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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30
cEyILlsH DYNAMITERS.

Frustration of a Plot to Blow yF Train
and PIunder the Victims.
e. PAso, TEX, December est be-
came known here yesterday that bold
attempt vas made on the night o. the 23d
inst to blow up the bridge of the South
ern Paci6e rsilrosd scross the Bio Grande
river, several nilea EsOEe ths city.
The dynamite was placed CO the
track and the bridge bolts we're
loosened. A dozen or more men, speak
ing Euglish, seized Bridge Tender Melvin
at stant midnight, bound and blindiolded
HIN and thea sis,cted him to the cabin
1t wss the intention OF the nsn &c blow
passenger train No. 20 from the bridge
an thsn plunder the dying passengers on
the rocks. SIS tain, however. was seve-
raj hours late, and as tsyRsbs cpPros ehed
IN FSb5egs fed.
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BELLAIRE.

Another Meeting OF the GLASS Manutac.
tursrs- General News.
The flint glass manufacturers Of this
city, aud representatives Of the Buckeye
glass works Of Martins Ferry, and the La.
Belle glass works, Of Bridgeport, met in
the office Of the Bellairs Goblet works
Secretary Miller, o! the Union, said that he
and his men bad agreed on terms that
would allow him to start, but Secretary
Dunlsvy, Of the LsBelle, reported that he
had 40; received terms as ytt from bis
men. he is willing to resums on tho
same system as is worked in this city or
the same as has been granted the Buck.
eye. The meeting adjourned until afttr
the action Of the Wheeling union 10 report.
ed on the LaBelle
John G. Scorer gave on interesting Ell.
tertainnsnt in the First M. u. church last
night TO fair crowd. Mr.. Scorer IL one
OF the best declsimers and readers in his
line.
Charles J. Sheets and Mis-, Louisn Show.
acre will be married on Thursday, January
Tth.
Charles Blskeney left yesterday for a
visit with friends at bis old home in New
Martinsville, W. Va.
The giants at the Niagara rink les:
night attracted q good crowd and gavs
good exhibition, which they will repeat to-
night
The BARRIERS will not hold their monthly
meeting until January I.
The cresI has been covered With Ice sew
ersi times this winter, but just when the
cutters were preparing their saws the fro
zen water disappeared.
Not . single person has % far reported
that their home would bs open for callers
on New Years.
Charles Rosssr says he has the fastest
team Of mares In Belmont county.
Shutlisworth will race sih Sheppard At
the Alhambrs rink 10 morrow evening.
The number OF deaths In this city this
year is about 10 per cent lower than last
viii White. the ball player. left yrstsr-
day for Cleveland TO visit Dr.. A. K. Smith.
The Y. n. @. A holds . business meet,
iIg on Thursday evening.
The tax books will bs be,e from st.
Clsirsville 10 few days.
The I'd b =. church msio about s2j
out Of !;s recent festival.
REV r. F. Bcelsr yesterday aiie,nocn
married NJ Aquills &. Showal.sr and
Miss Mary Z Mcconnell, near Bridgeport.
A walking match will take place in the
Elysian rink on New Years Eve. between
Hastings, Of Msrtins Fsrry. and Bisgs. Of
this city,
Tie Niagara rink will BE- open for
sks,ers until after IL o'clock on Thursday
night.
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MUST BE LOST.

Hope Abandoned of Finding the Or
phan Boy and Her Crsw.
CHICAGO December 29-The consign-
ers of the missing schooner Orphan Boy
have given up ell hope Of her safety. a
letter was received tk;s morning By them
from lake captain who sHS the illtsted
craft on Friday, December 1. about p u.
abreast of the Beacon Islands. In the
opinion Of firm she either foundred IN the
terrific gale OF that night, or she struck q
reef in attempting to make the southern
passage aud went to pieces. There were
eiebsmen on board, who doubtless went
down with her. More weight is given to
theformer theory, rs had she met the latter
fate some pieces would have been washed
lahore.
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THE HENDRICKS MONUMENT.
The President Encourages the UndertaI
ing and VIII Act-yoorhees, Repfv.

