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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
ON THE WAR-PATH.
III" Apache Indians Continue on Their
Tour Of Rapine In tho southwest--Eight
Whites kiiied-Troops In Pursuit.

rho Apache Indians Continue on Their
Tour Of Rapine In tho southwest--EIGht
Whites Kiiled-Troops In Pursuit.
SILVER Cry, N, M, May rs. "A courier
arrived yesterday morning from whltehouse
with dispatch from Captain oyerton, and
also brought the following letter.
/ "ALMA, May @,-Mr, LYDIA send a moss.
age from Captain OvertOn 10 Fort nayard
which forward 70 Silver CITY aud Bayard. II
"A lnposalble 70 got courier from here 70
Silver CITY ! know positively that eight men
have boon killed by the Indians Thby will be
hkoly "a give this waller lSan FmnolDool an,
y D. M jULA MiLLEiL
CLIFTON, A. T., May 2b,--A courier has
Just arrived from the upper ella with q
letter from Wood bod, who says the In
dlans left Eagle Creek, three miles north
Of Thomps0n's ranch, and struck the Blue
River NJ Breton's, forty mile, north OF
Clifton. Old man Brenton can not DO
found and Dod who followed up the In.
dlans, believes he has been killed. Five
miles further on, at Germans ranch,
the owner was found murdered
aud mutilatod. The Indians had
been at M0ntgomerys and Welche's
and destroyed everything, As II vas dark
bod did not look Tor any bodies, but
FASTENED on 10 reach Alma. Ills horse
shled often along the trail, on which there
were number OF dead horses, and no be-
leyes men also,
WAsHISGToN, May PA dispatch was
received vt the War Department yesterday
saying tho Apaches who escaped from San
Carlos reservation have gone In the dlrec.
t0n OF Fort Tulerosa and Ojo CalIente In
New Mexico. Three companies OF cavalry
from Fort Bayard and two companies from
Fort Wlngate arc In pursuit
WAsuIN0ToN, May ga telegram In
regard 10 the recent Indian outbreak, OF
which tho following ID u copy, was to-day
sent 10 tho commanding Generals OF tho d.
Visions OF the Paolnc and OF the Missouri:
use every oxortlon possible, and call for
all assistance OF Federal troops you may TO.
lulro, 10 suppress tho Indian outbreak In
Arizona and Now Mexico, IIhoso outragos
must be stopped In the shortest time posAbie,
and every plecautlon taken ~ prevent their
occurrence IN the future.
ly order OF tho Secretary OF War.
lblgnedl H. q. DRUM, AdJutant General"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
nlnAlnr ON Elnrannd.

Of MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May sS.--Alcxandor
Hbbard, who swallowed silver dollar
several weeks ago, Is getting along much
better than would bc expected, aftor suffer-
Ing such peculiar and dangerous accident
lilo Ia not confined 10 his room vi present.
although hls throat palms him considerably.
lilo oats everything ho wants In addition 10
a regular dict OF ilaxseod three tmos day.
lilo has lost olno pounds OF nosh In tho last
eleven dayA ~ '.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Many omoea FILLED.
WAsuNoroN, May 25.--Tho President

WAsInN0ToS, May 25.--Tho President
has made the following appointments
10 bo Conml.G .Goneral nt Halifax Michael
N, Pholan, OF Missouri 10 bo United statos
Maphali Walter II, Dunn, for tho Northern
Attornoyai Henry W, MoCorry, for tho Wost
crn District of Tonneasoo, John H. Car
land, for tho Territory Of DakotAi
lnmca II. Hawloy, for tho Tcrritory OF
triot OF kontuokv. Hoard OF viatom 10 tho
Naval Academy at AnnRpoliai iloar Admiral
RodgQrb Lieutenant Colonel Poo, Prof win.
lam q, Summer, Now Haven, John N. A.
Road, lialtlmoroi Jamoa II. drinnoll, 0roon.
ncld, Mass aud A. NJ, Craig, Alton, III. Gov
ornor Of New Moxloo, Edward q, itosa, Bur.
yoyor.0onoral OF Dakota Marla Taylor,
W, Waro. OF Missouri
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
pr.aohinK on Bo.ton Common.

