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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-30
THE "usrs" uNvE \ riUs,U.
Tno Crippled Condition ot tho Iron,iue
Causes rheir Easy Defeat.


Yesterday afternoon largo audience
witnessed the gamo between tho Metro
pOltan and lruusides clubs ON the grounds
of the latter. Tho contest was not very
interesting, and ths cbmius champions
won Ivy score which WAS uauditablo to
the home club. Pylo was suffering from
tho heavy work in the gamo on Thursday,
aud he was uuablo tn p'tch with
his usual strength. Ia tho early part
of tho game ho was hit hard, and to aid
t. this tho home tOLm bNytu playing
hai hSid game, allowing thN VISITORS to
soure four runs. Ia tho latter ptrJ OF tho
game both nincs played we'll. and the con
test SS lively for s,ms tuning. Lyuoh
started pitching for the Mrts, ,arG Goudn an
hit hin. for two Dagger before no went
out of tho box to make way
for Brady. Tho latter was hit Sorv
bard. McIamauy made the longest
hit ever seen on tho grounds, sending tho
tall over the fence, across the Harrisburg
pike aud scoring homo run. The
visitors at ono ttmo played IN very care
IcSs mauuor, much IT, the disgust Of every
Que. Goodman of the lrOns.d' ~ gave them
t. understand that they were eNpsutod To
play ball, even It they shut tho homo toam
out. After that better work was done.
Coulter "A ball player, attempted the feat
of umpty,ug tor several inninga, but madc u
mess of It and Mr. B,yrrs took hia place
u TIA" satisfaction of all. Tue score fol
low \.
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NuCiDFNr NNu UCiMr.
\ i>ai,Iiusc"pic View ot the D,rksr sid,
~ the No'it,

Y hAittiusCopiC View Ot tue btrkrr Siue
~ the Wo'lt,
4 terrible accident occurred Friday at
the Blackstone coal pie, near Paisley,
Englaud. Seven persons were killed
Ella Mills, u ij.yrar.old culorcd girl,
was fatally burned 10y the explosion ul n
coal oil lamp ON Thursday evening IN
Wilmington.
one man was killed aud another fatally
injured by the fall oi \ SCanuld on the new
board of trade building in Chicago FRI
day.
At O'Fallon, illinois, on Thursday, Mrs.
Thomas Crowthcr murdered Mrs CtOwac,
a widow, and then Cut Ter own throat,
dying few hours later The immediate
cause of the tragedy was a quarrel be
tween the women about the payment of
Mrs Cruwthcr's daughter for chores done
tnr Mrs. Crnwac. ltaVpcars, however, that
Mrs. CrOwther (who h,i basn twice di
vCrccd before marrying Cruwthcr) had
long been Jealous Of the widow, aud
Threatened tn kill her
william Williams, cOlOrCd, WAS hanged
Friday at Franklin, La, for the murder
ot William Burgess, February 3, 1881, and
Joshua Bergman, CnInrcd, WAS hanged at
NatChtOChcs, La. fnr the murder of
S1ott Carter, colorcd, Juuc q, 1854. Berry
Johnson was also hanged at Shreveport.
La. lie choked his wife to death at
night whilo in b,d and then filled her
! mouth with SNUFF 20 create the impression
| that she had died from straucuatiOn. lie
confessed the crime Wednesday. lie also
admitted that he had killed Cnlorcu
woman named MAlIuda Coleman, in Red
| River parish, four years ago, being hired
! by another negro woman 10 uomm!t the
docd.
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On IN rtion Tor change Of venue in tho
case OF the common wealth W. Charles 4
Railing, was argued in CArlsIo, at length
FRIDAY morning. Railing IL charged with
procuring tho commission of an illegal
operation on Arna NJ. FOust, of Hunts
dale. Cumberland county, from the effects
of whioh shs died, in January last. four
days after the alleged crime WAS commit.
ted. llo suddenly disappeared from the
county at the timo and was rec ntly ar.
rest0d in Kansas 10y the editor Of tho
ImGricdR Foiuntccr, Of Carlisle. Since
then tho I"!uRteCr has published long
articles OH the subject, referring to Rlil-
ing as the guilty party, aud in ono Of its
issues gave wood cut picture OF him.
The other newspapers in tho county
copied these articles more or less fully,
and ono Of them also gave tho wood cut.
The counsel for defendant argued that this
wide spread publication rendered it i'm
possible to get m unprciudGed jury in
the case. The court denied tho applca
tion and ordered ths case TO bo called on
Saturday morning.
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AHisoutnouartor ors uoII,,.

