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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-08
THE LEGAL MILL.
Character Of the 6rist Ground Out
Yesterday. -:
Number Of Bills Passed by the Senate--Ihs
Insurance Bill In the House--Prop-
erty Rights Of Married
Women.
ANOTHER DAY DEVOTED TO BUSINESS,
SENATE.
Morning Sesaf0n.

mOruInS be98Aons
The Senate met at $50 o'clock. A COM
munication from the House of Delegates
was received, announcing the passage OF
number of bills
Mr.. Dennis, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported large number OF bills to the
Senate.
The following bills were passed:
A bill amending sections fiye, six, seven,
eight, etc, of chapter las Of the: code con-
cerning the penalty for the malicious burn.
ing of property; bill amending the first
section of the charter of the town of Mar
tinsburg; House bill No. 405, amending
and re-enactlng capter 150 Of the code, con-
Nrning the public health; House bill $50
amending section 80 of chapter 43 OF
the code, concerning the transfer OF roads
by the State to any county.
A number Of bills were read second
time and ordered to their third reading.
A message from the House of Delegates
by Mr.. Quarter announced that that body
had invited DIR. Curry to deliver q lecture
ON the subject of education ut $3.50 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. in the hall of the House Of Delegates,
and respectfully invited the Senate to be
present. :.
Senate Bill No. 1Ss, amending sections
% and 30 OF chapter As of the code, a
amended and re-enacted by chapter l5 OF
the acts of 1881, concerning examinations
and granting teachers certificates,
pending at the time the Senate took re-
cess, was taken up and on motion OF Mr.
Faulkner was laid on the table.
A number of bills were taken up and re-
ferred to their appropriate committees.
On motion of Mr.. Faulkner the Senate al
g O'Clock adjourned.
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THE LOST JEANETTE.
Letters from Lieut.. Danenhower De-
Scribing His Terrible Trip.

WASHINGTON March Wv. w. Danen-
hover has received two letters from his
son, Lieutenant John Danenhower, OF the
Jeanette arctic exploring expedition.
The first he dated at Bulun, at the mouth
of the Lena river, November 9, 1881. There
is added a postscript dated at fakoutsk,
December 18th. The trip up the river from
Bulum to Yakoutsk occupied thirty-six
DAYS, and was made on sledges with dogs,
reindeerS and horses. Lieutenant Danen.
hover describes the journey as one full OF
severe harlships. There were stations at
intervals on the way constructed OF logs
He describes the last one oftheSe, seven
teen miles from YakOutsk, Us the best OF
the lot, as a small log building with a cow
shed attached. 1t was composed OF one
room, in which were about twenty people
when his party arrived In the centre was
the body of a. horse killed for food and
brought into the room to thaw out during
the night. The party stopped at this hut.
Jack Cole, a boatswain, while laboring un-
der alteration of the mind, got up and
started out to New York to see his wife.
The thermometer was sixty degrees below
zero. 1t required all Lieut.. Danenhower's
persuasive powers to induce him to come
back into the hut.
At YakoutSk, Lieutenant Danenhower
says, he found man who understood
French and was taken to the Governor,
who treated him with great kindness and
consideration. He detailed lieutenant,
with instructions to give the wants OF the
party special attention. They were quar-
tered at a small hotel conducted on the
American plan. Lieutenant DanenhOwer
speaks OF his stay i'll GakOutSk as exceed
ingly pleasant and comfortable under the
circumstances
December oath the Governor sent an OIL
Ger to Lieut.. DanenhOwer to ask him at
what time the Christmas festivities usually
begun in America, and when informed it
usually commenced on Christmas eve, he
sent his sleigh for the party to come to his
residence for supper and spend the even
ing.
In speaking of the terrible voyage OF the
party, Lieut.. Danenhower says they had to
travel seventy miles over the ice from the
ship to the mouth of the Lena. They
landed in shoal water and were compelled
to wade two miles to land. They were
forced to travel one hundred miles further
before they reached shelter, and he says
he was up five days and four nights with
out sleep or rest. He mentions the fact
that out OF thirty-three comprising the
crew and officers of the Jeanette, only
thirteen are known to BE- living, and one is
known to be dead
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STAR RoUTERS.
Continuous Attacks ON the Prosecution
SDectol Dispatch TO the Register.