BosroN, May s5.--A groai crowd ~.
tended tho religious services on tho Gem
mon yesterday afternoon, expecting 10 Sss
tho police arrest all who took part Row
w, Y. Davis was In charge. Two or throe
policemen were In tho crowd, but they con-
tented themselves with taking tho names OF
oil who spoke II Is said thero will DO no
more arrests until tho Supreme Court has
passed upon the constItutlonalty OF tho
ordinance forblddlng pveaohing without .
liconae a N..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

wnKrspARIlE, Pa, May s9,--Tho hope
ful feeling which had boeh raised In Ply
mouth by the light doath-roll for tho past
few days las given way 10 profound do
spondonoy Not death occurred on Fri
day, but since Saturday morning ton Victims
have been numbered. Filth and dirt abound
almost as plentiful as when tho epidemic
broke out, and tho most criminal careless
noos Ia shown. The village OF Polsebollow,
two miles ffom Plymouth, haa Experienced
Nh outbreak OF the opldomlc.. There afo
thirty or forty cases thoro, and two deaths
have occurred. veH.H...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

WmrE HALL, N. X. May s5, The body
Of Nellie Nprittell, Of Ellzabothtown, N. Y,
aged y, ,ty-ono years, who left her homo
twelve hys ago TO gather wintorgreens,
was fodid yesterday on tho bank OF tho
Bouquet River. Over Atty mon were on,
gagged In the search. Tho body was nude,
pieces OF tho young lady's clothing were
found for u distance OF over two miles from
where her body was discovered. II Is sup
posed that she gtrayod 80 far into tho
woods that sho could not lind her way out
aud that she died from exposure and
starvation. inIt flh .IfIta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Reunion of locomotive EnSiaesr..

srnINorirLD, Ill, May a5,-,About four
hundred members Of tho Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers from tho States OF
PennsylvanIa, Ohio, Michigan Missouri,
Indiana, Kentucky Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa Mississippi and Texas assembled In
the hall OF Representatives yesterday, II be-
ing an annual reunion OF the various dlyl-
slons OF those States. The meeting was
addressed by Mr. T.. NJ Arthur, of Cloyo-
land, o., Grand Chlof Engineer OF tho
Grand International Brotherhood ot Loco
motive Engineers, Governor Oglosby and
Representatives Llnegr and Graham.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
BLAoK-ToNoUE DIpHTHERlA.
Outbreak OF Fearful Epidemic at
Paris, PA, ..t


Paris, Pa. .
PITrsDUR0H, Pa, May s5.--A special 10
The Chronicle. Telegraph from steubenyillo
o., says; The epidemic which broke out q
tow days ago at Paris, Pa, ls thought 10 bo
spreading. Anot her child OF Nicholas
rrux, who has alre ady lost two, Ia down
and not expected TO live, a. Is also q
stepdaughter named Gardner. Kennedy
Trux. who lost five children and his
wife, ana became q raving maniac, Is
In q critical condition. This disease has
broken out at Hanllns Station, on the Pan
handle Road. Several cases ars there. A
physician fIon Bellevue Hospital. New
York, Is ut Paris to-day and will hold con-
iutatlon with Dr. HUI and othor physicians
OF this city this afternoon Ho pronounced
The disease black-tonguo diphtherla Of tho
most violent form. Foars arc entertained
that the towns In the nelghborhood will bo-
come infected. Sanitary measures arc being
adopted ut all the neighboring towns. '0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
ror,y.rwo Mlis. IN I,sor,y.rlan, Minutes.

BurrAbo, NJ X, May sSl 4.irho Chicago
limited express, on tho New York Central
Railroad, started on lb frat trip under tho
now schedule SoStcfday morning, lcaylng
tho GRIND Central depot IN New York At
o5O The ALLEGIANCE for tho run OF $50
miles ~ twonly-four hours, standard time
or twonty.ilyo hours solar tlmo Tho FIRST
forty.two nIlos was covered IN forty-elght
minutes. .lAt eyracvol ths. train was SIX
minutes ahead OF time, and W buffalo,
which was toachcd Al Sioop. M, ilvc min
nlna Ahnnd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Laid 20 nrnt.

