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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
HIS WIFE ANSWERED HIS KNOCK.
The Father Of n ChiId.Bride Thrown
Down Stnirs and Renten by MistRke:

Down Stairs and Beaten by Mistake:
GOSHEN, n V, February 5.-An odd Sc
quel to strange marriage is reported from
Middletown. About two weeks ago the
thirteen.year.old daughter Of Charles
Godfrey, Of that village, was married to one
Strong, many years her senior. The father
Of the child was opposed to the marriage,
but tie mother, who had herself made the
match, com PEELED its consummation against
the protests of the local press and the
community. Every minister in Goshen
refused to perform the ceremony. Rev.
Mr.. Clark, of MiddletowD, finally officiated.
Strong and his wife live with Mrs. Godfrey
in apartments on the second floor OF q
building on Main street. Godfrey and his
wife have not lived together since the mar
risge OF the daughter but few nights 4 20
Godfrey was found bleeding and uncon
scious in the hallway OF the bulldog
where his vile, daughter and son.in-law
live. He declined to give any explanation
of how he received his injuries, but the
facts in the case have since been made
public. 1t seems that Godfrey bad planned
to revenge himself on the man who mar
ried his child, and one night last week he
proceeded to carry the scheme into execu
tion. He employed two stslwart negroes,
and the three proceeded to the building on
Main street. Godfrey posted lhe two men
in the hallway, which was very dark, the
plan being for him to go up etsirs, knock
at Stropg's door, and when tae latter an.
swered the knock to seize him and throw
him down stairs, whereupon the negroes
were TO fall on him and beat him as they
choose. Godfrey went up stairs and
knocked at the door as he supposed, OF the
apartment occupied by Strong. He tapped
at the wrong door, ho8ever, and the sum.
mons was answered by Mrs. Godfrey. BE
lieving that her husband was not there in
the interests of peace, she quickly seized
him and succeeded in throwing him down
stairs. The negroes, supposing 1t was
Strong that came tumbling at their feet,
proceeded to carry out their part OF the
programme, and left their employer near
ly dead in the hsllway.
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AN EDITOR DYING.
thomas KinselIa, or the Brooklya
Eagle, At Deaths Door.

New YoRk, February 5.-The condition
OF Thomas Kinsella, editor Of the Brook
lyn Eagle, has become almost hopeless.
he was taken down early in December on
his return from Washington, where he was
active in the Speakership contest in Ran
dall's behalf. His original complaint was
q severe cold, but jaundice, superinduoed
by pneumonia, followed. The Eagle hes
refrained until tonight from allusion to
his sickness, and now il merely announces
that there has been no material change in
his condition since yesterday, when be was
announced as hopeless, and that his physi-
cisn has forbidden him to SIT up. Mr..
Kinsella is fifty-two years old. He came
from Ireland at the age OF fifteen, and
found employment as q compositor in .
newspaper in the corthern part OF the
State. In few years he came to Brooklyn
and became o compositor on the Eagie.
Then he undertook reporting and rose
steadily on that paper until in 1859 he sue
cseded John MeCiesky as editor-in. .chiei.
He has been . power in local and State
politics for fifteen years.
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STONES ESTATE.
The Distributten Of His wealth Aasns
the Heirs by the AdministraaoFs.

The D1stffbuttoD 81 H1s wealth Among
the Heirs ~ the AdninistraasFs.
CLxvEIAsD, February 5.-Ths immense
estate left by the late Amasa Stone Il being
settled Is rapidly as the conditions under
which 1t was left will allow. When the
administrators, the two sonsin-law Of the
dead millionaire, Colonel Hay and Mr..
Mathsr. came to look tie ground over they
discovered three relatives OF Mr.. Stone who
had been overlooked, and who obviously
belonged to that group to whom had been
bequeathed S, 900 each. The administra-
tors decided to fulfil the intention that the
testator had not put into execution, and
gave each of these parties 5000, thing
they had Q right TO do, as the money came
out OF the remainder that vas to be equally
divided among Messrs. Hay and Mather,
and their wives, after all the legacies had
been paid. Some comment was caused at
the time Of the Wills publication on the
fact that Mrs. Stone was left Sos, 900 each
year, instead of the million or 50 that
would have been hers on even an equal
division with the two daughters. The
public did not know that this arrangement
was suggested by Mrs. Stone herself, and
that each point was arranged and settled to
their mutual satisfaction by Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone long before the formers death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
HEAVY LOSSES
Sustained BY Baker Pasha 10 HE
Fipht With MahdI.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY.
Some Of the Leading Psiats Ia the Queens
Speeeh-SradIaugh Takes 4 Back
Seat-Attaeking lasker's
Memory.

