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THE WELCK MAR DAYTON,
Tic Xorxt In Yearr-A i.iuuko Through
Bridge to Heath.

Bridge to Heath.
DAYTON, o, April 1.-The wreck on the
Little Miami division Of the Pan Handle
at Miami river bridge, eight miles east Of
this city, last night, VIA the most complete
wreck that has occurred here 10 yea.s. The
train consisted Of the engine, baggage car,
two coaches aud sleeper. The engine
and tender crashed through the bridge
ints the river below and were completely
wrecked, while the baggage car, coacheu
and sleeper rolled down a twenty
foot eabankmsnt on tho opposite
side. Tic baggage car is complete wreck
while the remainder OF the cars are badly
crushed. At the TINA Of the accident the
train was running alta rate Of thirty miles
per hour, and fell into the deadly trup
without an instants warning. The en-.
gineer, John Thomaa and fireman John
O'Connell, Of \ mia, were found
in the ruins OF the engine. This
former was killed outright, being horribly
mangled and scalded, while the latter IL
reported dead to-day. lie was terribly
scalded aud bruiSed and was UNCONSCIOUS
when taken from the wreck Oonducte:
Pierson and other employees escaped with
slight injury, excepting Basssge-maser
Geo. Cooper and Express Messenger Smith,
who were in the baggage car when thrown
down the embankment, and botn were
fatally hurt. s.
The accident was caused by q displaced
rail on the west end OF the bridge. The
road authorities state that it is Clearly the
work Of parties who intended robbery or
had q gIudgs against the road. Had the
rail been removed n few feet iuslher on
the bridge the whole train would have
been hurled into the water thiriytfeet be.
low, and none could have escaped. The
rail was removed on the south sida Of the
track nearest the narrow gauge road, and
the engine and tender fell on this bali oi
the bridge destroying 1t and rendering the
passage OF trains impossible for several
days.
Frssier, the mail weigher who was on
board, states to-day he believes the wreck
chargeable 10 TRACK repairers who failed to
tasten the bol:s in the rail last evening, but
his theory is not generally supported. He
says that ho realized on the instant that
the train was or the track snd warned a
passenger sitting with him to "Look out,
we are going over" 1t is the worst place
on the division with the exception OF the
Dayton 4 Western bridge, and it is won
dcrful no more were killed. The ass,n.
gers and wounded employee were removed
to Nania as coon as, possible, and to-day
traipS run oyer the bridge as usual, except
the narrow gauge. .. ~
Detective Murphy, Of 9olurnbua,. who
was here to-day, hes been retained by the
Pan-H Handle road to ferret out the crimi,
nails who wrecked the train last night
Evidence is positive against man So years
old who was seen lingering about the
Beaver station at an early hour in the
evening and who is thought to bo the
guilty party. He broke open the tool shed
near the bridge upQ vrerchod loose the
outside spikes Of the rail, The tools verl
found today In an adjoining wood ahei
carefully covered with leaves.
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TOLD IN BRIEF,

The death Of NJ. Jean Bspliste Dumas, Of
Paris, is announced.
/ cableeram has been received by tho
Secretary Of State, from Adam Badeau,
rendering his resignation ss Consul Gem
eral at Havana.
The business failures for tbs past week
reported to R. 6: Dun e. Co., are: United
States l75; Canada 80, compared with 2lo
the previous week. 8 n.
Oasian Terbergh, rising young attorney
aud son Of Dr.. S. J. Terhergh, OF Pittsburgh,
committed suicide yesterday morning by
swallowing psuvsiac acid, No cause IS as.
signed for the deed.
Fifteen hundred miners Of the West.
moreland and Penn Gas Coal Company, at
arYin station, "a, are gu: on strike;
ten cents per ton, but object to the !, inch
screen, which is equal to a cut OF 20 per
cent in wages. Fa.
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WAsHiSuTos, D. G., April 1.-THE Treas.
ury Department ia making sad work Of the
tobacco rebate claim. 1t is 30 slow, 80 ye:y
slow. It iB now over year since the tax
was reduced and the payment Of theee
claims has just begun. ave are paying
them at the rate OF about forty a day." said
one Of the Bureau officials to your CORES.
pondent yesterday. ~ think we average
about forty checks sent out every day."
"How much money is that ~
"Rsally l don't know how they average
in sizs." t
"Forty day. Let's see. How many ARE
there of these claim ;" ,
ABOUT 5000. little over that think.
'yrhen ut this rate 1t will take over 9
thousand days to pay themT"
"WelI," he answered uneasily, I'VE hope
to get on faster by and by"
At this rate the time required for pay.
ment Of all these claims will oe 1900 work
ing days or just four years, making the
time from the psssage Of the act until thei,
complete payment five years or more.
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DROMI0S.
on The ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
fhs. .0plAioas Of tbs Governors NJ 0aio aud vtsi
virsinia on the rsrIn-rhs Morrison Rill
Taboosd BY Governor jAckson aud Tho Ohio
yT. Platform Eadorssd-uuvtramsat Reform. r-