New York, May an-rho funeral Of
cx'Sccrctary FroInghuyson took place Sat-
urday ut Newark, n j., Erprcsldont
Arthur, Senator Edmunds, several members
Of tho Arthur Cabinet and many State on
cors attended. Colonel Clayton McMichacl
called In tho morning M Tho representative
OF President Cleveland, and tendorod tho
Prcsldents sympathies and expressed his
regret that his official dutios prevented his
attendance aT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
MIR. Hay On Offensive PArtlsanship.
WARRINGTON, May s5.- Flrst Assistant
General Hay aAld last nIghl.

at IA oxpeotod that oyory postmaster ahall
koop hlp olico In y convenient plnoo for tho
public, IN good condition, aud place whore
people OF all kinda can 10 without being sub
Jootod W any annoyance, II n poatnnantor
% of ISafor" aud % In other wa Wsya "osr'' osronas tbs
people who call thofo for tholr mnil, huoh d
inAn oan properly bu described M an olfonulvo
partisan and a ~ auhieot for removal, Thon
thoro arc tho pohunnntcra who left tholr ofilooa
cainpalEnA, ~ tho extent or noglouilng their
duty 1hoy could not properly hponhInK bo
called qircnalyo parliaaiia, but lhoy incrit dis,
lminAnl juht tho uutno"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
! nlsa.ol I,usledll ln o.llfornla. /

SAN FHAsoisco, Cal, May 30. ---Nows
Inns Just rcachod hcIo tint Tho Yosemite
stage, which loft MADEIRA Friday morning,
was robbed by hlghwaymcn noar Clarke
station. Tho passengers were robbed OF
everything In tho way Of jewory and
money. Tho robbers also captured tho
Wells Fargo treasure box. The value Of
tho lattos " pot, yet Known. "A .reward OF
$1,000 has been ofercl Nfon tty\ capture OF
tho ,hIl wayhinpail Four -Bh0fifs with
poesua nfo In pursultt AsA \C\CIN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
mu.t ray tho u,.d.r..

wAsniSoroN, May 95,.-The Comms-
sioner Of Emigration recently raised The
Question whether tho hcad.money ar
should bo collected on Immigrants only, or
upon oil passengers arriving at our ports
not citizens Of Tho United Statcs Tho
question was referred 10 Attorney GcDora
Garland, and no has decided that all arriv-
Ing nonresident passengers should pay tho
head tax 'N .i'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Decorating LlnsolnsI statue In Droohlyn.

NEW YoHS May pb.--Tbo plaza a Pros
poet Park, Brooklyn, was ihrongcd with
people Yesterday Jtioos,on 70 ylhoes lho
decoration OF tho Lincoln statue aud tho
subsequent, exorcsos, Tho scrylces wore
hold upon a largo stand facing tho mohu-
ment around which tho visiting organlEa.
uons fonnod agqdafd AFTER lalnglne by, tho
Brooklyn ,6eeillan 1Sooluiy Mayor Low
made n short addfeAs, AFTER which tho ora-
tloh was delivered " Johh ., lIondrlx
Memorial services wSN also held NJ Cypress
Hill cometerN Calvary Cemotory and In
many OF the clrirchos throughout tho olty.
Tho tomb OF tho prlsolfshlp martyrs and tho
soldiers grayos. In Greenwood Comoiery
veru tastefully dccorptod during tho day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

SSiCApros, No, MayapS, -AEyclto,gcHt on
HB bsrS oySf,th recently ldlscoyeyod won
Clint wattE"o People aro\ comipE from ~
parts Of tho State 10 cxamIhoit THO Vol
u nfty.two feet deep and contains thirty.
-four foot or wpttt Tho water II fplnd
pufIisIentIy hot W boil an, egg ~ ilvti min.
uteg.I Tho pAy will 'be aJsocdnd q Hot
Springs In thc future, w a5 w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

New yopH, May 05.--Tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has just Issued u cir
cular announcing the following reductions
IN ilrst-class wcstbound passenger ratos.
Chicago from $50 IN. sib; Cincinnati, fron
Sis 10 s14t 81 Louis, from s2tsb TO sio.
There Is no reduction In second.oass rsteA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
A rhyslclrn slain

SAN FRANcisco, May sS.4Dr N. l..
I'ruck, y highly respected citl2on of Oak.
land, was shot dead at his door Inst night
BY Henry n prindle, ID member OF tho Joe
Hooker Post OF The Grand Army OF the no.
public. The murderer has been arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
idaho Mormona aentenoed.