LONDON, February 5.-The Liverpool cot
ton brokers and the Lancashire spinning
masters are holding . conference for the
purpose OF adopting rules to check undue
speculation in cotton futures.
The remains Of Lieutenant De Long and
comrades, Of the Jeanette, viii be taken to
America tomorrow BY the steamer Frsia,
from Htmbure, escorted by naval Officers
G. B. Hsrber and w. H. Schuetx. Funeral
services were he'd to-day and were attended
by the Hamburg Gecgra phical Society and
Bursomaster Peterson, representing the
city Senate.
|s.1kAaidRakas RnohA Ahas-Asst2oooAsa.
In . battle, but he himself escaped. I. IL
considered authentic.
Parliament reasssmblsd today. Charles
Bradlaush occupied the back seat The
Queens speech. In addition to what was
telegraphed yesterday, says: The Mads-
gsscar incident had been arranged cordially
with France. A commission had been ap.
pointed and was now sitting in Paris dis
cusing the regulation OF the Nswfound-
land fisheries, which Il was hoped would
be concluded satisfactory to both the
United States and Great Britain. An agree
ment had been made with Portugal re-
specting the interests Of that country. Ar
ringements were progressing favorably
towards the resumption Of diplomatic rela.
tions with Mexico, and negotistions had
been commenced for commercial treaties
with Turkey and Japan. The trvauss With
Spain and Corea had been signed.
The tribes OF Dsrfour have refused 10 re-
ceive Shakoor S their rightful Sultan.
This confirms General Gordon's recent
statement that Shakoor, who 10 drunken
boy, is not the real heir 10 the Sultan.
ship.
The Times this morning commenting on
the action Of Mr.. Sargent, United States
Minister AZ Berlin, in presenting Q copy
OF the resolutions OF coincidence on the
death OF Herr 'lasker, adopted by the
American Congress, to the Gcrmsn Min.
r,ter OF foreign affairs with ths request
that they be presented to the ReichstAg.
predicts that Il will sggravate the Reich
stag and lead to Q stormy discussion.
Advioes from suakim report rumors 10
the effect that Baker Pasha has been de.
fested, and suffered great losses.
The conservative papers make violent at.
tacks upon the memory OF Herr Laster.
Inquiry into the Nihilisl intriguss at the
Imperial Marie Institute In Warsaw, 70.
sulted In the dismissal OF the directress,
who 10 the widow OF the Councillor oil
State.
Adyiccs from Canton report that IL
Hung Chang, Commander.in. Chief OF the
Chinese army, has been ordered 10 make Q
detailed plan for the campaign In Tonquln.
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BENWoop.


Hsppssisgs % . Day Dhshs1 " -
spicy Fern.
Special 20 A< R,sist~.
BxswooB, February 5.-Mr. Jss Burke.
Of Pittsburgh, was shaking hands viii
friends In town yesterday.
The rsof on the main part OF The public
school building 10 badly In need Of repairs.
A number Of the puddisn Of the mills
are spendIsg part Of the brief stoppsss In
Mipgo.
Mr.. Thsnss Curran 10 A homo iron
Pittsburgh.
The pension sgsnt was 10 town this week.
looking Hp several claims.
Nj. Ii. Thompson and bfids arrived here
yesterday. They went immsdistsiy "
their new home.
A little child Of Mr.. John Issch died
yesterday. Il will b intsrred In the No
The forrs Department is not In operation.
Tie heaters were ENGAGED In making toos
iron Msudsy and Tassday.
Mrs. A. L. Psllsy ls visiting hsr old homo
There Il quite - extensive SICK list in
A yirilsnt outlook thsl the Sunday
liQuor lsv 10 observed, viii pct . quistuS
on the fasrant violauooA
A fIe OF yoaog gsntlsusn seuntsrtng
alouR Wsahipgton sfresk yseterday. we're
denaninatsd Ne postofacs do1sa
6oms card players uerS distasbed ~.
their pastimA 6sturday. by ths untmsly
arrival q ths odscsf.
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-A!csookEou,n-olz-.
lie Flourishes for = season and TheE
fIees 20 Avoid Justice.

