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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-05

"aES the Administration went hunting
kaCOnsul to Nagasaki It struck a Kelley
nt OF man with brayado aggrayation.
he name u this contribution to the Con.
GAf and Diplomatic Menageds Is ].
t@est Meiere. Colorado, from which be
: sSposnted, repudtates ]. Ernest. Out
1ste they brand him in the vernacular as
,1asad'beat" who has not supported his
aally Tor yean. lie was a Lieutenant in
~ ae United States Marine Corps, which he
'et.tO Join the Contederacy.
sons times ago he grossly insulted and
,sd salted Commodore Truxton In thS
:. HOO'ls House lobby. Meiete was drunk.
Dc struck the Commodore and pulled his
va van shouting; "You don't want TO
Stto me because l am o rebel. 1 wish
!; ~ % know that anu proud to be a rebel.
.Ooas want any Of you blcoded Yankees
@ink ] am sorry for having fought
.S ~ itissaid that Mr.. Baysrd appoint.
Sas fellow SttAe request Of his wite's
seads, upon condition that a cetain por.
- - o. bis salary should be dsasn by hi,
s from the State Department. fh;s
sso' thing is not likely to elevate the
Vassalar service.
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B NRwsfN BRIEF. .

James R. 0sgood & Co., of Boston, pub.
fishers, have failed.
John Menzer, aged seven, was, run
over ;sr'su and Killed by 4 street car In Cineia.
natl. : '
Ella Bloekfold accidentally fell into q
we'll near Oairo. iii. ami was drowned.
mr. fo,n,.hns % IN ~, :, q ,sssst s t1arman,
,,das.ss IN se' 'the eerS;JscS. "a Fd,aSer IL!
Goyernor. ] -
- po,tosson ~ F,oabo,d N II
.. ee skaas - g hs .s;ad an ~ forty ;nJiotments
Il ior asSqa SS many iorreries.
~ ~, q A' ~, $50 avo ooo
s9aa soy. Nng fgsS rSsn;ca, SyyyS SyarSS
o,t 5 ~ WI asss aa ssss, Si;S.aSl - " :. = -
ana y, NY, l n4s ps'a ~. n,,a' n.1sssea' o..
The barn Of dsi ,Eawatd Tashef, hsa.
Mechanicspufg onio, was S pnrnea, rne anu
nine hoises pefisnea. Loss, So'VW.
Frencisca garnsso, Of chicago, Identifies
portions of etqthing sent nun as tnose q
his brotlett t1e' 'eorPss toEfRlq IN tue trunk
u Fitspargn. 2is.
Tho Auditor Of Hamilton county, Ohio,
has ipstrgcted Assessors tQ make return
OF building ag'ociatlqp stock among The
taxable yaipaaons, Hs
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A MILL1oNA1RE,s GRAVE.
a wa.ehmaa Slowly Tortured 10 Death b,
His Fears.

cuIcAoo, May The published state
ment is made here that a watchman
has been stationed at the grave
Of Cyrus H. Mccormick every
night since the dead millionaire
was buried at Graceland Cemetery, a year
ago. Mindful Of the Stewart affair, It was
decided by. the relatives Of the inventor.
millionaire to keep vigil over bis
grave. Though q large salary was offered,
considerable difficulty was experienced in
finding man who would accept The nn-
congenial task. Finally Mike Allen,
an old servant Of the dead man,
volunteered for the service.
From the constant strain on his su.
perstitions nature the lonely watcher
soon sickcned, +, and iaj few weeks
ago died. Since the death Of Allen;
John 0'Rourke has gone his silent
rounds night alter hight. During the lato
strike of the employees OF the McC Cormick
Reaper Works the watch was doubled, and
extra precautionswere taken prevent the
desecration Of the grave. No violence was
offered the sacred spot, however, and the
speedy erection Of the mausoleum now
contemplated will relieve the watchman
Of his duty. 3} u
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Two Lives Lost by Plrs.