Martin Miller butcher Of Oregon, was
complained against before Alderman Barr
this morning for larceny and assault and
battery. Miller, IL appears, delivered
some moat at VIM. II. DBIchler's residence
on North Queen stro"t, and on his return
to the bar room purchased cigar. BY
Deichler and bis barkccpGr it Is alleged
that Miller took n twenty tive cent piece
from the cigar box, while Miller claims
that tho money dropped from his hand
into tho box. A dispute foilOEod be-
tween tho men, it ended III fight, and
William Fox, tho barkeepsr, claims that
Miller assaulted him, and be entered com
plant against Miller for that oflerse, while
Deichler entered suit against him 70.
the larceny of twenty five cents. Miller
was arrested by OAlcer Wiuower aud
entered bail for a hearing on Monday, Sep.
tcmber 3.
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insoIent Trnmp. uAnturod.

On Friday tho farmers living on tho
Mauhoim turnpike north of this city,
were annoyed by q gang Of trampS, who
entered their residences aud behaved in an
insOlent manner. At tho house Of Chris
tiau Shenk they were bOsterous and
refused to leave when ordered to do so,
and were not got rid of until Mr. Shenk
got shot gun and Threatened to shoot
them. Officers Speeco aud Roadman
being Informed of their dOings went in
pursuit and captured five of them, but
while being brought to the city two Of
them escaped, though tho otii90rs fired
two shots after them. The Others were
lodged in jail for y hearing before Alder
man Samson.
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TIE newspapers of New York have
been making great sport Of the ASST
duty with which two would be Bene.
dicks have been haunting Castle Garden,
the Landing place for immigrants hunt
ing vainly for a wife. Yet it illustrates
a curious feature OF actual life. 1t is
passing strange that in u country Of
such uurXamplcd resources as that over
which the stars and stripes Il ,at, where
all the products Of the soil are plenteOus
aud the only title to distinction is that
gained by honest requirement, there
should be such lack of material for
wives. That there is such pducity must
be admitted in view Of the f,ct that the
present leap year offers extraordinary
advantages for matrimOny that the
gentler sex have shown no desire to use.
Perhaps the Castle Garden incident is
only the fOrerunHer Of what Will he the
ordinary method Of wife seeking when
the sex obtain that Larger liberty for
which woman sutfragis,s have been
battling.
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Suggestions OF CeicbTated Vet Tiuu
Professor on Chs SUBJECT.

Suggestions OF ceIsbratcd Vet riunry
Professor On ths subject.
Professor James Law, the celebrated
veterinary professor OF Cornwall Univrr
srty, being questioned concerning tho
puurO pneumonia now creating some
excitement among Western cattle breeders
said that be had something TO say on the
subject. Ills remarks summed up arc as
follows:
FIRST. The plague having been allowed
to reach the West it IL 10 longer safO 70
purchase stock cattle that have beon car
lied by rail or other conveyance, that have
been in public sales, markets, fairs or
other assemblages of cattle, or that have
been in contact with cattle 80 exposed.
Second. Stock cattle should bO taken
only from well known herds that have had
no deaths nor sickness Tor six months, nor
any additions made 10 their number in
that length pf time, nor any coltact with
adj AGENT or passing herds.
Third. Stock cattle should not be- car
rlod home by rail on other public convey
anCe unless these shall have been hrSt
thoroughly clcausCd and disluiect,d aud
unless the train has carried no other cattle
on that trip.
Fourth. Auy stock cattle carried homo
by rail, etc, as above, even whom this 10
done under dIsiuieotaut precautions should
be carefully secluded IN quarantine under
separate attendance for three mouths,
until they are found non-infoctiIG.
Fifth. Butchers and dealers handling
LAT stock destined foe slaughter should on
no account allow them or thec produo. to
coIue in contact with stock cattle.
sixth. AN public carrying companies
should Cleanse al cattle carrying cars aud
boats and dIsinfect them with lime Whito
wash containing four ounces Of chloTidj ui
lime to each gallon of water.
Seventh. These precautions should be
kept up until by federal and state action
tho plague shall have been stamped ont
should this still DO possible.
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The Election I'm the East.