Conttnuous Attacks ON the Prosecution
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-One OF the curl
Gus features OF the Star Route prosecu'
tons, which are going on here, is the un-
ceasing abuse Of the prosecutors and the
courts by and in which the prosecutions
are carried on, through the columns OF the
Washington journals owned and controlled
by the defendants. This abuse ranged all
the way down from ex-Postmaster General
James to Inspectors Tom Shallcross and
Tidball; but the climax was reached day
or two since by the Republicans, which up
braided President Arthur for allowing ex-
Senator Dorsey, whom he had pub
licly complimented at that famous
dinner in New York, for his successful ap-
plicstion of "soap" in Indiana, and 70
whose efforts the Presidents present eleVa-
tion was mainly due, to be annoyed and
harassed by unpleasant legal proceedings.
The Repa6Ecas apparently forgets that even
If the President were inclined to Interfere,
his ability in that direction is limited, and
besides promotion makes all the difference
in the world, occasionally, in the views oil
the promoted toward former companions
Falstaff and Bardolph, and Poins, and the
balance, stood well enough with Prince
Hal while he was but the heir apparent
but when he came into the kingdom he
turned his back on the entire delegation.
Lam
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CAPITAL CHATTER.
CoakIing's caustic and Sarcastic
Declination.
DakOta--Tariff Commission -Guiteau--Seo-
Mlle's Book - The Hennepin Canal
Scheme--Ths Star Route Organs
Assault on the President.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
COnkIinx's Lstter-Arthur's SloWness
-DakOta-Tarim Commission, Etc.
ISiaeciak Dtspdtch % ths ReILstsr.

COnkIfnx's Letter-Arthur's slowness
-DakOta-Tarim Commission, Etc
Specidt Dtspdtch 10 the RegEstsr.
WASHINGTON, March 1T is reported
tonight, that Conkling's letter OF declina-
ton is too csustic and sarcastic for publi-
cation. II is well known that he is able to
say bitter things in the most cutting way,
and il he has chosen TO exercise his gift IN
this particular instance, the letter Will,
undoubtedly, prove most interesting read
ing.
There is a good deal of complaint among
Republican Senator's at the lack Of decision
manifested by the President in making
his appointments. "Got the slows"
"Afrsid Of the newspapers, etc, are COM
mon expressions.
The admission Of Dakota is likely to as
sumo a party phase, the Democrats
objectins on the ground OF lack OF popu-
lation. The Republicans now claim that 8
special census will demonstrate the neces-
sary population, but claim that territories
NAV be admitted without regard to popula-
tion.
Kenna's bill creating a Department OF
Industry will be offered as a substitute for
the Department of Agriculture bill, which
will insure its early consideration. 1t es-
tablishes Department of Commerce, con-
tinues the Department of Agriculture, and
nuts both under the direction of Cabinet
officer.
The Investigation in relation to the alb
straction of papers from the State Depart
ment files has as yet furnished no light on
the subject.
The tariff discussion in the House, when
the bill is finally reached, is likely to con-
tinue for weeks to come, numerous
speeches being prepared to set members
right at home. 1t is expected that when
vote is reached the Republicans generally
and some Democrats, will vote to pass the
commission bill, although considerable
| minority have already indicated their IN
tention to fllibuster rather than let 1t pass
Sunset Cox's speech on the LaSalle dis
covery celebration to-day, was highly
poetical and super-esthetical, but tn
House sat down promptly on the proposed
excursion.
Letters from the overaowed region, re
ceived by members, indicate that ther
has been immense damage to property
and that the residents are now suffering
untold misery.
1t is now stated that Edmunds has de
clined what Conkling refused to accept, an
that Blatchford, of New York, will be az
pointed to the vacant Judgeship.
The West Virginia member OF the Demo
cratic Congressional Committee has nc
yet been appointed, no member being abl
to secure q majority of the delegation.
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Relations with Chilli.

WASHINGTON. March Rear Admiral
Balch, in communication dated Valparaiso,
Chill, February 4th, reports that he called
on President Santa Maria. accompanied by
Captains Belknap and McCann, and per
sonal Staffs, and were very cordially re-
ceived. The President returned the visit
the next day, accompanied by several mem
bers of his Cabinet, and high officials OF the
army and navy. He was received on board
the flag ship with the honors due such an
occasion, the yards being manned and q
National salute fired by the Pensacola,
Alaska and Lackawanna on his arrival on
board and upon his departure. The Presi-
dent expressed warm friendship for the
United States on the part OF Chill, aud in
such terms as to cause q like response on
Admiral Balch's part as TO the continued
amity felt by our people for Chilli Ad-
miral Balch states his belief that the visits
of the naval vessels of the United states to
Valparaiso has done much TO allay the i'll
feeling existing towards the United States
BY the people of Chill.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Fire At 0bedin-eed Bsrstsfy4ystSisss
case-fatai Sasstag Aflsy-
wisstssa nsstimss-Ssri.
oss Accident n 3rGUE
MINOR MATTERS OF MOMENT.
muRoeRfp m HER owM Hoase.