CLEVELAND, O., February SIS. P. Rem.
lugton, late manager OF the Merchants
Protective Agency, has jumped the town,
after three years residence, with a bril-.
liant record. He came here originally
from Buffalo, and was associated with Col.
A. NJ. Hefebower, Of Pittsburgh. in estab-
fishing the Vienna Cafe, asummer garden,
on q magnificent scale. The concern failed.
Hefebower went TO Toledo and Remington
remained. He was sn admirer OF women,
and previous TO coming here had attempted
The abduction at Buffalo OF handsome
widow, to whose bu4om charms he fell .
willing victim. Soon after coming here he
succeeded in winning the affections OF q
hotel waiter girl and set up housekeeping
After living together year they were mar.
ricd. Last week Remington Was arrestt d
for embezz!ipg money belonging to the
agency. He settled the case, but his name
found its way into the papers, together
with q reference to his wife. The notice
caught the eye of previous Mrs. Rsming.
ton, living in New Jersey, and as she sig al
fe1 her intention Of coming here to prose.
cute him for bigamy, Remington concluded
to avoid further legal complications by
o cling his gri irsack and moving out.
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GALlMEYER'S DEATH.
The Strange VIII Left by . Great Aus.
trian Actress.

VIENNA, February 5.--Gallmeyer, the
greatest of Austrian soubrettes, died at 6
O'Clock yesterday morning. The house Of
mourning is filled with actors and actresses
and lovers of the stage. She came back
from America on May /, 1888. On the
door of her modest dwelling is q scrap Of
paper were the following words written in
her own hand: "As her last Fill, GAllmey
e, desires: My body shall, immediately
after the occurrence Of death, be d'ssected
in the death chamber, and then buried IN
the pauper's common grave, like that OF
beeear. In all stiffness shall resche Pep
leave the world which she has loved 90
much. This is her last wish. As ! de
scend into the grave I shall know at leas
that have lived much"
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Will 20 Higher than Last Year,

EVANSVILLE, IND, February 5.-The
river rose two feet in the last twenty-four
hours, and is now Sc feet 0 inches on the
gauge. 1t has rained hard nearly all day
and is still raining. 1t is thought the
river will be higher here than last Febru-
ary. There will be much corn overtiowed.
Beats are busy moving, but won't get half
out. Much uneasiness is felt by farmers.
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He Is Asleep Now.

/ CLEVELAND, o., February 5.-EdwIn
Hoover, who has been i'll for several
months, died here yesterday under peculiar
In the morning he awoke
and related dream, saying that it was so
horrible that he could not sleep. He soon
burned in bed with a sigh of relief, how
liver, remarking, II can sleep now He
3hen uttered the word mother" and eI-
Airad
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TIE RIVER BOOMING
At Madison. Iodtapa, and People Pre-.
pairing for the worst.

MADISON, IND, February Sat eight
o'clock it was still raining fast. The river
at this point bids fair to be as high as the
highest water of last year. 1t has risen at
the rate OF three and one-quarter inche7
per hour since noon to dsy, and only wants
four feet to overflow its banks at the foot
of West s;reeS. Two feet will bring it over
the bank at the Dept. People who live
along the river are busy preparing for the
worst. All the factories along the river
are shut down.
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SOCIETY Al THE CAPITAL.
The Presidents Reception sandwiched
Between other Events.

Between Otner ENents.
WASHINGTON d. c., Feb 5.-The ''giddy
whirl" could hardly be more giddy at the
close OF the season than it was last week.
Society looks Gone up by the ceaseless
round Of calling durin the day, and no
end of dinners, receptions, balls and ger.
mans crowded into the nights. This week
promises to be as busy. The President
gave his first evening reception Of the sea-
son tonight. 1t was public leyee from
s to 10 O'Clock. Tomorrow evening he will
give a dinner to foreign ministers and the
ladies Of their families. 1t will be larger
Diplomatic dinner than heretofore, as there
are about 40 representatives OF foreign gov
ernments here. The chairman OF the two
foreign affairs committees, the secretary OF
state, and perhaps one or Two other guests,
will be invited, making the number up:
wards of so. Senator and Mrs Miller, OF
California gave q fancy dress party this
evening, for which great preparations had
been made. Mrs. Hill gave breakfast
to day, and Mrs. Hildrup tea. inviting
friends to meet her guest, Mrs. John say,
age, of New York. Senator and
Mrs. Sherman have issued cards for Tues
day evenings in February. The Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Frelinghuysen Will con-
tinue their Thursday evening receptions
to the diplomatic corps and other invited
guests. The Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Chandler will give dinner party on
THURSDAY evening, and they have selected
Saturday evenings in this month for card
receptions. The ladies at the National
Hotel will give dancing party on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Miller, wife of Justice
Miller, will discontinue her Monday re-
ceptions this month. Mrs L. B. Mason
gives q lunch party tomorrow, and Mrs.
Lewis Beach gives q tea Mrs. Walter
Wood also gives iunen an,I party X 70 RSssiag gSds
Minister and Nine. de Struve are at home
to friends. The literary society meets at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman Sstur-
day evening, and Commissioner and Mrs.
Loring hold their regular informal re-
ception.
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To Use the Unosr~ronna sx,,s,

