9; DALE, AgepL d Rfosd Nav. Et,Y W
w ni 70 J9HH ,hAlLlE uliOl T. Y. 0Aes; THos
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iSoo Fries. SIl2, 100
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81
"a Tickets, $50. IS Tickeis' 800.
Remit by Postoiiee Money Order. registered letter
bank draft or express Full list al drawing nubshed
In Louisville Couner-JOurnAl and New York Iepld,
and mailed 10 all ticket holders For tickets and in.
formation Addres. COMMONWEALTH DISTRIRU.
TON CO., or T J. COMMERFORD, SecretaTy' ConT.
ler.Journal Building, Louisville, Ky. feS-Ws4T
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLANS
b AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH iIth.
lSTg-lO5th Monthly Drawing,
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liua,.eial.
RANK OF THE OHIO vALLEY. :

FiEsr NATIONAL BANK OF wHrrIIHo.
Capital. eaSo. OOO.
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st. Clainville Chronicle.
0nDERs for over $50, 900 were drawn. OH
the County Treasurer by the. Auditor on
Tuesday, in favor OF township and school
treasurerR.
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Invested in Wall Street Stoc1
makes fortunes every month.
Book sent free explaining
BA&TER& CO., BankeI,
" Wall 81. Nav Yofk
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Ius.asat1se.
"NEw DEPARTURE"

5 i 81 Z s &c 5. ~ .5s !. 81 Nh &: g gss
prepared 10 doA
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VIVA. I.rrr, rrsllsni VIZ. 3. slup,Ou, VI. p.
, 1879-02-20
GEORGE Il, LEAROCK.
NE GIVES ntS OWN s[pH Of TnH sT0llr.

To thA EdtfnT ~ Iht IfloHns,.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Wtthuut launching into
sltupcration, MS Mr.. McVicker did In Thought
less manncr last evening, send soll my sde OF
the story. II you deem IL worthy Of placing in
tho columns Of Your morning issnc you may do
ao
The dramnttc agent in New York City telc-
graphe,l mo to my pIneo In tho country in the
summer Of 1871 asking nc to come ut once to
him, Ms ]. II. Mcvirker wished to sec mo re-
spcctng all engagement for tile coming
scaaon. went to Now York, saw thu
honorable n,asngcr. md, Mt the cnd
OF three days.-'ereat bodies move
etow,y,-"1 effected an engagement With him.
He had moro people to engage; would then hnTo
The consractsall made out together: ln'uc would
be sent nc III few days. returned to the
country, never suspettinE that man Of his
prominence would treat u,c mcanly. Some five
weeks passed, autl no papers; then an announce-
mcnt Ia tho dramatic Journals that the season
would open such dato with "Sctaphinc." !
wns told that str. MeVicker had engaged son'c
onc In my place, 50 1 was lett out Of n
position at a time when all tlr reliable.
theatres had filled their companies, :, atnl
no word Of explanation cxscndc1. sono
ts essrapea or g. lp Mcvcaa 0nTI Th Ieas
man" who had been et!gased IN ny stead iad e
left him. Alter soMo little ncgot,ntlon tlccid-
cl. To come. did 80, md have rcsuaEncd With
lin until the present. 1t sas announced VIC
were TO travel two werks, then cEanxctt to fnar
weeks. Mr.. Florence refused TO rlayat Mr. Ale-
Vlekcr's, understand. 80 TUG travelling season
was extended to stx weeks. l did mt come to
Chicago to leaye 1t for country towns, as,u askcd
Ar. MeVickcr to nllOw me to remain In tllc city.
get some one to nlnY Frey. y, Money - ut1A
no SALARY during tho time the company Travelled.
lie took ucgaBtOu to send Eac sweet little note,
, 1879-02-20

for The spring campaign wcrc discussed, tho
only result beinN decision to put full ticket
In the 1cll, Afrssrs. Schllilng. Mor9nn 9iblcy,
stnhl, md EIrth wero appointed a acommi!tce 10
meet tic Senate Committee on Labor during
It's visit to this citY, on the part
OF the socnliatlc workinNtncn. A series
OF resolutions were passed rcpudtatlnE
Miles Kchoc untl bis recent attcmpt to capture
thn Socialists. The resolutions DECLARE that thu
meeting nt Afaskc3l Hull sonia time eince and
the uno advertised for tomorrow night arc not
Socalsttc meetings, Ms stalled In the call. The
resolutions further warn all members Of tho
ua,ty to steer clear at kc!oc, who they say Is
an impostor, trying under tic Eufse q work.
man to secure votes fol future use. The meet
Ing was continued II, animated session ttsc,ta-
Alt4r tis md oli,cr kindred subjects until pretty
we'll atonE toward midnight, when they re-
llctautlY nj dfo1lrUcd,