A WsasapaArsas C1s IN LEE Han,hy
an Unknown oeoanArel.
Bosros, March This morning . Mrs.
Harriet Ball was walking In Kirlsnd
street. near home, well dressed man run
up behind her, spoke 10 her, and then cut
her throat She lived but two minutes
She was heard to ny 10 the man Just before
the cutting II don't know you" The
ssassina has not been arrested.
Mrs. Bell, IL seems, did not receive the
wound in the street. but almost immediate.
ly upon entering the house. end while -
stood q The foes q "a k1 1aH1eE s
neck Of the unfortunate woman, who stood
still Q moment, with tho blood pouring out
in q great stream, and then turned and
found her way into the back parlor, whore
she sank into chair screaming. IL an mur-
dered."
Her daughter, asc Is, sayJ:. heard
mamma screaming down In the front entry
and ] ran down. A I was gelng down
stairs saw man going ont et the mont
door. His back was turned toward me.
but saw the side OF his face md part Of his
mostache. II was . big bleck mostache
He was . big man. When Sot down stairs
my mamma vas sitting On Q chair In the
back room and blood was pouring out OF
her neck, She fell over on the floor. and
that was all saw" =, 49,,
Three arrests were fnads, but the right
person, II Is believed, 10 not Jet captured.
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IinoiS Legislature COnVened-AId ,for
Dpsfifuaea

frRIN"FIELn, lLLS., March 7.-Governor
!nm, t'-dsy, isued proclamation con
1 lnS the General Assembly ON the Sd of
rETh I" apportlOn the State into Sena-
a. districts and into Congressional dis
rs, 10 provide for the election Of Repre-
'anveS therein, toprOyide for submitting
= vote o. the people a proposition 10
sier the Illinois and Michigan canal
,Ae mied States, TO provide for revision
SRe criminal code, and for other purposes.
ne Hoyernor has received a telegram
Pil The Secretary Of War stating he had
fered 5000 ratiOns for the flood sufferers
Pulaski county.
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WESTERN PAsrIMEs.
Two Car Robhers ArrestsA-AllegeA
Murderer DischsrgeA -krtghtfal Css.

Two Car Rebbers ArrssssA-AllegeA
Murderer Discharged -Frtghsfal Cat
ting A1fay.
LITTLE Rock, AK, March IA Ga'etft''
special from Searcy, mentions that Detect,
i've Bozy and q posse OF the sherin, ot
White county. arrested two OF the men
who burned the wood, wrecked train aud
broke into the Express office at Bald Knob,
some few weeks since, and have them nos
in Jail.
Another offender, wh6 came to Little
Rock Sunday. fleeing TO Texas, was Also
captured and will be sent back to Whits
A Gasette', special from f. Smith, say,:
George Taylor, for the murder OF Jessie
Love and Jno. Still, at wedding feast In The
Cherokee nation, in October 1850, WAS 90
Quilted, to-day, In the United States Court,
George Suii and Blue Tereman, both
Cherateo Indians, while drunk, engaged
in an alteration, during which, Still cut
Tereman in the face and neck with z
knife, inficting dangerous wounds; sall
Attempted TO cross the river 10 the Nation,
but was arrested and Is now In jail.
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HENNEPlN CANAL.
what ID VIII Cost-Only the Burning or
aFew Extra Matches.
Speeial Dispatch to The Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, March Representatives
of the Hennepin canal scheme, to connect
the headwaters of the Mississippi with the
lakes, by widening and deepening the llll-
nois and Michigan canal, completing i'm
provements on the Illinois river, and build
ing sixty-fve miles of new canal, are work
ing up considerable interest in their pro-
iect. They want a million of dollars to
start on, and will probably need ten more
to finish the work, but the water transpor-
tation is claimed to be one half cheaper
than it can be made by rail-.
General Raum, OF the Internal Revenue
Department, says the tax on matches alone
for year and half would build the
canal, and if we all resolved to scratch a
few more during that period perhaps 1t
would yield sufficient to complete every
thing Ian.
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THE VACANT JUDGESHIP
offered TO Edmunds. and Declined.

