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MIR. RandalIs Aspirations and Disap-
pOintment.

Row HIS DEEP LAID SCHEME TO DEFEAT THB RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY CANE TO NAUGHT.
"Mr. Randall does not recover easily from his
disappointment" said Congressman, who is quite
familiar with that gentleman's methods In the
House, to THE STAR the other day. "But few per-
sons know how depressing this disappointment nor
how much loss OF labor his failure to get the speak
ershp involved. He had deeply laid plan for the
defeat OF the republican party in the presidential
election. He had been working on 1t for two or
three years. and saw the fruits OF his labor before
him ripened almost to his picking, when suddenly,
when by standing on his toes he fancied he could
see the successful consummatiOn OF his plans. it
was snatched from him, and all his labor worse
short trip just before the election OF the Speaker
when he felt sure OF success, and he then dis
closed to to me the substance of his plan. He
spoke IKE man VINO was certain Of his hand.
and In his confidence did not care to hide it.
Everything had transpired according to his assump-
did not hesitate to say So He referred banterlngly
to the republican blunders in the tariff bill they
hadpassed during the last hours the Congress-
and seemed to feel considerable pride in the part he
had taken in promoting their action. This was
part OF his plan. He fOreSaw that the republicans
would take some action On the recommendations Of
the tarll1 commission. and counted upon their
making false step. He devoted himself to this
end seeking to promote the passage (by the repub-
ing only such interests as would affect his own
state These being Safe, the bill In other respects
could M not be too bad The worse the better, be-
party that constructed it. He supported the inter-
ests OF Pennsylyania which he had secured In the
Dill, ana thus assisted in the passage OF the meas
ure, though ne could not be held responsible for its
passage. He fOresaw its results, and was awaiting
for the crash sure to follow The depression
IN Ohio pleased him. The poison had begun to work.
and would soon be felt throughout the country.
The democrats would then come In to relieve the
country OF the evil results OF the republican ac-
tlon. Th1S was his idea. He knew that the repub-
licals had made a mistake, and that IL left alone
little longer the evil results would be felt He ex-
pected To be Speaker OF the House. He intended
n ry- nat loo
sionS tariff bill meant ruin to the business inter-
ests OF the country: He wanted to impress them
trying to avert this evil but that they could not
do it all at once He would reach out for some
means OF relief during the whole session, but would
blunder had been felt, then he would come to the
rescue He had confidence in this plan, but his de-
feat was its defeat"
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lNplsSAPoIIs, March IA special 10 the J.,,u,,aY
from Lafayette says: some time ago "A young man
lldintd t'earl shot himself The authorities n the
atiiolc clu'cll. on which the deceased was a mem-
b'r. refused. under direction Bshop Ilyersr,r "a
allo" The body 10 be buried In the church Cemetery
Ia" father Ot Young Geary sought redress ia the
courts ana defeated the church authorities. The
bolA ut tle young man was Inferred In the cprDe-
u'TA, ana yesterday the elder Ueary Was ofrcially
communicated and the ground declared desc
cat'd ~ loS as the body oi young Geary Remained
la de cemetery. strong guard Il patrolllag the
ca as threats have been made To remove tie
remains by Violence -
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The Long Island MURDER.

HUNTERS PoIST. l. L., March 3-The Queens
county court OF sessions, Justice Armstrong pre-
siding. convened this morning The caendhr 10
long a"d Important. The grand jury will 1ngesff-
gate the Maybee murders and the Townsend and
Spragne outrageS, for which John and Edward Tap
pan and Charles II. Rugg (cOlopd) are held Tho
Laurel Hill poisoning viii be passed upon, q
also the matter OF Ruggs escape frUm Jail
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Nhivcring luamicrau..

MONTREAL, erEREC. March 3-Immigrants tli
clad ana In state ~ starvation have been arr1y-
ing IN ts clt oi late and ara ritiable sights wan
enough 10 cover their ulk,slups,
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Great SNOW Drift. in Canada.

MONTREAL March 3-The snow storm has caused
much damage In eastern Canada Many private
houses along the ~. Lawrence river are alInoso
buried In the snow and their occupants have %
make their exit through the attic windows Track
men have not seen such drifts for many years In
sections they are over ~ leet deep. Tbs q.
mapd for SHOW plows cannot be satisfied.
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His ACCounis CORRECT.