Maine will vote week after next, and
the elections there and in Vermont are
expected by the Republicans to furnish
their party with some grounds of hope
for success in other moro decisive states
that are to follow. There is nothing In
the situation to make Democrats of in-
telligence give weight or significance to
a Republican gain in these ates. Yer
mont is the most interchangeable and most
bigoted state in the Union as it is the
most unprogressive and in fact, the only
retrOgressive one. Name is Blaine's own
state, and il he comes out of l. with less
than 10000 or 5000 majority after the
desperate efforts making 10y his party, he
will be a plumed knight OF much be q
draggled feather, indeed. But 1t is by
no means sure that big majority there
will he good thing for his party.
1t can only be secured by rea
son OF the fusion between the Re.
publicaus and the Prohibtiunis,s, the
latter giving an ardent support to Blaine
Ii their joint majority shall he large aud
the Prohibition amendment b. adopted
by BlaiDe's active influence, the effect
will be to drive the entire German vote
Of Ohio, Wisconsin and the Northwest -
hitherto largely Republicau-intp more
solid opposition to Blaine and, psraioxi
cal ~ it may seem, the larger the lie
publican and Prohibition vote IN Maine,
the more likely is OliO 10 vote Demo
CT ItiC in October.
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THE NeU Era declares that there
has been fall "to the ground of the
serious scandal about Mr.. Blaine, which
no reputable Democratic paper in the
East bias solled its columns with, but
which seems to be virtually admitted by
all OF his biographers, and some of his
most eminent organs-the New York
Tribune for instance. The Neto Era
finds that the scandal is elTectually
disposed OF because Mrs. Blaine's
father died in January, 1915, while
Mr.. Blaine was still in the sophomore
class In college, a boy OF less than six.
teen years of age. Mr.. Blaine never saw
his future wife until long years after
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Mr.. Frank, OF Middletown, has been
appointed malo attendant at the soldiers
orphans school, Mt. Joy, u ill tho
vacancy occasiOued by the removal Of Mr..
Shcrbu To tho Mercer school
Miss Harriet Hutchcns, of Carbondale,
was elected teacher of the StTasburg high
school in placo Of Miss Collins, who re-
signed.
John B. aud Jason ID. Bair on Thursday,
threshed out the wheat crop ON Daniel 5.
Geist's farm, near Blue BAll-l7 acres,
which yielded $50 bushcls Of superior
qrality, an average Of over thirty two
bushels per acre.
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InCli-h C.yirslit- InSi'sh TO iuye-t la
Railroad Nut Ia EXi,t,nCe,

I nr lt-n tsylrzli.t- inNi'ed 10 tuNS-t la "a
Railroad N"t Ia ENi'ttnCe.
4 plan has just b3en brought to light IN
PIttSburg OC an attempt T. get English
CAPITALISTS 10 invest in railroad which
bad no Corporate existence. The road was
called the New Castle 4 Middlescx. Ad-
vo.tra"meutG were inserted in London
j urUal, .llHinG for sale u 900 per cont.
gr>t mortgage bonds OF glOO each. The
road was TO bo completed October |, aud
the money thus Obtained 10 be used for
rails and rolling stock. Tho prospectus, IN
d"scrbing the uow road, exactly dcscr ibes
.ho line Of the New Castle II North
,ru IAilWay, and names the Amer can
Loan and Trust company, OF Now York =,
rs trustees. Messrs. Harper aud BattoCk,
London solicitors. aud William Patterson,
pfcsidout Of tho Lawrence county bank
Newcastle, Pa. william Vlukirk, presi
dent II the Trademarks national bank, of
Pttsburg, aud John Todd, vice president
Of tho New York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio
raOlrutd company, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
directors. Tue New York Office Ia given
az NJ - CORTLAND street. secretary Of
tug Commonwealth Stcngcr can find no
trace OF such road as the Newcastle Il
MdileSex, and Messrs. Nankirk and Pat.
tersOn deny all knowledge Of it, and say
their names aro IsCd without authority
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wards, and her father neither saw nor
heard of him during his lifetime" The
Ne,o Era's new and improved code Of
morals, it seems, relieves the man of
offense IL his victim is an orphan, or has
lost her parental protector. So
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loss. There is sl5, 600 marine Insurance..
The telegraph aud telephone wires TO Hen.
dcrson are broken.
One Of the survivors says tho passengers
were terror stricken before the accident
occurred, aud when the boat capsizcd It
was all over in u few seconds Those on
tho barge saw the steamer sink with all on
board without being ahlc TO help them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-30

WE observe that paper in ONO
which is supporting Blaine, repeats in
essesS---- -.ss story for which he has sued
Il Democratic ptper~tn indianapolis a
journal in Maine, nearer his own door,
has recently printed "a far more gross
libel on him, if untrue His failure TO
take cognizance of these offenders is not
creditable to his yalor: his discretion
may have come To the rescue.
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Bass fishing has fairly begun at Fites
Eddy, several parties having taken fine
strings this week. Hiram Peoples caught
81 bass, besideB several hno salmon, cat
fish, 40,
@. j. p. Rlub, OF Quarryvllc, caught
a big string of salmon, and is getting
plenty and fine game.
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rae TLEurxiCAL ENaru,rIuN.
fr~Tarations Almust Complete Tor tho Upsn,
log oi tho Great Display.