BAIT J. A'n orp May yt-!M tie Dis.
trlct Court at Blackfoot l. T., Blssop
George Stuart and -four other Motinona
pleaded guilty 10 polygamous praotIcos.
Each was sentenced " four months in tho
Territorial Prison md nncd tbroo .hundf0d
doilnts. lThoeo arc tho Nhttt con,lciiona
ieaohca In that Territory s'NN NfVtsA "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

wAsuNoroN, May %. Commissioner
Colman has prepared a circular wsch will
soon bo eont out 70 tho manufacturers OF
dairy productA II requIrcs that each man.
ufschiref make rolIable monthly reports OF
hlg product 20 Mo statistics may bc obtalpcd
70 aid contemplated exposure OF The hut
torlno1 olpqnargnrlno and impure cheese
Industry Tho Q9wmlsslonor proposes 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

d NEW York, May 49," Hungry Joc,'
Tho celebrated sunkoetcercr, with dozen
aliases, WHO Attempted 10 defraud Oscar
Wilde %hilc hero md who shntched $50
from tho hands OF q wealthy gentleman
named Joseph InmAden, OF Manchester,
EnEs pleadod gniltyto day,and was sent 10
pSlpon FOR hvo yoars. NJ 7U-i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
The WeIsh MoontaIn oanr.

LAScAsrEn, Pa, May su.!4The nIno rcs.
idebts Of tbD Welsh Mountain gaue reccntly
arrested, charged with hAfbOrlng tlie Bui-
zards, were given hearing this morning
and oil were discharged, with the eSc0)-
tlon Of Mart j)uzzard and Henderson Mar
shall, who were bound over FOR tfial. Au
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

IA WASHINGTON May %, In ylow Of tho
alleged prevalence Of yellow fovcr IN tho
Northern Mexican States, the Secretary or
tho Treasury has beon requested toappoint
Sanitary, inspectors on tho border line
iofArlgona. lilo will probably comply with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
The champion suos uia wife Tor plyorcc

BosroN, May ab. b.--John L. Sullivan, Tho
ppglllst hps entered a counter suit 10 his
wlfes suit fov divorce, lle charges her
with cruel and abusive treatment aud gross
habits Of intoxoetlon. 'tmahlV9d wv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
nlna In ahn Ixnrnnnn,

iMDns MomHs'laosMW a5rrRoy w, y.
Hahn. pastor yof, Tho African MolhodIst
4 Church hore, had Just nnlebcd M announce
mont AZ tho close of service last evening
whun iic fell over In tho pulpit and es'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

0Aino, ILL.,, May ab,--At tho corner Of
TwoIflh and Lcyol streets, tblb morning,
% ncer George Dunn shot and killed wnt
n Y Howard cdcrvd, while Attempting 4
lrOL hlmiW ''P'.s'H'fAN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
A r,eoep,lon TO Senator I.oran.

CHICAGO, May st.-sonalor Logan left
Springfield in q special car On tho Alton
Road, arriving In this city NJ DUST No was
escorted BY the Union League Club 10 tho
Grand Pacific 1Iotc whore he held A public
reception while salute Of i09 gpps was
being firsd. Over two Thousand persons
.tonderod lholr congratulations. lJII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
In the American Association the record d
az follows,

lhe fchull OF NhtlOnM League games on
Saturday was ~ follows; At Philadelphia
--BuiIalos, 0, Pluladelphlaa. q Al New
York-Now Y0rhs, o; ST. Louis, 1.
American Association clubs played games
Saturday with the following result Al
Louisville -Metropolltans 0; Loulsylllos, o.
At Pittsburgh Plttsburghs, .; Baltimoroa,
0, Az 81 LOuls-St. Louis, 7; BroOklyns, 1.
On Sunday games OF the American AS
sOclaton Mines resulted as follows: At
Observation-Disclosures, ~; MetrOpOltans,
2. At Observation-Disclosures, z; Clnonr
natls, 0. Al st. LouIs-St Louis, 10;
Br00kynA O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

= 'eprrmcrg Mlchb Nayss. Lewis q sykcs,
q cracker 'ilthi, have assigned, Tho assets
nre $4,000. Liabilities $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
;r.yaa.s of smsil-ros In an lows viilaee

Rayaaes OF smali-ros In an Iowa village,
CouScfb BLuvrs, ID, May cb, Small
pox IA raging In Shenandoah pngo County,
ia. rand epecial police aro out guarding. the
,hohsos iIstcgtNdl Nineteen, houses have
beon ih,,f fauarant tnsd, 'ilhb Mayer and The
Prccldent OF tho Board OF HeaIsibcth have
khe disease.
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$l.50 Per Year.