TAUNTON, Mass. March at appears that Town
treasurer Carpenter, OF Rehobuth was not det,ostd
but voluntarily Resigned because some OF his acts
"eit questioned 10y the towns people. An exam
nation Of the books thus lar shows no sronC-
doing on the treasurers part, and his accounts arc
perfectly correct
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General Forciga NcvS. by Cable.

,,'t;, htkitS, March 3-lruSSa has proposed 20 thA
hundcSrath To prolOng the aBti-socialist Law f,r
tNo years. '
i ne speech from the throne AZ the opening M tho
rel,llsrath. which VIII occur THURSDAY wifi advp-
cate The completion OF the measures Tor SO aai No.
form.
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HEAVY SNOW, HIGH WIND AND THE sysct-hv vxa


1T PAvi- MINI, March 3-Spacials rrorn R,s-
marck. jamestown and Fargo show thai Nar,,n
came In with hli71ani that throws All ls prede-
S'SSors thls Year INTO inSignlncance. There was
heaNN snow all saturday night ana vsSterda, morn
ihg; The Wind began blowing FORTY 10 - miles an
hnuf, catching up the SHOW and driving u lh such
nllhdlhS masses that the STREETS wpra siesert,sa
iralhS We're DELAYED all day, ana AN curs have
utli' tuii oi snow. Reports coming from mi Darts
VI bdhold SAY that The snow IN some plac,s
light. but the Wind NaS terrific The rberTn. r,ust.v
N'S Ia 10 deSrtS bolo~ zero. The wind on
ndchlng here last night had spent it's force last
degrees below zero - ~ ~
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~ E r NJ A T o L o G. Y,

IL E NJ % LOGY.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
@ @sSkEkEESSSs ssSkREEkEESSSs HA!E HA9k
an excessive growth Of hair the female face
most conspcuously the upper lip chin cheeks and
moles birth marks Few persons have any idea Of
its prevalence In nearly every Of living curl
ia ali hs Cities
SO shs sna to he s s
might hays beard. In Washington City alone there
are Of e s 'nn OF
tcsable and siienrng Of all complexion ble,ishes
b s2nSs3s
foi0sst to- Mo- r Grant ran Place pleased to that
groTth BY the operation Of Electrelysis the Electric
that this i only method in the world BY which Su
BFb1ous not Hair can be e1termnated ina Every separate
the electricity eS1agiessly dstrSss the roots
##H # HEHs$$s 3SB sSB
There is more auty in pair of vigorous regular,
.ns and Dt
and
e &c th most @ 051sasa
arr unattrsctive # not long and drSopne uy sots
ladies these to be adjunct of beauty
failed to supply to them in sufficient quantity
EHE 4THE HsES HsES
An important branch Of Deratology is the treatment
urant head of hair is of the Distinguishing
marks of personal beauty. To Je regal haired is tie
pride of man and the glory of woman. and personal
gentleman who has the least regard for their personal
appearance should the strictest attention to the
care preservation nana@ nent and treatment Of the
hair and scalp as to its youthfuness and
luxuriance late in life possible No one should
be bald or gray under So 1t really surprising the
number OF young men who are becoming prematurey
bald
BALDNESS
BADNESS.
process OF loss of hair take either
idly in the of weeks months or as ia Venernv
the case she loss is slow and graduathrouxh period of
Years The hairs nlay commence to out at any
perld after puberty although badness does ordi
nary BERN to manifest itself until the age of 25 or 20
years The scalp throughout the process appears to be
healthy At first only few hairs come out from time
to e and these are replaced immediately by shorter
and inner sro"{E of hair Later these in are she'd
Of time evei, these cease appear when complete bald
ness OF certain portion Of the scalp is the result
tina, the hair foIr still exists and can M nS proves
duce healthy hair again by proper Treatment tTba
prevalence Of premature badness among our Young
men and women OF the present day is really surprising
Baldness Is designated by the parts the scalp a
Thus we have Crown Frontal Part. and Temple Bald
ness. The last two SO much dreaded by ladies'
Ii you have the above any BleInsh Of the Conn
pexion or Hair: if You wish q beautiful COMPLEXION
VIGOROUS Luxurant Hair lovely Eyebrows and La hes
Derlnstologst, No. % Grant Place between 9th aud
10th, g and II.
Dr. VAN DYCK is regular graduate of Medicine and
his Speciality The Doctor numbers among his patrons
the elite OF America and publishes certlcatcs of
cures Those wishing treatment this should
Patients ou: OF the city should call at the Doctor g
Office at once ON their arrival feb2s-th.m lp
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The BRITISH TROOPS ORDERED RACK IN xnarsSp
AND EGlPr
l@Nh"S. Narrh 3-Ihe Times saysc-we nnder-
N,alu mat ofdrrS nave Deem sent 10 Gen Graham
10 retreat forthwith from Tokar and 10 arrs6ge for
iy immediate nciurn of the troops to England and
FIFTEEN HrNpREn RFRFIs KILLED AT TFs
me people OF rukar kissed ten tiraham'a hapd
As Ne entered the town. and there were great re-
their number were killed 49,
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the keifer- -Boynton committee OF investigation
Mr, McGarrahan Sw0re that Gen BoynJon never
n.o any interest. except that OF a friend, in the
passage or the McGarrahan claim Wynne and
Charles Boynton testified to MIR Keifers having vis
euneh boynton at his Office, and held long and
iIehuly conversation with him. on the night of the
Gs Vi the interview during which Mr keifer claims
Gen. Boynton attempted TO corrupt him. The
nearing VIII be resumed at 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
MINOR NOTES
Inc House committee on appropriations to-day
agretd e 10 report adversely the joint resolutions
making appropriations for the relief OF sufferers
from nigh water along the lower MiSSlssinni
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MHLIoNAIRE's WILL MIssIHG.-S stona. n
brother OF the late Amasa Stone, OF Cleveland de6
some weeks ago, leaving estate valued a
n.OO,W0. Although Mr. Stone made a viii -
heirs, as yet, have been unable 10 ma L.
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Sensational Developments I'm q Mur-
der Gase Exnecued.