y. Va'cAao, May tin the fire on South
!. .lsef street, last night, Martin Mulyey, a
.ss's man, aud working with truck No. j,
y caught by 4 volume Of crates, cases
=, SatsteiS, which buried him SIX feet
Charles Bird, married, was stand.
y. 0eslde Mulyey when the crash csd.a,
I ae tell Just beside his companion:
,,ssa sSsa q Az the less injured men ma been
~ Ssea, 1t was suddenly discovered that
is9 tEc men were missing. FIFTY men
~ ~ no tune Ia clambering ,ip n the isdiSrs
"a, HI ss.a ,s picks and hooks they dragged
~ t sae Debris until their two comrades
ltSstS toad. tsoSad. Both were dead. The weight
9tSalsa ~ suddenly borne down had crush.
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steamboats.
Tie Emma Graham is duo up and the,
Katie Stockdale down this morning.
The stage of water in the channel last
evening was feet II inches and the river
was on a stand, according to the levee
marks. M
The Frank Gilmer and Tide passed IN
with eppties. The Nail City passed down
with ties and the Little Fred went down
with coal.
Surveyor Of the Port Beach and Insptc.
tors Young and Thomas left lSst evening
for Ianesville 10 measure and inspect
sawmill boat that has been built there.
It Is rumored that the Bostona, Fleet.
wood, Telegraph and Big Sandy arc 10 be
placed In the Cincinnati and New Orleans
trade within The next sixty days, rs an
independent fast packet line.
The steamboat Rush, which was sold by
the United States Marshal at Point Pleas.
ant Thursday, was purchased by Bob Will
son and II. 7. Whitaker, OF Charleston,
and John Barrett, Of Cincinnati, for g,
500. The boat ID. 100 feet long, % feet
beam and 4 foot hold.
The reports from above last nightwere
as follows: Pittsburgh, 8 feet 0 inches and
on . stand; OIL City, 2 feet 9inehes and
falling; Morgantown, feet 3inches and
rising; Brownsville, 9 feet s inches and
rising; Greensboro, 10 feet O inches and
stationary; Rice's Landing, 6 fleet Sinches
and stationary; Lock No. \, sieet inches
and stationary.
=. .
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raE MoRMoNs.pRor 4 !.
1ssIal..lea.l 3 oEl,,ans..l ana sp.tssi..

I q ofPplygamy. x
SALT LAKE CirY, May 4.-The Mormon
authorities have forwarded to the Presi.
dent a declaration Of grievances and pro.
test against tho arrest and conviction oi
Mormons on the charge OF unlawful co.
habitation. The declaration ia addressed
10 the President and the people Of the
United States, and it Is throughout Q de-
fense Of polygamy. The document, which
Ia long ono, concludes as follows:
"We protest sagaipst tnnfair treatment
on the part OF the General Government.
We protestagainst o continuance ot ter.
ritofial bondage, stibvetaiye Of the rights
OF freemen and contrary to the spirit ol
American institutions. We protest against
epecial legislation, the result Of popular
prejudice and religious interference. We
protest against the eonscience of one class
Of citizens being made the criterion by
which to Judge another. We protest
against the tyranny OF Federal officials and
tha continuance in Office OF men who dis.
gfaae their positions and use their official
powers as D means Of oppression. We pro.
test against the partial administration oI
the Idmunds lawx-the punishment Of ono
class ior practicing their religion and ex.
empting from prosecution the yotaries oi
lust and crime. We protest against the
breaking up Of family relations formed
previous to the passage Of the Edmunds
law and the depriyipg ofwomen and chill.
dynl af the support and protection oftheir
husbands aud fatbeFs Weprotest against
the prosecution OF persons, iqapypl whom
are inhrm and aged, who entered Into
plural marriage before It was deslared Q
crime and have never violated any law,
We respectfully AJAX for the appointment
By the President Of a commission % fairly
ahd thoroughly investigate the Utah SIT.
uatiop, and pending itts report we col;
emily protest lagainst The continuance iol
this m.ereiless crusade
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rnE rRuNK MYsrEnY.
a. Few clsus Found By tho Inyssiigation Of
the Chicago Police.

rt hhoNhtehko GohGos
ou1cAoo, MAJ. A. Andrew Russo, the
man locked up at the Despl ines street
station on suspicion Of being implicated
in the murder Of the Italian, whose body
was found in q trunk at Pittsburgh, has
told SO many conflicting stories about the
matter that the officers are inclined 10
think he the murderer. When irst ar.
rested, Russo admitted that he knew Phil
lippo Cafuso, but denied acquaintance
with his relatives. Yesterday francesca,
the brother OF the murdered man, was
confronted with the prisoner and recoeniz.
ed him as an acquaintance.
The officers If charge Of the case have
information which leads them TO believe
the trunk in which the body was shipped,
was bought a store near the home Of the
brothers. The police are now looking for
three Italians who lived on the upper floor
Of No. 20 Tilden avenue, the home Of the
Carusos. These three men knew that
Phillipo had money in his possession,
and some suspicion attaches to them from
the TACT that they vacated their quarters
last Monday. At q late hour the police
had not found any Of the. three persons
indicated. Officers Mcdonald and Bon
field, who have the case in charge, exc
pect to tunearth some important facts later
to-day.
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wb,y, N, mr. N stoI:n.