Record Of DANES Lost aad Won By oIaba
Of tho Two Leading Assooiations--a4E
suit OF saturdays DANES. ~
The clubs OF the National Base. Ban
League stand as follows In games lost and
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01
MEN AND THINGS,

A pretty brunette from out of town. who has at
tended The Hartford High School for two or three
years past, mas been somewhat annoyed Of late by
the multiplicity OF her studies She petulantly ex-
claimed tne other diy "oh, pshaw! SO many studies
don't believe III Know enough to pass the exainina-
ton to get back ag ain. "-Hdrtford Times.
The exact nature Of the relations between George
Eliot and George II. Lewes are clearly described by
II. IT, Whipple In an article In the October North
american. by a technically OF English law Lewes
had, by his compassion, forfeited his right TO
divorce from the woman who had twice dlshonored
MN, when he met Miss Evans AMI was fascinated
ny her. She grl iually became fascinated by him,
aud repndlating the legal iechnicay, consented To
lie uh,ied 10 Mr. Lcwes, went abrod Win him, was
married to him In some foreign city, and returned
TO England "a kind OF social rebel. Seven years be-
lore her union she said about The novel OF " Jane
Eyre then The literary sensation of the season
"All helf-sacrilce IL good, hut would like II To
he somewhat nobler cause than that OF u dlaboi-
cal law which claims man. sonl and body, TO u
putfefying CARCASS"
new INLAND anecdoie Is sure OF wide well
come. Although The poet delighted 10 lake his sub
jeeis from the knghtly and romantic Middle Ages,
when feudalism WAS everywhere In force, he was
essentially apIci OF ihepe0ple The Prussian King,
William Nv, offered him the order Pour ie Merite,
Win naierlng expressions OF royal regard. INLAND,
however, declined 10 accept 1t. While he was ex-
planning 10 his wife The reason which moved him TO
refuse the distinction there knock al the door
working class girl from the neighborhood en-.
tered, and, presenting INLAND with bnneh OF vlo-
ieis, said; This Is AZ Offering from my mother
sne oH sd s as replied ns The poe H,oash.
said the gill, "and begged you al the time to make
lilie we're Tor ner grave, and you sent me a
Se ess poem Tnese are the irst yioels which
them, and like 10 think thai she sends them 10 YOU
with her greeting" The poets eyes moisiened AZ he
said to his wife: There dear woman IA not thai M
order IN ire valuable than any king eau giyeg'
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01
Sport In Inverness-shIre.

Lord Iovats great deer forest ot Glepsira hfarrar
10 Inverness shire, which Ia The higiiest-renlei
eb,Opo year, has been aGordlng splendid sport to
Its tenant during the Last month, upward Of sixty
stays having been KILLED, although the weather has
not been very favorable for driving. Lord Loyat's
own small forest near Beaufort Castle has, however,
Welded I'VE OF the heaviest stays that have beenshot
~ rue hlghlands Tor some years past. Lord Loyat
fourteen points, It's horns being being upward OF
three feet long. The other was shot by the Master
weighed tweniy-four stone JUNE pounds. Mr.. Il. n.
jenkins shot splendid Ilummel stag. which
weighed twenty-one stone seven pounds clean,n on
Ross-shire.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01
FROM AFFAIR.


Sweet that SEQ thee when thy dlmpled smile
Breaks fresh across the silver misty morn,
And when thy sunny eyes
shame all the sunny skies,
And no rose lovely as thy lips Is born
That Ia enough
Sweet, that hear thee when thy mellow voice
Floats down the twilight in halfwhspcrcd song,
Willie every wren and thrush
And all the robins hush,
And listen Ike my silent heart, and long
That IL enough.
Sweet, that dream OF theo In holy night,
When tho tired world hath rocked itself to sleep,
And when my ycarning heart
Lets day and care depart,
And fndcth rest on Loves unbrokcn deep
That u enough.
w. j. HENDERSON.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01

1867 Prizes amounting to. .S265, 500
Application for rates TO cluhs should be made only
TO the ONCE of the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
BY Expres., tall sums OF Is and upwards a. our ex-
'" i. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans. La.
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A True story with yery m.pp, Ending.

i'e" 'isuoiouo Ntul, turohlcle, otpt. ~.
such Ia the story OF Topping, the Market-street
tailor, VINO was poor anu III rich-who bought tfth
OF Louisiana State LotteIy ticket coupon for one
Topping has foraker the scenea that he Formerly
haunted; that the paths he irod now know him no
more. Where IL Topping? Has he returned to the
land where Prince Bismarck rules, and where the
American hog Is unkn0wng 1t Ia limited that Tep-
ping mas gone TO visit his Faiherland aud to there
aslonlsli me natives with graphic accounts of how
fortunes have been made by ualifornians inyeslipp
In Louisiana State Lottery tickets.
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