frSTarstionS Almust Complete IOr tho UpBn-
log OF tho Great display.
The rIpility with which the thousands
Of exhibits at tho international exhibition
are being placed in position points TO a
successful opening on Tuesday next. At
tho present time a fair idea Of the many
bewI!dorng displays Cau only be had by a
visit to the building. Oae of tho novel
ties exhibited by tho United States
electric light company ia an immense sIgn
ten feet high by forty feet long, composed
Of huudrcds Of different cplOrod iaoandes.
cent lighta.
Thousands Of arc aud iucandescent
lamps, including every system now in uso,
will make the building one Of the brightest
spots on earth. The Electrical W0rM will
issue their weekly edition Of that journal
from the building. Tho papor will be
pIiutod on handsome uiokle plated press,
which will receive its motive power from
an electrical engine placed near tho press
Hundreds Of the finest instruments for
testing purposes aro nov Ia place in tho
Clscs showing Qneen X Co.'s display.
The different departments OF tue United
states government are all busy making
their final arrangements and the smaller
exhibits are already in place. Among the
arrivals woro thirty cases Of tho finest
t'sting aud mOaSuTiug Instruments from
different parts Df Germany.
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Last evening Rev. SyIvanus Stall and
family returned to their homo after an
absence of four weeks. Mr.. Stall spent
two weeks on his bicycle, most Of tho time
in company with Rev, W. p. Evans, of
Columbia, and Rev. Geo. ID. GotwaId, Of
York. The tour WAS through Penusyh
vania, New Jersey aud New York, and the
distance covered with the wheel was 500
miles. TIE trip was enjoyable through.
mt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-30

Friday evening Prof. Grimes gave the
last OF hIs interesting lectures ol human
nature as a sciouce, toa large aulrsnce in
tho Union Bethel church OF this city. The
subject was mesmcrism which he demon
strated WAS not cauHed hy electricity.
magnetism or will power, but WAS caused
by species Of sloop, producoi by the ex-
citement OF tho conforming organs in tho
subjects own brain, which pIcduccs
catalepsIs of tho ultra capiilaries Of tho
body and bTaiu similar 10 that caused by
an experiment, showing the truth of his
theory. Tho professor will lecture IN tho
Presbyterian church, Marietta, Sunday
mOIning AID evening.
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nI.mni.ne,i Inc Uase.

Alderman Spurrier to-day dismissed
the case Of commonwealth W.. John NJ.
Peoples, charged with false pretonse and
embezlling funds from tho Metropolitan
Llio Insurance company. The case was
heard by the alderman several days ago
and decision reserved until to day.
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Notss OF the aans.

Mruglu, tAn plt1hor Of tho V.r-IiA
club, says he has had enough Of base bail,
and has r,lur,cd Ia his home ia California
Tho IruusUfrS 90 - Wulam,r1.t. Mon
day aud ru,sa.,y. uwuray llc nov
scnrdulr wiki tho Dpmratt,> lcro ON
Wednesday,.
Tne "Mrt," dli not play horr t. day.
as tlry dr-.., I,nt, .od tno IlAyc,s con
cluJ,i I'd go 4ourr. Tho Irou,,drs are all
somewhat Cripu'vd aud aru not auxiou. l.,
play.
TIE Ituras. ar club play, u, Altoon.
aui East Llb,lty "u trai louc days Of
next week. aud On Friday AMI Slturdl,
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a STEAMBOAT uArs,lgs.
FROM leu to riIteon TsTsups Luso an,
iINos DuTInE u auETioaue,