PsrHolIA, Pa, May .i.-Abont a week
ago large New Foundland watch dog
mysteriously disappeared from the post
office at Bald Ridge, leaving neither clue
nor suspicion. On Saturday night thieves
effected On entrance into the Office and
carried away about three hundred dollart
In stamps and cash. Postmaster Koonze
regards The removal Of the dog as a pre-
paratoFy arrangement, and doubts moi
that the discovery yof the animal will lead
to the detection OF the thieves.
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Croehsln Trouble.

N4sHylLIE, TENN, May 4.-The two
men giving their names as Wilson and
Williama, who were arrested at the race
track Saturday for passing counterfeit
money, turn out to be noted crooks. In
their yalises was found large amount ol
counterfeit $40 bills. One Of the men was
connected with q robbery In Italy, was
caught, but escaped by confesaing, while
his accomplice committel suicide. They
telegraphed yesterdayto friend in New
York that they were in trouble and asked
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aot dc prep on Him.

HARRonsnuno, KY, May s.-Joseph
Grain, a policeman, last night Killed Jake
Donehi, q negro. Dsneht was drunk and
disorderly and boasted that he could moi
be arrested. Grain arrested him and
started to jail with him. When they
reached q point on Main street, Donehi
awoye he would die rather than 60 to jail,
and Jerking away from Cain struck, and
Jumping back ran his hand into bis hip
too quick and shot Donehi through the
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Iron works Harmed.

scsAsrossPS i, May 4.-Enly this morn.
ing are brokeout in the engine room Of
the rail department Of the Laekasanna
Iron and Coal company's steel mill. The
flames. spread rapidly. The engine house
and rail MILL were totally destroyed, to-
gether with valuable machinery. The
loss 10 building and machinery IS about
$3.50, 600; partly insured, l
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BURNING OF COLON.
AND THE IooTINa OF TnAr CITY


PAtlApELrH1A ,May4.-The Press hag the
follow;r,. rr,ha ~. ~ .ha ps,oa. ~ !.
sVs 4ae oso.y ~, =, st1' : sAaA wal ~
and the burning Of Colon, Or Aspinwail,
was told at the Lafayette Hotel last night
tby.T. b. Van Measem. who has been n res.
iiant - .ha ;,e.trossd s,,, n, ionr,' 900 =
iaelt " Tug uesstoyea Guy iof lour yeats,
ana VINO was present wnen II was burned
and looted. Mr.. Van Messemis q native
Of France. and was an officer in the army
II, tl,a lata Fanoror Al f,olo, 10 ,,..
" s.'e ,ses ny, imp AZ sy.oA Ae wa '
engasedln mercannie pursuits, was pro-
prietor Of the French Bazaar, and conse-
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A Buffalo Newsdeaier Finds Himself In {
had Condition.
BuyrALo. NAV 4.Aone Of the most i'm.
= A.. a,.a.,. - tha ,,,a., mos ,,,od. II,
poftant aties.s ~ y taeye4 was .naue "
detectives: Ihe only man thus lar take1
into custody Is "A. J. .Raynor, who hasiol
mauy wears been the principal newsdeale,
q az .;ty Taiact;ves Nfa,ae ~, aro and
=. - - sue = 'tss. DsSssse .s',, - M sse' = s
Hoger called OF nus store at o'clock
with . search warrant, and found in his
safe there and at his house about $500
- "a 4s,a,sa ,sraaa,t, KJa..ha.,
gan .aa.,no ~ sUIs Ttronpta e. az ses nn.s
Sees =. ioo asa na TSsssa oss, =
inns nse el ~ sra0 S war.h af A. ~
ggS w. sae se ~ =, s sa,, I ~
aaus "a sss1 ss ~ ~ YOU ss4e
IIe ue mi ses ,aason from bia ns,son., IN nvss,;
/, ,S.,s e nau ~ th;ai s tha. 1 ppsmns % hnd A.
ssaso.ts @ ~ Wa boJ Ia aSrraetaS M ,ba ~ aeyasa ,as
% mith hnmss .n o.s, IN
attha s ~ nseaeis pssnI s ,ei,Sars aSJ hsa sae 30
Ste th;eStaas I. as tha a sans .su aas ssa
III tts y a,sctad @ r. oa = i, s,esn az GsnIf
Y s ~ IN aas,h " iawsiry sssfs ~ 1sss - a and
s.S ~ S,VS;o g., M .,,.s. "..ss
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An on Aeeount ot Thre,nt,,