The President Encourages the Undertak.
ing and VIII Act-yoorhsesp Reply.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-Last even
ing Senator voorhees, received the follow
letter from the President:
Ny DEAR SIR:-I understand move,
ment is on foot to erect q monument to the
memory of the late Vice President, and
that 1t be q tribute to his worth and
services on the part of his friends and
associates. The project is 90 fitting
and appropriate that it seems to me that it
must meet with general approval. Ny re-
lstions With Mr. HsHdncks, both personal
and official, were such that il would be q
source of much satisfaction to me to see
this good work promptly begun, and at the
proper time | hope | may be allowed to aid
in the undertaking.
Yours sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
In reply to the Presidents communica.
ton Senator Voorhees, wrote as follows:
WAsHrSGToS, December q.
Ma PsEsIDENT:-I have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your highly
esteemed favor Of yesterday. On behalf of
the immediate personal friends of the late
Yice-Prssident, and of the great body OF
the people of Indiana, | feel authorized to
tender you their very grateful and
since thanks for your kind and
timely interest in a movement 30
honorable to the memory and
so well earned by his public serVices
aud private Vistues. Permit me to assure
you that no act on your part, in the midst
Of yorr ineesssnt labors for the public good,
will be longer cherished or more highly
priced BY the people Of his State than your
sympathy in their efforts to erect a monu.
meut to his fame.
With the highest respect aud wsrmest
personal regard, am very faithfully, yours,
ID. w. VOORHEES,.
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A MURDEROUS BLOW.
Frank Bone Kills Henry BrindIey with
Club.


Club.
Henry Brindley, a Sell.krown citizen
of Rush Run, Jefferson county, whose resi-.
dencs is located about three miles west Of
Rush Run Station, on the Cleveland 4
PittsSurg railroad, aud 10 miles from
Martins Ferry, died last night about 7
o'clock from the effects of wound on the
head, received from a sled standard in the
hands of young man named Frank Bone,
q son Of George Bone, resident of that
neighborhocd. The blow was struck on
Saturday, December 18th, but at thai time
the wound was not considered of dan.
perous character. To a number OF friends
and acquaintance who made inquiries
regarding the reason for the baudsge, Mr.
Brirdley related the circumstances Of the
affair which in substance GFs as fellows
Some time since Brindley purchased q
tract Of land near the Brindley mill halt
q mile from Rush Run Station, from An
dersop NoGrev. This tract was planted
in corn by Frank Bone, Who lsasel ItEe
ground for that purpose Week before
last Brindley turned number Of sheep he
had sold and intended to ship away on The
| C. L P. road into the field, and informed
Bone oil his action, telling him at the
same time hs would pay any damage sus-
tained to the fodder BY reason Of the sheep
being kept in the field. This satisfied Bone
ST the tine but Heyt dsy ks Zone
turned the sheep loose In the after!
noon Brindley again put the sheep into
the 6eld and towards evening while
he was passing bs discovered Bone in The
act Of again turning tie animals loose.
De demonstrated with Bone and again told
him he would pay any damage sustained
by hin troR the sheen being lett in the
| field
Bone refused, aud when brindiey at.
tempted to hold the gate shut the former
picked up q sled standard, heavy club
about three feet in length, and struck the
latter two blows. Brindley threw up his
srts sad caught tie Ere: blow on the ell
bow, making 6 deep ksss. The blsS
stunned him and when the club came down
the second time it caught him on the TOP
OF tae ,.ea1, inflicting cut about thret
inches in length aud knocGng hil sense
less, desth- following IS related Bone va!
locked Rg ip the steqbenTills Jail las
evening.
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DEADLY EXPLOSIONS.
Probably Four Men Killed and Sew
sral Injured by the
EXPLOSION OF AN OIL MILLS BOILER.
The Boiler Of Threshing Machine at
Lancaster, Pa, ESplodes, Kill
Ing Two Men.

MOBILE. Ala, December 29.-Early
this morning the Gulf City Oil Mills boiler
exploded with terrific force, tearing down
the boiler house .sad part Of the seed
aheds aud burying iour colored laborsrs in
the debris. Three Of them have been taken
out dead. Their names are:
JOE JACKSON.
WILLIS BLADE.
MoRRIs WARREN.
The other, Chas. Chsstsng. is missing.
Three other negroes were seriously sesld.
ed, aud two others slightly hurt
/. s. Stanton, white, the foreman Of the
mill, was badly injured internally. The
damage 10 the mill is about q. eco,
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A GREAT NEWSPAPERS FEAT.
The Atlanta Constitution Masnihcenuy
Entertaius 800 of Its Correspondents.