.NSw YcRx, April 1.-THE World o.
Saturday will publish replies from Gov
ernor Hoadly, Of Ohio, and G,verne,
Jackson, Of West Virginia, to inquiries
concerning the issues OF the next presi.
DENTAL compaisn. Governor Ioadly says:
The Issues upon which the prcsidsn.
tial campaign ought 10 be conducted
are d necessity for reform OF tho
abuses engendesed by long continued
Republican misgovernment, ior economy
in public expenditures and for the restora
tton Of the Constitution Of the United
States to rishtiul supremacy. Absolute
Tree trade is ut present an impossibility.
ANY tariff necessarily affords in.
cidental protection to domestic man.
ulacturers Of the articles it embraces,
but protection should be incidental
rather than the object. Tariff levied only
lor public uses means tariff exclusively on
articles which are not produced In the
United Slater, such as tea and coGde. !
iayor q tariff ior revenue, avoiding m0nop.
olies, but carefully discriminating 10 as
10 increase labor and Us iar as posi-.
bic 80 constructed in Intelligent
details as 10 give relief 10 oppressed com.
merce and to restore the American tilg to
the sess, bu: not to shock orruday disturb
invested capital. This IL the OHIO platform
OIL which we carried Oaio laat fall, and
with Tilden or Payne Nh q caniidas VIC can
carry it again this year. ;-'.;s,'-
Governor, JACKSON, Of West Virginia;
says:4 II am not in favor OF making tathfl
,au Issue, in The Presidential campaign. n
helicve the issue should be reform ii tho
Government, restoration OF the republic
10 be brought about by absolute charge at
Washington. believe tL,ra thonld be |
modification Of the sxistipg tariff
but am opposed to the passage o! tho |
'Morrlson bill py the House. ! am in favor
Of the Ohio plattorIo, tariff for revenue
with incidental protection, rs the wiseat |
policy to unite the Democracy for na. |
tional victory: 1belisye that iarge msjo
rity Of Democrats in this State ale in ac.
cJrd with the above views" = ~ a55-g.s
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REALLY there are only two parties in
Virginia The one is the Bourbon party aud
the other isn't. There is no longer any
reaujnEter question. The Bourbons have
progressed 60 far on that question that they
rest on Reatjuster ground, The late Re-
adjustefa have become Republicans. But
there are tho straightout Republicans who
never went into the coalition. They rep.
resent the organization Of tho Republican
party. The Readjusteis or Coalitionists
represent the votes. Republicans elsewhere
would like to sec the two forces Joined in
one. The outlook is not very encouraging.
IN two parties there ia moro room for lead
eIs than in one, and in Virginia there is q
determined contest Tor leadership.
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a i'Isttiteu Elephant.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1l.-George Gilles.
pic, IN Eugllsh animal trainer, has made
IN sllidsvit before Wendell 2. Bowman,
attorney Tor the Pennsylvania Society for
the Prevention Of, Cruelty to Animals, in
which no alleges that the white elephant
known as "The Light Of ASIA" recently
imported, ia suffering from sores caused by
coatsot Paris white. He says he was in
the employ Of Wm. Cross, Of Liverpool,
tasland, Of whom the beast WAS purchased
aud that i WAS given fifty coats or more o
paris white 10 make it Il white elephant
The application will kill the elephant In
time he Gays. - ~ =
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Attorney
General has ordered the transfer Of the
convict L. r. Redmond from the State
Penitentiary at Auburn, New York, to the
South Carolina Penitentisry at Columbia.
This was done.at the request OF Senator
Butler and the District Attorney. Red.
inond was Il notorious moonshlner and
killed several men who attempted TO arrest
him. He wss finally surrounded by q
posse and literally shot to places. He is II
cripple, unable to work and carries seven
bullets in his body. His general health il
rapidly failing infths' cold climate o! Au.
burn, and he will be removed to the South,
where the climate is warmer and he can
be taken care OF by friends.
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THE Gla~x Trade.