WAsHINGToN March 1T is stated, quite
positively, TO-DAY, that the President has
rendered the Supreme Judge appointment
to Senator Edmunds, and he has declined
it. Edmunds said to several Senators, in
conversation, yesterday morning, when it
was suggested that he might he offered this
appointment that he would not accept. 1t
is said. upon good authority, that soon after
receiving Conklins'S declination the PreSi-
dent decided to offer the appointment to
EdmundS. and desired TO send his name to
the Senate Immediately; that the offer OF
appointment was made to Edmunds yester-
day afternoon or evening, and promptly de-
clined.
A prominent Senator, speaking OF this
matter, said he believed Edmunds would
have accepted if the appointment had been
originally rendered him. The impression
now seems to be that Judge Blatchfold, of
New York, will be appointed.
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Work Will Go On.
The Reneh SHOW.

PrrTsBrRGH, March THE fourth annual
bench show OF the Western Pennsylvania
poultrv Society opened here today and will
continue four DAYS. The collection OF dogs
is the largest and best ever housed in this
city, and the prospects are favorable for an
interesting and successful exhibition in the
bench trials. Thunder, belonging to A. II.
Moore, of Philadelphia, took the first prize.
In the English champion setter dogs Peep
ODay, ownedby d. Bryson, OF Memphis, was
awarded the first premium. In the Eng
lish setter bitches, and in the free.for-sll
class of English settlers Plantagnet, owned
by James II. Goodsell, OF New York, came
out first best
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FIRE At oseRLlN
Awh.i. BI.ek ;,sssrsyeA-Lss. sie.se'

CLryrLAsp, O., Mech AFTER mid.
night, last night, Are mystsriousiy brotS
out in Obcrlin, and destroyed over forty
thousand dollars worth Of property, includ.
ing Rowland & Bronson's drug store.
which the temperance people have been
seeking 10 close up, because spurious
liquors are claimed TO be sold there. Tho
entire block, two hundred feet on College
street, and hundred and fifty on Main
street, is in ruins. The principal losers
are L. J. Goodrich, book store, 1900: In.
surnnce, g., 900; Carter & Wood. hardware,
$1,000; insurance 5000; J. N. Gardner.
druggist 5000; insurance 500; a. ~:
$500; Rowland 4 Bronsin, druggist, u, 900;
insurance $500; Kate Morse. dwelling.
81, 20. Other loses not stated.
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convinced that there was no more money
to be made out of the party, began to ask
and answer questions readily and pleasant
Iy. He said both his health and business
were good, showed that he had q very IN
teliixent understanding of the present
situation of his case; said he thought Ben
Butler or Merrick would argue his e1.
ceptions before the court in banc, ana
doubted whether Scoville would have any
thing more to do with the case after the
exceptions were settled and filed. LAM
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FIRE RECORD.

KALAMAZOO, MrCH., March IA fire in
the so-called Lockport's quarter of the vii.
lage ofThree Rivers, this morning, destroyed
six building with the entire contents.
Loss, $4,000.
DETROIT, March 7.-E. J. Burrows wire
works, of this city, was damaged by fire
this morning Loss, $500; insured.
Kerns brewery, at Port Huron, was
burned this morning. Loss, Sl2o0; in
sured for 5000.
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With va. Accepted By Mr..

.nsndmsns whIh was accsptsd BY Mr,
Quarrier. -.
Appeals having decided that IN this Ases Z
married woman canntt do what every one
law conform to that decision. He believed
a married woman should be left free 70 con-
yey her seperate estate. His eollsasne de-
sired to protect the separate estate Of mar
ried women from the debts, but not from
the control of the husband, while the con-
stitution required the Legislature 70 pro-
tect from the control as well Is the debts:
At the conclusion Of the debate the
ayes and noes were demanded and the
amendment adopted by vote Of q to %.
The House then adjourned.
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Pniufers ON a strike.

ST.. LOUIS, Merch THE iourneymen
painters, between whom and their bosses
there has been differences as to wages, are
out on ageneral strike to-day. They demand
a uniform price of s. per day, which the
bosses decline to give. There are also dis
turbed relations between the masous, car.
penters, bricklayers aud shoemakers, and
their bosses, and some Of them have quit
work. but there is no general strike yet
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Relief for the Flood Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, March THE Senate Mill
tary Committee, this morning, appointed
Senators Harrison, Hawley and Hampton
q subcommittee to confer with the Secre-
tary of War in regard to making an addi-
tional appropriation for the relief of per
sons rendered destitute BY the floods in the
southwest. Reports from Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana are that the supplies
already issued are inadequate. The sub.
committee will confer with Secretary Lin
colin Immediately. with view of making
such provision for the flood sufferers as is
necessary.
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Beek's Bill 20 Pass.