The Atlanta Constitution Masnifcenuy
Entertaius 800 of Its Correspondents.
ATLANTA, Ga December 29.-To-dsy
the novel spectacle is presented
in this city of a gather
ing of correspondence Of the Atlanta Con-
stitution, 300 in number, from all parts Of
the Union. About one hundred from Geor-
gia, fifty from South Carolina, fifty from
North Carolina fft7 from Alabama,
and the remainder from New
York, Baltimore PbiIadelphis, Washington,
st Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Louis
vile. They are here as guests of the Con
stitulioU their expenses Of travel, &c, be-
ing furnished BY the paper. Tonight they
were rendered magnificent banquet at
the Kimbsll house, at which $50 plates
were lsid, Dnring the day the visitors
were shown around in carriages aud intro
duced to the Governor.
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A BAD Wreck.

CHESTER, Pa December 29-An axle
Of freight locomotive on the Chester
Greek railroad broke at Mt. AlVerno this
morning and dersiled the entire train,
throwing it down an embsnkmsnt. james
Rambo the engineer of Philadelphia, was
crushed to death by the tender. George
Mott, brakeman, of Chester, was go badly
injured that he cannot recover, and Isaac
Williams conductor, of Chester, and Will.
liam McCueu, fireman, Of Philadelphia,
were also severely injured. The track
was torn up for fifty yards, the cars piled
high upon each other end the fields strewu
With merchandise.
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.Ws,rw.I .Ie.-n uIth ,Is.sn,s ro nav

"WaAT We learn With piessqrs ye never
forget. Alfred Merc;er. Tie following
ia case in point: Il paid out hundreds Of
dollars without receiving any benefit,
says Mrs Emily Rhosds, OF AeBndss,
Mich Il had female complaints, espsc-
Tally 'drsgging-1owp, for over Elk yesrs.
Or. E. Y. Piercss 'FSverits Prescription
did me more. good tksn snY MEDICINE ]
ever took, I s1yiss every sick lady to take
it. And 50 do We. 1t never dissppoints
its patrons. Druggists sell It.
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Cameron Notes.
SniaafrI 10 iha RsniSlor

CAMERON. December 29--Nr. Danie
YouDken lost stack Of hay AID 5000
feet Of lumber by fire Christmas night. II
was the work Of sn inceGdiary. Mr
Younkeu has clue to thu guilty party
who should be properly dsslt with
The entertainment given on Christina:
night By the Presbyterian Sunday SCHOOL
Of this place was gfsGd success. Toe
house was Gro Sdsj, and all present ex
pressed themselves we'll pleased With the
exercises. II speaks we'll fer the teachers
OF the school for the interest taken 10 the
work.
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A Glass AmsIganaation.

PITTsBURe. Pa. December 29.-Ar-
rangements are being made in this city to
analgamate the Rint glass workers, the
window glass workers and the bottle blow
era unions. A committee from each as
sociatiou are now holding 8 series OF meet
ings uerfecting basis of amalgstion. 1t
"a expected that the change will be com
p'es3 within the nextStbree weeks. The
foint committee will then submit their plan
to conventions Of tie respective unions Tor
ths;r consideration.
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THE DEADLY BOILER.

An Explosion Kills Two Men, scalds An.
othsr. and Burns Down the Harm.
LANCASTER, Pa, December l9.-The
boiler Of . threshipg machine in . barn
near New Providence exploded this morn.
ing, killing two young men, named Christ
ian Hildebrand and Edward Helm. The
former was hurled thirty feet away. Frank
Edwards Was seriously scalded. The barn
was set on FIRE and consumed. with ito
contents. 1t contained tWenty.;hree head
Of cattle, two mules, nine horses, three
cows, ten hogs, 1900 bushels Of corn, s..
900 bushels Of wheat and large amount
Of hay.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris. Tex. by the re@ariabll
recovery Of Mr.. ]. z Co5leJ. vbo vas %
helpless he epSld 10. ;urz 10 bed, or fsise
bis hssd; everybody ssid be vas ding Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of DR.. King q
Nez Discovery was sent him. Finding re.
lief, be bought large bottle and e sox oi
DR.. Kings New Life Pill: - tss tine Be
had taken tTo toEes Of Pills and two bo,
ties Of thE Discovery, be was well and had
gained in fssh thirty-six pounds. Tr;s
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Coz
sumption free ct Logan i Cc'z
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An Exciting Tale

ALBANY. N. y, December 2S-A special
to the Evening Journal from Cumberland
Station says letter signed John K.
Swift and dated September l7th, has been
found near Indian Ladder. The writer
saws that he murdered a man named
Bailey and threw his body in hole. He
Also saws that he seereted in cave $l6,-
600 IN gold and bills, which he gives to the
finder Of the letter. The letter states that
Swift and Bailey committed roSsery in
Knowersyille last summer.
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Advice - E3Shsrs.