PlrrsuuRaI, April 1.-THE Pottery and
Glass Ware Reporter says: the window
glass trsds is improving, and with con-
,inuance Of the aues weather which has
lately prevailed, fair degree Of activity
may. be expected. Prescription ware is in
pretty lair demand, and the houses gener-
ally report increased orders. Green bottles
arc in some demand, bu. not y great deal
ofactivity is expected at present. Chin.
neys are on the decline, bat the houses are
all working, and the demand is fair ios the
season. Tho tableware factories are all
working away. steadily, and are getting :
fair. amount Of trade, not moro than they
could do, however. fs Y.
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Buried fser ren,n u suud Bank,

plrrsyuau, P:as, April ll-Tbis morn
ing at 10 o'clock whi'o eight @en EN-.
ployed at Blai1's brickyard, were digging
ssnd ircyl hill,the bank caved in burying
Samuel Eeelin, aged 22, and VIM. shesrod
aged 10, under several tong Of earlh. Not,
withatsuding 9 large amount OF loose earth
threatened to come down the others went
to work with will to rescue their ,ooia.
panions, but when they wers reached,
fully an hour after the accident happened,
both were dend. The bodies were badly
crushed and j. is thought death resulted
instantly. Both mep were unmarried.
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TURE EH's PELF.
The Snit Agpinst tho A bsconding ninst
Agent OF he q. .G T.. Road. .I-

The Salt Agbtnst tho A bscondfng ninso
Agent OF 'he y. & T.. Road. SIS
Correspondence of He Inse!iee.esr.
srxvBESyi LILLE, O., April l1-When the
Pennsylvania Company operating the @. i
P; road, entered suit last night asairs! R.
Il. Turner, the abEconding agent Of that
road at Minso, to recover " l,25I 50, the
following account was filed, showing pa,ti.
uulars To balance dua the company
March Slst, 1854, sll, ,l5O S.; total ameun.
Of way bills dated April lst TO S:h inclusive,
for freight and charges on. goods consigned
to the Mingo ttatiou, s3.0Sl n; lets pre-
paid elsewhere, SIS o.; leaving s. BlS 10;
amount collected April lasto,S:h incIuii7o,
on freight forwarded, SO SO; amount Of
sales OF passenger tickets April LIST to 9Th,
inclusive, Sll0 is; total, Sl4 .020 93 Z Credits
are given for $3,CGG lS; leaving a balance
due the company sll,254 50. I.3s & s. t,.l. %
It is reported that In addition to- the
above loss 10 the O. 3 7. rQed, Tu!nps ha;
also dtiaulteh as agent Of the Panhandle
road 10 the emountof perhaps s., 900. This
il true, with his other; slIoriages, woulc
awell tho total OF the stealto about Sl7 ,OOt
or SIS C0O At5s.s.5 N = a.. I:s.l3s
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A NICE little scheme was fixed up 10 got
Two Arthur men from the Seventh Ken.
,ucky district. The thing missed tire.
The delegates chosen aro dead-set against
Anhur and strong for Blaine. This is the
ti,s, Kentucky district to choose delegates,
and i, is believed that Mr.. Blsinc's friends
will divide the Kentucky vote with the
o.her men, who thought it was all their
..I So tF
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PubltC Buildings,

From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-'"What do the
public building bills on the House cal
ander appropriate? your correspondent
asked Of Mr.. StockBlages, the conscientious
Chairman Of the House Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds yesterday.
II haven't Gzured on it," be replied,
'but should say probably six millions,o or
something aear Il. 1t is good round sym,
to be sure; but it seems to nh that it ia
only fair where the Government Is paying
rent on poor buildinys sufficient 10 equal
the coet Of good ones, that it should
build. The Government has the funds on
hand and in paying it out on these build
ings it ,does not throw it away. 1t setl
good substantial buildings for it, aud a,
the came time puts the money in circula.
ton in the country"
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CAlRo, April ll.-Berber dispatches Of
the 9sh inst. indicate that Affairs there are
daily ansnm;ng more menacing position.
The tribes between Berber and Shendy are
in state. Of ineurrection. They have
ssiz.i boat laden with provisions, which
WAS proceeding to Shsndy. The rebels are
besesing Shendy and a portion oil the Ber.
ber troops bave come TO that city's relief.
Had euch action not!been taken it is feared
the rebels would have besicRed Berber.
They also intercepted tho route to Karosko.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April ll.-Mr. Nor.
vim Green made an argument before the
House Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads to day in oppoaition to the postal
telegraph bill. II, however, the govern.
mert was determined to enter into the
business, he thought it ought TO buy out
existing lines and manage tho work exciu.
svely in its own way. He also said if the
Senate Committee bill became IL law the
Western Union Company would become a
bidder for tho contract for which tha.
measure makes provision.
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Objected 10 the italians.