DOVER. " H., Feb. 3.-Premier Boudor was last
Week convicted OF killing Frederick Grant at Greet
Falls despite the evidence OF the prisoners WIFE
daughter and daughter-n-law that the assault as
committed 10y BoudOr's son, who had 1sd TO
Canada. The son has now been heard FROM and Is
en route TO Dover where he will arrive this even-
ing, wien SENSATIONAL developments are looked for
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Union PaciGic.

NEW YORK. March 3.-1he nion Pacific holds ftg
annual meeting next "Wednesday IN Boston. gbeN
are now 1876 stockholders against 4235 last year
gain OF 3.2ll. OF which 25l belong 10 Boston since
JANUARY Isl New York has gained 60 stockholders
and BQSron 3lG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

ENGLISH HUNT FOR DYNANrITERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

The Atlantic Rerier, Atlantic city, New Jersey,
has been SOLD to Alfred NJ. HeSton and John G.
Shetve
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THE ASTI-NEwMAS CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
The New York sun says that the Rev. DIR. Wiz. N.
Taylor, the Rev. w. =. Smart, OF the Albany f'On-
gregational church; the Rev J. T. Rankin OF " ash-
ingtun; the Rev. j. IL. Munsall OF Schenectady. the
Rev. ii. NJ. Dexter, or Boston, editor OF the COsQre-
g0timidIiSr. and the Rev. II. III. Mcfarland OF this
city, have accepted Invitations TO Join In the CON-
gregatiOnal council called 10y the antl-New man
members OF the Madison Avenue Congregational
church.
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NEW YORK. March 3.-Wall street reports state
MessrS. hlcider. Peabody Co viii ship x5t0,n0 In
double eagles 10y the steamer Arizona for Europe
to-1norrow. IL Is further stated that the specie
shlilinehtS TO Europe tomorrow VIII aggregate
S2,00O,0U0.
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VIM. Marion Sims, son OF the late Dr.. J. Marion
Sims died In New York Friday night OF Brght's
disease, aged . years
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Death OG n GircaaS PiOmeer

DOVER, y. H.. March 3.-COOneI Joseph Gushing.
one OF the pioneers in the circus business OF thl1
country, died here to-day.
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Irish. merican D,nami,cr~