Mrs. Wias.ssis Soothing Syrup tor chill
dren tsething, ia the prescription Of one d
the best female nurses and physc;.us 10 Tie
United Ststes and bss ksSn used for forty
years with rsref Milling success BY nil
liohs OF mothers for their children. Dul'
ing the process Of teething IL vaiue is ir,
calculabls. Il relieyS tie child from pain
cures dJrsatsry and diarhns, gripibg in
the bowels, and wind coic. By giving
health 10 the child il rsStz ths notheF
Prics 9Sc n bot.ls
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The RnrIAd NIinars.

WLKEsBARRE, December 20 There ap.
peared to be no change to day in the situa'
ton at Ne. I slope in Nsnticoke. The
work of clearing up goes on slowly but
steadily. George and Joseph hinler,
brothers Of the three Kinlers who are
among the victims, explored the mine as
thoroughly as possible this afternoon.
They came to the conclusion that 1t was
impossible that the entombed men could
still be alive, and that beyond any further
doubt they had been overwhelmed BY the
food of sand, which it was found has filed
avarn norton cf the workings.
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A rOush. Ms.NOt From Way Back,

PrrsBURG, December 2S.-This Inorn'
ing about daylight James Kain, desper'
ate character. shot and aiRcst instantly
killed John Wright, q ColOred man, becAcss
the IstisS accidentally ran against him on
the street FoR aeveral days psst Nam
has been drinking hasd. &c has figured
in numerous cutting aud shooting ARRAYS
within the past few years, bat heretofore
his victims have recovered. De has been
aVnsrfe1
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The MISSING AMETHYST.
Captain Hooper Decides to Go After the
Lost

Captain Hooper Decides To TO AFTER the
Lost
WASHINGTON, D. c, December %
The Secretary Of the Treasury to day
received telegram from Capt. Hooper, Of
the revenue steamer, Rush, at San Fran
cisco, stating that after consultation with
Capt Rssly, Of the Corwin, he had decided
to undertake the search for the missing
whslsr, Amethyst He also enquired If the
cruise should be limited to the Aleutisn
islands or whether be shouldSpush north
following the ice pack ss 1t broke up u
the spring.
Secretary Manning replied ss follows:
Take the necessary supplies and pro-
ceed at once. Officers have been directed
10 report to you for duty Immediately.
Employ q surgeon and use your Judgment
as to the northern limit Of the cruise
Ii is believed at the department that the
Rush will be able to sail from San Fran
cisco to Rehring Sea on Thursday next.
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The FIRE, s-sak for eight Hours.

QU1ScY, ILL, DeceRSss 2s,-Ths Gem
City tobacco works to-day change their
system Of working to eight hours day
and. making no ahsuge in wages. The
usuA Of the com mpsny viii hereafter be the
Eight aolr Tobacco Company. fsi; is
claimed to be tss Set corporation to sdop:
tha siyht hour Law.
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Bucri.n,. Arrica saivs,

The 5es, sllve in the world for Csts-
BUSES Sores, Ulcers, Sal, Eseum, Feyel
Sores, letter. Chapped hands Chilbhins
Cons, and al Skin Erupticos, and POI
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to giys perfect sstisfactiou
or morsy refunded. Price Is cents Pc
box, Fos sale By Logan Il Co.
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senator Railer paad.

NAsafmLE, TESS December ,2S FIX
United States Senator James ( Bailey
aied at his home in Ciarksville this morn
iuv at I so O'Clock after psotrscsed III
aces, in his 81 year. Herepresented this
STATE ia tSe Senste from 1877 to 1881.
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WHEEIING W Va. WEDNESDAY MORNINGS DECEMBER 80

iS the frat eolOred man appointed TO q
ele;kship in that Office.
A TREASURY CALL.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
q call for ten million dollars Of three Der
cent. bonds. the principal and accrued
interest OF which will be paid on February
lst, 1886, and interest thereon will cease
on that day.
The Treasury Department bought no
silver bullion today, the prices asked be-
ing regarded as too high.
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JUMPED THE TRACK.
Engineer Killed and Three Men Iojured
In a Freight Wreck.