ST. THOMAS, oSr., April liza dght oc-
CURED sbia morning between 2 gang Of
sixty Italians and m equal number Of irish
labo,cra on the Canada Southern railroad,
caused by the Irish objac,ing to tho EN-:
ployment Of Italians. The police, with the
assistance Of citizans, succeeded In stopping
the 6ght after several on both sides had
been nsverely wounded, = =,
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Tug Pennsylvania Democrats are against
"ncnopoly," also against ",he debasement
n the ci,i! service to partisan spoila.
t,on," So they are in Ohio, where they
killed Pendletou, The civil service cham
,iou snd erected Payne, monopolist ol
Ihe first order, as a monument over PEN
dlnon'o grave.
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WAsulSaroS, april ll.-lnformation
has been received here Of the arrest by the
Gnited States aulhoriliee, ut Key West,
off Cuban named Auerolia Msyall, who
arrived ut that port yestsrday, The arrest
WAS based on telegram from the Govern.
or Ganeral OF Cuba 10 the Spanish Consul at
Key West, saying Maya!l was coming
10 America to XII him. = lE ~
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A II, d d. koR,l.

HARrleBURG, Pa April ia chsr!er
was granted to-day as follows: State Line
Railroad Company, which is sb mil,~ in
length, and ruuB from point on the Fay.
cite County Kailrosd, In Fsyette county,
at or. near Mount Braddock, thence to 9
point on the boundary line bttwa.n the
State Of Pennsylvania and We. Virrinia
nea. whrrs The Monongahels river crosse,
tha boundary. line. The capital stock i,
S2GO,OQO. 80. ~ I m ~ =
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MINERS TOMB OPENED.
THE PocAHoNrAs MINE DISASTER.
The Work Of Rsea'srins ths Bodies Of the Dead
ainers-Aahy Horribly Dhhsur.d"Linbs With.
out BodIes, Ard Tfunks without Aeads--hen
Found With pieks In Their Hands.

LrScnsyp0, VA, April ll.-After every
thing was got in readiness at pocahontaa
yesterday evening police force was placed
aa guard at the entrance OF the mine in
order to keep back the crowd which had
been attracted by notice posted that
bodies could be reclaimed. Mining Engi-
nser Moody, in charge Of the rescuipg
party, entered the mines to note tho situa-
tion OF affairs. When they emerged from
tho mines they announced the damage
was less than had been supposed, and little
trouble would be experienced in recover
Ing the bodies Of tho victims. Two bodies
reclaimed yesterday were horribly mutt.
lated, those Of Boon Maxey, white boy,
and Jim Grim, negro. Work was re.
sumed this morning and still larger CROWD
congregaled at the entrance, and ropes were
stretched 10 prevent too near approach.
Tho crowd, however, observed proper
decorum and no undue excitement. A
spirit Of solemnity seemed to pervade the
aaAembly. The bodies as recovered are
placed in boxes on the inside Of the mine,
and several are brought out together on q
pole car. A number OF miners well &C.
quainted with the victims ars placed ut the
entrance for the purpose Of identifying the
bodies. But OF sixteen recovered 60
lar only six have heen identified. These
arc jim Grim, recognized by belt be wore,
| sham Maxwell by his boots, George
Maxwell being found with his brother.
Mr.. Stusher, by patch on one his bools,
young Jewell by his hair and the location
Of the body,
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iS thtse times look out for wolves in
Sleeps closhirg. III some States where
there is strong Blaine tide there are men
wearing the Blaine cloak il the hope oi
slipping into the Chicago Convention
under lhst popular cover. 1t will do no
harm 10 be on guard in West Virginia by
way ol providing against surprises at. Chi.
csgo. II there ID no danger it will hurt
uctling to zee that our delegates are dan
a,r, proos. -IFtl
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.
crew. Some OF them can speak Euallab.
learned from traders. This island Ia three
miles long and 250 miles from tho ne,res.
mainland. Tho nearest land Is tho Philli.
pine Islands. n jt 10 ..-01
The fourth day after arrival Capt. Morri.
son sent a second officer md four seamen
in boat to see II they could obtain assist.
ance by running across q ship or steamer.
Tho boat wnH sighted by the British bark
Catallne and taken TO Sargon, where the
news was Immediately teleRraphed. The
letter received WAS SAINT In this boat. At
the time the letter was written everybody
was in good health. The crew OF the Rain.
Ter consisted Of ,twen,y.eeven men. Sails
had been taken from the ship and formed
into tents In which tho party live, Captain
Morrison being royalty entertained by the
King Of the Island. q.
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MlssOuM .RApcDL!cASs haVs resumed
rb.,ce Of their party affairs, and instead ol
II. rsr,h stsuditg still the party ia happy
Ss,,noniou, '", and ready for the fray. 1t a
r,ni,al e,ror for any party to prefer delu-
airo hs,mony to its self espect and man
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III 1853. In tho same year he produced
"Christie johnston" ut is Never Too
Late to Mend" appeared in lsG0;"Whiie
Lies" the next year afterwards. OF bis re-.
manning works, ,'"Gritlith Gaunt," publish.
cd In 1868, is the most talked about; but
"Tha Clais1er and the HEARTH" produced
IN 1861, is regarded by the best judges as
bis ablest production. In 1913 lie wrote
"GGld," a drama, which was succeeded In
1877 by three other plays. Mr.. Rsade last
published "Multum in Parvo," and since
then has been in bad state OF health. lie
went to Cannes and thence back to London,
where he died to-day, tgfr 5sl0tIflI7'
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Az exchange tells that after Henry Wat.
:, ,son came back from editing jeff Davis
nr,soppI organ, the Montgomery Matt he
m, N year writing ticry Republican ar.
,irlss Tor tho Cincinnati Times. In the
y,,a, hereafter Henry may plead that year
in mitigation. ~
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Royal rrea,,nsn, orrhl pwrecked sailor