RRprEy, 1Sp., May 4.-Great excite,
ment exists here on account Of thereyoked
insurance policies by a Milwaukee com.
pany which holds most Of the risks in the
village. This action the result Of threat
eninR letters coupled with one or twoat
tempts 10 burn property ami one TO blow
upa saloon. There has beeua bittercontesl
between prohibitionists and saloon keep
ers for some time, and IL iR thought this
hiss given rise 10 the present condition o.
affaffa f1J-.'i
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M GADsroSE's speech attracted un'
uaa attention at home and throughout
Raupe rs a sllrCwd and shrill bssle blast
calling TO arms the faithful subjects OF the
QUEEN. Now the speech is interpreted as
naming arbitration. Neither country
yns arbitration. and Russia would abide
b the result only in SO far it might
sat her convenience. And while the
CasH Of Arbitration was sitting in Copen'
Alaa The Russian advance would be
Ealing marches along the Murghab aud
" iiad Rud. No arbitration can jolt
Esssia Outoi the course which SHE has
naked =, out for herself. Among other
sGiass she has her eagle eve on Persia.
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THE GREAT STRIKE
AMONG 1LLINols ouAnRYMEN
The allitia Of tho state called oat-Attaok.
cd with stones 7hsy Are Compelled 10 !,
Fite-Two Persons Killed-An
L. Qaist a. Last Reports.

CHICAGO, May 4.-sherih Hanchell, OF
this city, has just received word from Le-
mont that a collision occurred between
the troops and striking quarrymen at that
town this morning and that two Of the
strikers were killed. Two companies Of
the State troops went TO Lemont this
morning TO guard the quarrymen there,
and to enable the non-striking men TO re-
sumo work. No details have yet been re-
ceiyed. The action Of the Sheriff Of viii
county in releasing the seventy sthkers
captured by the troops near Joliet last
Saturday and who came from Lemont, is
assigned as one Of the causes for the pres.
ent outbreak.
Three companies Of State troops from
Joliet left for Lemont and disembarked
at the Excelsior stone quarry, two miles
south OF Lemont. They were there ad-
yised that the strikers in large numbers
had made an assault upon men loading q
canal boat with stone one mile north Of
Lemont. Proceeding to that point, a col
lision between the troops and strikers oc-
Cured there a littleibefore noon.
Another dispatch says news was re-
ceiyed at the Sheritf7s Office at i 80 that
q collision had taken place between the
strikera aud the militia at Lemont. The
troops fired, killing two men, whose,
are not given. AT an early hour this
morning some two hundred OF thestrikers
made q circuit Of the boarding houses and
compelled the men whom they supposed
would resume work to fall in line. At11
o'clock not less than 1900 men were In
and around the Lemont quarries. About
the same hour two companies Of militia
from, Joliet arrived and the encounter oc-
Cured soon after. The excitement here
consequent upon the reported encounter
is at fever heat. 4
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DrSocRA1Ic newspapers don't like this
thius Of having to submit dyed-in the
.ool Democrat, to Muswump smelling
Committee before they can be officially
pkel 10 bear some share Of the burden Of
Government. The Allies are not letting
loug well. There is grim suspicion Of a
lssire on somebody's part to boss things.
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Two Missouri men, being in a boat and
hliquOr, fell to protesting their friend.
Ihip, The one for the other. They
elinched, fell out, and one Of them got
back into the boat. The other friend was
drowned. II they had been sworn enemies
they might both have been alive now.
This true fable teaches that drunkenness
parts the best friends and sunders the
dearest ties.
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lssrit odd that Mr. Bayard-one oithe
experienced politicians Of the adninistra'
TOMS plunging the President into one
blundet after another? Foreigners who
look on must think that in this country
Ualy swaggereB and men who are still in
tsSsIliOa against the Union can com
maad the confidence Of their government,
Foreigners don't understand these little
sliaas We do.
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TurpE are men who fought on the Con-
sdsn.e sile-lOught earnestly and brave,
l,-aud who now know that the war Is
cr,et and that but one flag floats over all.
Can't the President find one Of these-just
Ouo for a foreign post? The menoteny
OI the other thing is turning the American
stomach.
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ia. mistake Of the striking Illinois
,,ny,aen is in this, that they don't al
y s ~ other men the liberty they claim
:, !, tbsuselyes. They have no right TO
ist,tlere will other men who desire to
III, and II Is at this point that the law
j,,rteres for the protection of peaceful
,;,.,sro
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IT las taken the administration but two
noLths to divide its party on the plunder
line. The Democratic "ins" regard the
administration as success aud the long.
delayed harbinger OF tho assured stability
d our glorious free institutions. Those
.ho are kept out regard the administra,
ton as breach OF promise.
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Society Of the Army OF the Potomac, and
Mr. ]. E, Slime, historian Of the first corps.
Rs HANOVER, p &, May .4.-The special train
conveying President Cleveland and party
10 Gettysburg arrived here at IL O'Clock,
and lust after leaving the station the en-
gine' broke down and the train had to,be
brought here, causing delay until another
engine could be secured. e sr
When the Presidents train was near
Mount Hope station, Nd /, returning from
Gettysburg, abouts o'clock this eveaing,
three pistol shots were heard In rapid
succession as from revolver, and
the flash Of q weapon was seen With
'inn two or three feet Of the moving
train. It Is probable that some
enthusiast had devised this method Of
celebrating the passage Of the President,
and that the demonstration was intended
only as salute. It created some amuse-
ment and gave. rise 10 some iocular conn
ment among the pas5engers,t tbutisincethe
return Of the train the rumor has spread
through the city that the President was
shot at. - ~ '''-.s'3i i.,.e
The President expressed himself, how.
ever, as having passed a pleasant day and
having been very much interested by
what he had seen and heard upon the bat
neield OF Gettysburg.
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M, Ha,e . n palI h I 4, Yss,,srda,. !,