WASHINGTON, March THE Senate FL
nance Committee have decided to recon-
mend the passage of Beck's bill to punish
the unlawful certification of checks by
officers of National Banks, with an amend
ment extending its penalties to officers
who shall resort to any device or receive
fictitious eblil ations for pretended collat.
eral. in order to evade the existing law
against over certifcation.
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Anoth.. FatIure

PrrTsBURGH, March I'D. T. lawson
made another attempt to explode the boiler
at the Munhall farm, to-day, but failed to
demonstrate his theory, as the boiler began
leaking when pressure of 22o pounds OF
steam was attained. Another test will be
made tomorrow.
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Miller 20 Come Bach. /.

TORONTO, CANADA, March Counsel OF
the escaped Pennsylvania convict, Miller,
received telegram from the Deputy Min.
lister OF Justice, at Ottawa, that the extra
dition OF his client must take effect with
out guarantee that he be tried only for
the offence for which he Is eXtradited.
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PhysSessss' Tssla0ooy.

81. JoHs, n. B., January. 1888.
Ne. Jas l. YELLovs, Nass6sofwts1 cAsrsiA:
sn:-Yeilowi Hypophosphitss being -
excellent nervous tonic. IL sxerfs Q direct
influences On the nervous system; sn@
through IL, it invigprstss the BODY.
II ahords me much pleasure 70 neco9-
mend Q remedy which fs really eood tn
cases for which Il Is INTENDED, vhee -
many advertised sre Worss thn ssess@
am, sir. yours truly.
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neafh of tlne Raf R0V.

PrrTsBURGm, March David Navarro,
the fat boy, who has been on exhibition in
different museums throughout the country,
died in the pest house, OF smallpox. this
morning. The deceased was q years OF age
and weighed seven hundred pounds.
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Judge miller M

E% YORK; March A Washington
fcial says: Justice Miller, Of the SupTsme
purt, Is i'll again, the indication be;nS
at another operation similar TO that ner,
med a year ago will have to be msIe
E former operation was q most painful
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SSobeIenStIl TaIkIu1-

'oNhoN, March THE German press is
asnant at Gen. SkObeleff-s speeches at
nav. IN which he hattered the Poles.
Ns Il there were no Russian garrison at
=" There would be q German one.
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Extra Session.

RICHMOND, VA, March THE General
Assembly has been convened in extra ses-
sion, and the Governor has sent in mess
age asking precedence be given to bills
which concern the public Helfsre.
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An 80 tusssy drops a Dsfbys Pse
pkylsctic YiuiA tos sasst g g xsssf: ~ =
bsfhing. I. vfn giys sne sein ? ~ ~
mt and rsfrsshisg fsssiAg - a -
odor ia lsvsr nd psss1e!soe. so,S ~
ths bcsy A.. a -:,l 3Ss.nsy 80. 3 os = yo III
There thess q puassss10 dssts.{sst 80
- germ q sll ssAasl ssDseshsRsAsA
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Ruruiture work. RurnsA Down.

CosSERsvILLE, IND, March Cooley &
Moorison's furniture works. worth go. 600
took fire early this morning and were
totally consumed.
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Ferry YoosS BAD
Nm. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup z u pee'
scriptiou a one OF the best fe9e1e psya.
cisns and nurses In The Upits4 DeeesS -
has been used Tor forty ysa! VIII nsv
their chiIdrsn. Il relieves ths 80 o.
nain. cures dyssntssy md dianheea @H'
fne In Che boviss md yfnd eoas ~ ev'
ine heslth % IT, did 70 rDe - nso9.
Prica = go q hpttlA.
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s.-x..~..l 1a1ea A>eSAsol

srraIsroY. or, March z.-Ths English
building wss burned, this morning. inss
$4,000 During the progress OF the hrs .
wall fell out, buSyins . numbes 81 people
standing in the street Hanht0a hose
ly injured, and Others shghuy.
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Assignment.

LOUISVILLE, March 7.-B. A. Norris, a
leading merchant of Versailles, KY, has
made an assignment to I. H. Parish. Liza
hilities $4,000; assets sufficient to cover sll
Indebtedness. 49, 'I.'
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.r,cIean, the would-be assassin of
Queen, is no doubt lunatic, but
ofthe class, perhaps, that DR.. HAM
III regards as deserving the full PEN
1 fthr law for their crimes.