CHICAGO, February City Electrician
jarrett, who has been examining the under
round systems OF teicgraphy in various
Eastern cities, is convinced of their 'prac-
Ncsbility, and has contracted for iorty
.hiles of wires, to be used as q basis for a
Dew fire alarm system, all of which will he
put underground, removing all poles in
1he business center OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06

IT is we'll known that DR.. Prices Cream
baking Powder has bsen made for many
\ ears without reducing its standard Of per-
6ect purity, and that there Is not another
baking powder in the market that can
eiand so good q test for effectiveness,
eslthfulness and freedom from injurious
uestshces. The test is in the family bis
knits in The oven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
ROUGHLY RIDDEN ON A RAIL.
That the Boss of the Iron works Got
!. for His Had RehANIors

READING, Pa, February 5.-Thomas Nc
Iaughlin. boss at the MacunSie Iron
Works, it is alleged, has treated his men in
= brutal manner, snd yesterday the men
became very much vexed. 1t is said Nc
Laughlin got into dispute with some of
fhe employees and began abusing them, as
sususl. NJ. II. Miller, the engineer appear
ed with fence rail and all hands Joined in
placing Mclaughlin astride, hoisting him
il the air to give him 8 ride through town.
He fell of, bat was agsin quickly placed
on the rail, but interference by outside
PARTIES prevented the men from carrying
out their purpose in full.
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aT LOUISVILLE.
The River Rising and Portions or the
city sR Danger.

LorIsv LIE, KY, February Sit has been
raining nearly all day. The river is rising
two inches an hour with twenty-eieht and
half feet in the canal At this rate the
water will be in the houses on ths wharf
and shipping ports badly submerged by
morning Anticipating food many resi-
dents on the river front are moving into
higher quarters. The canal is shut of
from boats. Tne coal men are having great
trouble in keeping barges secure. The
Kentucky river at Frankfort is on stand.
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THE violation of any of nsture's laws
brings its warming by the feeling OF dis
comfort Exposure will induce colds,
throat diseases, consumption, etc, all ct
which give warning by . troublesome
cough. Use DR.. Butts Cough Syrup in
time, and remove both the esQ,e and
effect Of ysus discomfort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06

CINCINNATI, February 5-Midnight-At
eleven o'clock the river had reached fifty
four feet, ten inches. 1t now stands fifty
Eve feet three inches, rise Of nine inches
in the last two hours. A strong RAIN is
still falling.
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AfterlllexnI Zee Takers..

LANCAsrER, Pa, February 5.-The Coun-
u Auditors on Monday made their report
> the Court charging every alderman,
|nstice Of the peace and constable in the
>ounty with having drawn illegal fees,
mounts ranging from few cents to hun
Lreds of dollars, and sggregsting thousands.
Notions to recover these amounts will De
.reSSad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
Contracts Win New Players.

CoIUxBrs, O., February 5.-The secretary
OF the American Base Ball Association has
approved the contracts Of Samuel +. War
ring and George Patrick with the Phila-
delphias, and received notice OF the con-
tracts of John R Hoyle and Dan w. Mol
hnlland With the Clevelandl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
A Forger Becomes Insane,

HosSELLsyILLE, n. Y, February s.
Henry Hamilton, Of Cainstso, who was ar.
rested yesterday on two charges Of forgery,
|and who supplied himself with laudanum
'end attempted suicide, hss been sent to the
'ssylum for the insane. His forgeries
|l cached IS 200
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u,,x ont. L.v Makers.

COLUMBUS. O., February 5.-Fhs Civil
Rights bill of the Ohio Legislature has be-
come law. 1t is the same as declared I'M.
constitutional by the United States
Supreme Court. The amendments 20 tbs
Scott Law passed the Eouss to day.
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LARGE DAMAGES RECOVERED.
A Iailrosd Enplsye Scoops In e2S,J
for IDtusies 6ustAtned.