hiNos BurIng - duTTioane,
The transfer steamer Belmont WAS cap
sized by a hurricane Friday forenoon at
Stanley's landing, three miles above Hon
derson, Ind, and from ten to fifteen
persons were drowned The vessel was
turned completely ovor. She was going
to Henderson with barge on which was
n train containing passengers of the Louis,
vile " Nashville railroad. Tho boat
separated from the barge. All on tho
latter was saved, aud all on tho boat except
four or Ave were lost.
Among the lost are Captain John Smith,
Il, q. Roach and sou, prominent merchants
of Evansville ; Miss Laura Lyon aud
sister Sallie Bryaut, and her mother Mrs.
Bryant Mr.. WoOdtrec, Of Henderson, aud
a lady and baby. Tho bodies of tho last
three have been recovered The unknown
woman had a Batchel in which was a card
with "Miss Hattie Murray, Brookiield,
Ala, inscribed on 1t. The boat is a total
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Gouoral Benjamin +, Butler arrived at
Williams Grove, PeUu'a., Friday noon,
aud was escorted by 800 people to tho
Grange headquarters. where he held TO
ception and dned. In tho afternoon ID
made an address lasting fifty minutes, in
which no discussed tho political situation,
and said no did not como hero to ask them
20 throw away their votes, but to lay the
foundltiou Of q People, party which shall
remedy existing evils. lilo wound up by
asking "DO you thnk would throw
away my time at this time Oi life il | did
not thiuk that ! WAS doing sumo good 10
mankind and my fellows now aud here
after, and to those who shall come after
mo-" His remarks were greeted with
long continued applause. At the close of
his address tho general left for New York,
where no is 70 speak Saturday evening.
While at Williams Grove he hold a con-
ference with tho National Grtenba0k
Labor leaders. and an aggressive campaign
was decided upon. Batter will make four
speeches in this state, one of them in
Philadelphia. "A red rose on n greeu
loaf" was chosen as tho Butler badge.
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Harper Fair, book AGENT, imbibed too
freely on Friday and was arrested while
sleeping on the pavement in front of the
Law building, on Duko street. Ho was
discharged 10y Alderman Furdney this
morning ON the payment of costs,
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Tho widow passe, Through,

Among the passengers on tho day
express last evening was Gen. Il. II.
Butler. lilo occupied seat in a Pu Imam
car, and for time chatted pleasantly with
those who entered the car.
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" hen | slumber, they are near,
Whispering ~ NY ureGminE eur
shedding beams Ot heavenly Light
from thelr piniOns -ilveTy bri INT,
An such hOiy truths tlry sprak,
Missing ZIP, ana hIOw ,aud cheek
"PeaCe they murmur O'ur and q 'cr;
g We are with YOU UVCrlUOTCi
AnHoi'S CO int the nO"In"u's h ,ur.:
Every cross Il crowned VITA flowers 90
God mas taught them this, know
Lovely spirits, wui q a. SNOW!
-fdnny FORESTER, ~ ChdUlLcTS' Journal
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Tho Mayors court.

The mayor had ono drunk and two yags
to dispose of this mornin;. Toe drunk
was committed for twenty o, hours and
tho yags discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-30

The recent holocaust in Colorado, IN
which several lives were lost, should sug
gest to inventors the possibility in car con.
stru2tIon Of providing more adequate
meaus of "gress in the event OF wreck or
ire on traius. 4 lire finds the car in e.
mates usually panned IN beyond the posi-
bility of escape. Some ready means Of
thriving upen a car when oyeraken by a
disaster Of t'is kind should bs inyautei,
aud 1t 1t worked successfully lngislaturcs
would sOOu enforce it's use.
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ForIy.ssven Lights Ou',

Tho police reported 33 electric AMI "A
gasoliae lights as uct burning Oh Friday
night,
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kfoFses ghipuo,s.

Fiss & Doerr shipped to New York, one
car load OF horses to day.
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a safe Opened.

The safe o( :. Fllbort IL Son, cal and
ica merchants, wl8 forced op,n iast night
by some unknown parties with an iron
bar aud several dollars III change and
package Of valuable papers extracted.
How an outTanoo was gained iutu the
office, where the safe is, Is not known,
neither Of tho windows CT doors appearing
as having been disturb bed
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IL nearly always happens that the
man who is not afraid to steal Is afraid to
iaoo tho shame of the exposure. DeGaultor
koborts, OF Lnaerne county, is a case in
point. lie stole thousands OF dollars from
his trusting employer aud now that the
fact has been developed that the assets he
can turn over will not more than equal
one third OF his populations, ho desires to
bury his remorse at tho point of a pistol.
io would leave the crushing disgrace Of
his thieHery aud suicide on his family,
but he Is not brave enough to acknowl.
edge bis wrong and do his utmost for its
reparation.
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THERE have been since 1915 one hun
dred and eighty lives lost in Arctic uayi
CATION. The Russians seem to think that
in this array OF mortality their nation has
not been properly represented, for they
are organizing new tangled polar cxpr-
ditiOn.
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WHEN Butler acted AZ attorney for
Fhrragut's men in their suit for prize
money against the government, he charged
the sailors Sl25, GOO for bis service.
Be MS advocacy of the cause of the
Ia boring man has always had the main
chance in view.