WHAT JAMES STEPHENS HAS To SAY .Borr Tgyu
fARIs- March 3--.Ialnes stephens. the well Known
America VIII render IL Impossible FOR auy cabinet 70
stId 10 Englands demand IN regard TO dyIsaInite
asitators
THREE MEN WITH AN AMERICAN rRrSE
LONDON, March 3.-lhe police are doing th6ir Ut
most 10 discover the authors OF the dynamite plot.
bOt the clues are not very promising. 1l,sy are
now trying 10 lind the cahman who a little fefore
lhe Victoria explosion. drove three men with an
American trunk 10 "A certain house. Notices have
been circulated describing two IRISH AmegtcaDa
who arrived at Waterloo station from Soutbarpp-
ton, February l2, having an American trunk La
their possession.
THE NURpER LORD LErrRrM
An lrlshlnan named Nellis has surrendered 20 the
Grt''hock police, Who says he KNOWS the muIaeren
OF Lork Leitrim.
on THEIR TRACK
LONDON, March 3.-The TWO Irish- Americans who
reached London from SOUTHAMPTON Febrlarr l2fh
have been traced To the waveily hotel Portland
street They arrived there February 10th AMI left
February 25th. IL Is believed that they Were the
containing the Internal machine which was found
az The Paddlngton station has been discovered In
thelr9oom.
REWARD oF 1000 POUNDS.
LONDON. March 3.-The authorities ofYer a reward
OF LOO pounds FOR the detection OF the authors of
the recent dynamite outrages-
shot His Wife.
ST. Louis, March 3-Leonard Welndel president
or the Wendcl AZ Worthin manufacturing COM
pafy. shot and probably fatally wounded his wife to-
day While under the influence OF liquor. They were
quarreling al the time. After the shooting VEIN
del left the house and has not yet been arrested.
The COmstOCk BBilI a Law I'm Now YNrk.
ALBANY. y. Y. March 3-Governor Cleveland
this morning signed the Comstock bin prohibiting
making rurther contracts for the labor OF con-
Ncts confined ia states prisons and penitentiaeso6
states.
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American Cold for Ewror..

1T. LOUIS, March 3-The mystery surrounding
the findlng or tnh mutiat.d body OF a man az Ca
hokia. Ill. on "a uItiay. II stu unrayeled It IS be-
ieved the murdes was committed for revenge
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Cen. Graham.s Rerre.. o-..x

THE WORST BLIZZARD OF THE sEAsos.
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kilograms to The Star.
RETREAT FROM THE SOUDAN.

GEN. GRAHAMs FORCES ORDERED SACK.
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COMMODORE UPsHURs SUCCEssoR.-Itis is reported
that Commodore Luce will be given the command
OF the New York navy yard when Commodore Up
Shur goes to the Pacific station Commodore File
brown denies that he is TO succeed Commodore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

The FUNERAL SERVICES OF the late Minister
Hunt will be held tomorrow at the American
chapel In ST. Petersburg, where his body will be de-
posted until arrangements are made to convey it
to America.
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wEsr VIRGINIA OrrLAws-That notor1ons

WEST VIRGINIA OUTLAws.-That notorious hand
OF W est Virginia outlaws known '.ReduIen,r y
after remaining In quietude for almost year. has
recommended ITS lawless work In Preston county,
West Va ON Thursday night two well-knowD and
crossbOne manner. TO leave the county within
three days. bundles OF hickory w1thes being LEFT on
their Goorsteps as mute reminders OF what could be
expected should the notice be disregarded Neither
OF the men have left, and both have provided
themselves with firearms, and declare their purIuge
TO remain and fight IL out Public sent1EneEt =
very hostile TO the .Redmenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

CIVIL SERVICE PRoMoTIoNs-Frank H Hill and
Chas- A. Reed have been promoted from $1,000 to
class one, adjutant generals office, War depart
ment. They were both appointed to 81 600 clerk
ShlpS under the civil service rules some time ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

IT IS THOUGHT LIKELY that Lieut.. Merry, the
present commander Of the Tallapoosa will be given
the command OF the Arctic steamer Alert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

The contract for setting stone work on the extern
sion to the public building at Buffalo has been
awarded to W. D. COllingwOOd, for sl299O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

CAPT. SCHLEY went to New York yesterday on
business connected with the fitting out Of the
Greely relief expedition He will return to-mor1oA
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a. BADLY CONSTRUCTED PUBLIC BU1LD1Na.-Col.
g. A. c. Smith has forwarded a report from Chicago
10 the Treasury department, In which he states
mat the public building in that city is in very bad
cOnd1t10n and needs a complete OYerhauliug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