Tor IbIufIes bustAtneos
YousesTovs. O., February 6.-Chsries
". Palmer, Of this city, while employed -
. baggsgemaster on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railway, vn caught in
a collision, receiving injuries that made
him q cripple for Life. He BEGIN suit Tor
dsmsges against the Pennsylyania Com
pany, and the case wss settled to-day, ths
company paying him S25, 500.
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y,e,rtps Hin asa store Barsea

ToLEpo, O., February 5.-Palmer q
Cases Touring mill burned at 2 O'Clock
this morning. also the sdioing residence
and grocery of W. Dsies. LasA $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06

A remedy resting on Ne basis Of intrinsic
worth demands the confidence OF all. DR.:
Bulls Cough syRp 10 known snd Used
most sati.fsctnri s obrou ehout the land. -
in sttssted ey 20 greet Gales. You: drug
gist keeps l.,
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,IF HIGHER WAGES ARE DEMANDED
uSpeBsIon of PennsylyaniS Coal
Mines Probable.

PIrrsrURGH, February 5.-A district
convention of river coal miners will be
held here tomorrow to consider the sd-
Instability of demanding an increase Of the
mining rate from three and half to four
ants per bushel. II the miners demand
"a addi ional half cent the operators say
they will not coucede the advance, as the
Impressed condition Of the trade does not
Nstify higher prices. At the prese ut Il ne
Il arly all the mines on the river are
lrosed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06

LouuvuLs, Kr., EskEussy s.-casfoli
Webster, a orphan eight ysa1 OLD. -
run ovss o. Fourth sysnus bys car sne
% badly crushed that bs did In - thss
Eve minutes. His iatheS - ooeo . -.
tery asenS but losshis busioss esa he hfe
tbfsugh intsmpsssocs. 1hs bor nsAe BE
living selling pASsfs. saA ~ oesssa
fasofita
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Alliance MsssAssss YsSGbssos1 ~ ~
RSeess nssossPOos ExplOA1O0.

When . remedy Aas peoven itssif - -
q cure for consuDptioo and Q perfsct lus1
restorer. Il should b kept 10 every ven
regulated hons. We Hsisr 70 D.. Wtstsf'l
Bslsam of Wild CAsrTy, . sin9ie doss q
which Niil cure sa ordinary cough ~ cold.
A few bottles will cure oonsainpsoo,
i. .tI; f.s:tsai v tsts.
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Bs,srroip. NJ. February k-ososr v.
Btsssy. joiSuy indistsd vith hn Bef'
rows ios IL murdO ef ths ls1tss hss'
bsnd, Ystr,s>sd his Disa 81 not guilty. ne
court beosssg - tssdoooy - eoets:ess,
spd proosanssA IN Gnihy q nafoss ~
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hrs. Robt. Porter seeking Protection.

RoCKEoED, ILL, February 5.-Robert ?.
porter is known throughout the United
hates as a member Of the Tariff Commits
Ion, having been appointed to that office
Nv President Garfield. He was at one time
city editor Of the Daily Gazette here, and
}ater was connected with the Chicago Inter
Ocean. His wife resides in this city Yes
terday she fled bill for divorce On the
eround of desertion, which was granted to-
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nath" Pays small Damages for Libel.

NEw HoBX. February 5.-In the suit Of
Josh Hart, OF Truth, against George Alfred
1owndsend, for libel, which has been on
Nal for a week or more past in the Su-
1reme Court, before Judge Van Worse, the
1nry came into court this morning with
&raled verdict. When announced by the
n]srk, it was found to be verdict in favor
a. the plaintiff for SO,
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Is your system running down? Is there
q feeling on decrepituds taking possession
of youF Are the functions Of your diges-
tive and urinary organs impsiredr Is your
blood bad? Do sores aud pimples trouble
you? Do you suffer from aches and pains?
Are you weak and does the least exertion
give you fatigue? Bewsrel Regain par
feet health by using DR.. Guysotts Ysllox
Dock and SarsspariilsD
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a Chieara Ou Nerka nanarel.

CHICAGO. February 5.-The works OF the
p. @. Hsnford OIL Company st Enelewood,
soath Of this city. were partially burned
early this morning. Loss, $4,000. 10.
snPed
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WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE
NEGROES

ing Question.
Three notable propositions have re-
Gently been presented for the considera-
tion Of the country that are ssverally ureed
By colored politicians of more or less
prominence.
One of them to have the co!ored vote
masssd for Senator Logan Is . presidential
candidate, ss favoring an amendmsnt to
the constitution Of the United States TO TO
place the one recently declared inopera-
tive By the U. 8. Supreme Court sscar,
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BLAmsvnlA Pa, yssrusg A-SssAcss
brsksnan Looss - hlIsA - stss
On he Isdiass besssA q ~ seseasse
snd AiIsshsny Fsilsssl: Ihs t.as sS
mt 20 Srcp ths easA - u ewtese - ~
- tuSDsA quiek seo1OA - peeyees "
sceidept ledAsatU - No - W 1oso'