In a Freight Wreck.
PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-Freight
No. log, on the Chester Greek branch Of
the central division Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, left
the track short distance from Lenni, OF
$50 this morning The engineer was
killed, one brakeman badly injured, and
enotseF brakeman and fireman slightly
injured. The cause of the accident il
believed to have been q broken rail oi
broken Hsnge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

Tar Lord Mayor Of London W only
porter in . warehouse, but b pefsssssed
10 the face OF sll oppoSiaoA and rose rap
idly. II is only siysscy and merit thsA
hes made Dc. Bulis Cough Syrup the
greatsa sssfly remedy for eooshs and
col5s nov offered TO the suGnine public.
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HoKsEoEp's ACID RHosPHATE.
Asa Brain Food.

Or. 8. z. Newcomer, Greenfield, O.,
says: I'm cases Ct general debility and tor
por Of mind sud body,it acss exceedingly
vel"
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sLADE RELEASED
On His own RecogniEance to Answe
the Next Term Of Court.
SnseiaI 10 he Register.

WEsroS, W. Va, December 29-Ths
trial of DIR. slade, the medium. was set fos
D. m. today. On his motion the case
was continued until Thursday at 10 a. N.
He pleaded nervous prostratiOn. W. G.
Bennett appeared for him and Lewis Ben,
nett and Jas. W. Woofndin for the State.
Slade remained in charge of Sheria
Whelsn. Subsequently slade was re
leased upon his own recognizsnce to ans.
ver at the next term of the Circuit Court.
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OFF Fos BOSTON.

The Congregational Party Leaves for the
Banquet at the Hub.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-The Con-
gressional patty invited to Boston as guests
of the B,ston Merchants Association, left
here thus afternoon shortly alter 2 o'clock,
inspee:sl P Illman dining and sleeping cars
The party expect 10 arrive 10 Boston early
tomorrow. Upon srTiviug they VIII pay
their respects 10 Governor Robinson ana
Msyos o Brien, be driven about the city
and take part in the reception sud pan, 90,
oust. On Thursday 3 special train "ili
convey them to lawrence, whsss they VIII
inspect ,he Pacific mill. the largest manu-
fsetGring corporation in New England, oe
banu1sted in the opera house. and, leaving
Boston that night in special esrs, arrive
here Friday morning
The Psrty includes Senators Edmunss,
Evsrts. AHlsoD, Morgan and Eoorhass, ana
Representatives Randall, Holman, Tucker,
ButteFvorth, Reagan. Ac cKinlsy, Flndlsy,
Willis. Hepburn and Con,
coLoRED APP0NTEE.
About a month ago John T. Morton, Of
Arkansas, was appointed through the eiuI
service commission to . 81 eco position
in the postofHes department Nothing Ts;
known Of him exeep, that be vas q school
teSehsr, and that the result of his sKaUi,
nation lad been entirely satisfactory, an1
when this morning a eolorsd man present
ed himself everybody was surprised. de
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most touching expressions Of regard and
affanilnn
D OLD MANS SCHEME.

most touching expressions Of regard ant
affection.
THE GRAND OLD MANS SCHEME.
1t is reported that Mr.. Gladstone has de
cided to await the production Of the Con
servatives' local government measure be
fore revealing his own scheme. he is much
irritated by the cool reception given the
published account of his project BY the
Liberals, and privately declares that he will
never again accept office.
IN EGYPT.
The Government has instructed General
Stephenson, the commander Of the troops
in Egypt, to limit his operations to clear.
ing the country between Wadyhslfa and
Kerosdo of rebels. The Government de-
sires to meet Parliament with declara'
ton that il has designs looking to the re-
eonquests Of the Soudan.
MINISTER PEynLEroS's RECEPTION.
BERLIN, December 29.-Mr. Pendletop,
United States Minister, and Mrs. Pendle-
ton, gave their FIRST reception here this
evening. Among the guests were q large
number OF American residents, fact
which shows that the American colony
here is increasing.
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Ths Time Houored Notre Dame, Balti-
more, Md.

We have had ample opportunity TO con-
vince ourselves of the efficacy Of Salvation
Oil. We chesrfully submit our ns7es to
the public as reference.
Respectfully, Sisters Of Notre Dane
Aisquith snd Eager Ss., Baltimore, Nd.
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RErSs RECENr sPEICH

on silver as an attack upon tbs Adulnis'
trstion wprr unfair. as merely j.irtd ls'
sue with the finsacial pohcy Of lhr admin
isttation, Just a. he hs' been cTi'ta,z'ng
the financial policy Of Republican admin-
istrstioa for years pas,. He referred IN
terms Of gym pathy and eulosy to to- y:eT'
Of the President and Secretary o. lee
Treasury as q whole. But the Ken,ueky
Senator IS an extreme silver man aud vii
do all he can to prevent the suspension oil
silver coinage.