AZ FittsbHrgh- Cincinnati. q Pitts, 0
4t galaRoF Fe-A Aetlpsila, Ralto., lI
AtNeY York Athietics,El I; Brook lyn,t
Atss. Louis Chicago, 81 Louis. (
At New York Prey,, 9; New York, 8
At Fhiladelph phia-Bostop 2; Rhila., q
At Aettoit-Autfalo, 1 Detroit 10,
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200, ,:a wear Of fire loss, starts well TO
,..' ,1'Ii ,bs record. Presently this fearful
,s'i. 1sI Sill vii bepiu to attract attention. Then
s,s,n ~. NAV vi begin 10 Try to stop it.
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N, W4rEpsoS has been TO Washing
- n ..e whether Kentucky has any In
s".'n, s9n N with this administration. Has
aa'Iis ". g.oddcks let go his tail.hold on fair
IrBi,na7
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r,nrpXES who bait their hooks with
,,,,mite are good material not to have in
community. Besides the sport OF fishing
.sS kook and line the fish have an eco
,ouIc value.
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r,s ,ro,9ons need not waste their time
..i,a.,inv, "a. h They have only to give up
poIy,,nS P,I,S and obey thsI laws Of the United
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their rations and are pitchinsitents. II Is
claimed that q woman was wounded iacci-
dentally. She advanced toward q soldier
with alrock, seized bis musket aud he
tripped heryup. In falling she fell against
the bayonet. Following is . full list Of
the Casualties: .!.;,'sssi +, - =.
Jacob Kugawa, Pole, killed, shot In the
jaw; Henry Steller, Pole, killed, shot'in
the head; Mrs. Lemash, .bayonet wound; /;
John -Politsch, bayonet wound; Adolph
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:, :. correctly understand Mr.. Waiter,
:, = Miss n Cleveland is the intellect OF the
Administration. -
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x,r yoRx Is in TOO big a hurry to wait
=. ~" .Sol.ra. She is rayaging her pOpula-
~. ~ sitb tbe deadly tenement house.
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.,.,,; rSrs cry peace, peace"-and 60
d. ri.h preparations for war on a s'S'A''
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~ home symphony at the Opera
~. -. I,,t ss'r night was ptaneing success
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e.. ~ Chief Of Police heard oi any
B1,toa ~ ~I houses being in operation here
..,,S
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rnE EArrIcK nP Ersfis. ]

The attack Of Mr.. Eustls upon the I'd.
ministration, seem TO me equally unjust
and unwise. As long as Senators and
Representatives insist upon sharing the
patronage Of the government they should
be willing TO share Its responsibilities.
To-day the President is just two months
in office. There has besa 10 attempt 70
shape policy. The thanklss duty n
bearing the appeals and considering the
ciAine Of aspirants and the friends Of
aspirants i,ave consumed all the time. Ap.
pointments cause many disappointments
because for every place there are O dozen
on more applicants. No one undesetands
tiiis better than Mr.. Eustis who Is a de.
liberata and thoHghtfpl man, aud hence 1t
Is matter Of surprise 70 these who know
him that le should break With the Ad:
ministration upon Q simple question oi
natronape. 49, T. s5-.'
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dlr gnteLIiIssatfr

n. Is and y Fourteenth street.