Royal Treatment tofnhipwreckedSa OF d Sailors
BosroN, April ll.--Lettera have been
received from Captain Morrison, ol the
ship Rainier lost in The Pacific Ocean Jan
uary az, near Ulal Island, Of the Marshall
group. When the vessel went among the
breakers, the natives came of in boata and
tock the captain and crew to kore, aiteer
miles from the pnia. oi the wreck. There
arc Gtty Inhabitants on the island governed
by king. The natives were very kind
and did everything for the comfort st th'
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Reward for the Discovery Of Grtsly.
WAsulSdros, april ll:-In tho House
to-day Mr. Ellis, from the Oommitte on
Appropriations, reported back the Senate
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
TO offer reward Of SIS, 600 for rescaing or
ascertaiaing the fste OF the Greedy expedi.
tion. After brief debate the bill passed.
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Hoyntun YfndIrnte.l.

WASHINGTON, April ll.-1n the House
Mr.. Hopkins, as privileged matter called
up the resolution dsclsrins that the charges
againstH Y. Boynton are not sustsinel by
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Coal fienycrN Etliko.

ClSrlSSArl,O,, April 1.-THE strike OF
the cos! heavers at Harper'a rolling mill,
Newport, Ky, Tor the restoration OF wages
paid last iall will cause the mill to close to-
nisht. About sixty strikers enforce the
idleness Of GOO omployes. L--..- "a
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AmsSrowS, Pa, April liza freight
and coal train collided this morning on the
;.,shigh Valley Railway. Jacob Deter.
fireman, was killed an6 other hands la.
!ated. Two engines and the lumber cars
were wrecked. .T Tt5- ~ -
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POLITICAL EflAlh In l,lll1ln,

loNpoN, April ll-Latest advices from
Shanghai reporta political crisis at rekin.
The Empress has publicly degraded Prince
kuud and four members OF the private
council. They we're atripped OF all their
honors because OF the dilstory manner in
which they have dealt with Tonquin aifairs.
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the evidence, and that there iH no ground
for any action by the House. It Ia stated
the committee reporting the resolution did
not desire 10 desate 1t. Mr.. Keller, tho
author Of the charges, was present but
did not zoe Il. to make speech and the
resolution was adopted without opposi.
ton. .Era t,a--l .E
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rux death u tho Rev. Mr.. Lyle removes
,..n i". ,hIs community u uselul citizen whose
if" ';IY WIZ spen, in good works. 1t will be
'rSicnI, IN 10 replace him in bis immediate
AnlL ni Nhcr -.
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rurL7ul.yllls Courier Journal says that
VI, T,leu il "a lifelong free trader. He
"a. on TIM, kind ol platform in 1876 yet
,%o M Wos, Virginia Democracy iA supposed
IA Il. 10. TldCn.