BISHOPS OAMPHORINE-
Cures Chapped Hands, Face Lips or any roughness Of
the skin; removes Sunburn and renders the Skin
beautifully Soft and Smooth. No toilet complete
without it, Sold entirely upon its merits Price
25c per bottle Try it, and II not satisfied return
the bottle and have the money refunded
Prepared by L. c. BISHOP Druggist,
730 9th street. cor. H street n w.
feb2l Warrington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

The Legal Tender Law Constitutional.
decision was rendered By the Supreme
Court OF the United States this afternoon In the
long pending legal tender case OF Juilliard VS.
Greenman. The court holds that the legal tender
act Of March 31st, 1873, valid and constitutional
and that Treasury notes reissued under It are q
good and legal tender in payment OF all debts
Opinion by Justice GRAY, Justice Field dissenting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES Contracts
were awarded to-day at the Indian bureau for fur
n1shing bacon, beef and flour to the starving In
cial act appropriatng 100000 for that purpose as
follows: To ?. c. Powers, L. H. Warield, W. B.
jordan, II. c. Havers, A. n johnson, c. A. Broad
water.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s7S0, ,0SS65 customs, s553,77435
CoMMODoRE UPsHUR was examined for promo
tion this morning at the Navy department. The
examining board consisted OF Rear Admiral Mich
oils and Comlnodores English and Quackenbush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-03

THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day overruled the de-
murrer In the case OF the Choctaw nation. The
case Will now come up on its merits. The ruling
was in effect that the Senate award was not bind
Ing on the court. w. c. Little was allowed 500
Barker, of the navy, was allowed 1912 mileage The
petition in the case of the Pacific Submarine
Earthquake Proof Wall company was dismissed.
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The Nleasncr Nerxia.


NEW YORK. March B. go A. m-Tbe etasus
SerNla Is sgnaled on Sandy Hook
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DEAD-Ffrst Lieut.. David w. Whipple, O. s.
marine corps, died yesterday OF consumption. at
the residence OF his brOther-in-law, Capt. Robert
w. Huntington, in Norfolk. Va.
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oAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

ANY one needing the facilities Of building associa-
9h M or the saving Of money ana getting the best rate
buying real estate the easiest terms Of Repayment
Should join the Perpetual" The association is steadily
growing and ts means OF accommodating the members
rapidly extending its receipts being 600
monthly. We are entering new subscribers every day
ana You can join at time by paying from so cents
up TO $lOOO Our money is always in demand.
,oN Sext meeting. WEDNESDAY EVENING, March g.
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Harvard 4 HUrcH1ssos
the direct representatives Of Messrs J. g. and
Low for all their artistic productions Also deal In
MINTON TILES. and make the artistic treatment Of
hre-places and icglenooksa a specially feb6
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Shot His W6Re.


ALBANY. y. u. March 3.-Governor Cievelanc
this morning signed the Comstock bill prohibiting
ycts confined Ia states prisons and pententianesoe
states.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ LECTURE BY REV. E. D. HUNTLEY, D. D.,
Chaplain =. S. Senate, at Hamline NJ E. church,
MONDAY. March 8. at 80 p. III. Subject:-"The Girl
70 Love- and How to Treat Igr Admission. 2o cts 1t
FS0REV. B. T. ROBERTS or ROCHESTER,, n.
80 will r. each at the Free Methodist Church on
Massachrsetts avenue. near 9TH street. This Evening
and Io-llo row Evening at 730 Salvation meetings
every evening this week lts
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LIZZIE NUTS APPLICATION REFUsKD-Postmas-
ter General Gresham says that the application of
Miss Lizzie Mutt for the post office at UniOntown
Pa, cannot be granted. -
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THE LATE REPRESENTATIVE HAsKELLB SUofug-
S0R-An election was held on SATURDAY fn the Old
second congressional district OF Kansas 20 nu tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Dudley c. Haskell
The candidates were 4. II. Funston, Republican,
and Samuel A. Riggs, democrat and greenbackef.
Funston was elected by about 1000 majority
The DYNAMITE AGITATION IN ENGLAHp.-Tne
police In London claim 10 have evidence that one a
The yallSes which they seized In London was de-
posted In the railroad depot AT Southampton by
afterwards forwarded TO London. The Preach
government promises that all vessels arriving &C
French ports from America Will be thorouRhly
searched The London railway of1cials now insls1
upon the inspection OF all baggage left at terminal
stations The German newspapers referring 70 ehe
Dynamic outrages In London, say that England =
now reaping the fruits of hospitality 70 anarchI1
and cut-throats from all parts OF the world