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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28
ApIDhuman rather.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 26.-The
News Manila, Rush county, special
says: Last night Wm- Riley cut the
throat of his 7-year-oId girl. Berthe, and
then cut his own throat. The dead
bodies were found in bed this morning.
Riley and his wife separated two months
ago while living IN this city. and Mrs.
Riley returned TO her parents, taking her
child with her. Riley followed in q
few DAYS and kidnapped the girl, taking
her 10 the residence OF John HalbrOok, a
neigh Dor, when he had gone to work.
Mrs. Riley had begun cult TO recover
possession of Berthe and the case was
to have come up to-day.
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With the approach OF locusts we may
now look out for the communication
from the learned student of geology
wherein he shows cause why the locust
IL not . locust, but ''cicada," and the
grasshopper not Il grasshOpper, but &
lOcuRL
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1t is said that Eugene Field of the
"Sharps and Flats" of the Chicago
News. will shortly 60 TO Europe and
take upon himself monastic vows. The
question now recurs: What good effect
will this action of q prominent member
ofthe Field family have upon the wick
ed Rose or Jne mlnion columns 80 49,
Kansas CITY Times?
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ST.. LOUIS. May 26.-The Post-Dis-
patch's Chattanooga, Tennessee, Special
says; A private telegram from Ashville,
North Carolina, announces shocking
fratrecide near that place. Charles and
John Hook, soma of a prominent citizen,
were out on spree and got into quar-
rel over trivial matter. Charles drew
a large knife and plunged into his
brothers. breast seven times, killing him
instantly. The murderer is in Jail.
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Major Burke, manager of the Times.
Democrat and the retiring director of
the New Orleans exposition, has suffered
much in health from his work in that
capacity, and Is also said to have incur
red personal obligations to the sum of
S150 O0O
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TiLIInRs Found.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 26.-Eighteen
months ago the steamer ManIstee went
down in gale on Lake Superior and all
on board persisted. Last Sunday after
noon a party OF trout fishers while aDg-
ling up fish creek which runs into the
lake at Ashland, Wis, some distance
from the mouth, found sealed bottle
which contained a piece of paper on
which was written: ION board
Manistee. A terrible storm is raging to-
night. May not 1--we to see morning.
Yours to the world, Jno. Mccoy" Nc
Coy was captain of the Manistee at this
diSasfer
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Wellington Press: We are asked
every day when the Daily Press Is to be
enlarged. We will state that we ordered
a new power press from the factory in
New London, Connecticut, nearly q
month ago, and that just as coon as IT
arrives and Is set up the enlargement
will take place. We shall improve the
paper in many respects-
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What a Kansas city Man says.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 27.-Charles
c. Thomas, young man whose home Is
In Burlington, Vermont, and now en-
ployed here, tells very corroborating re-
ports of the iii treatment of Americans
IN Guatemala. Thomas says he started
September in the ELLA Knight" from
New Orleans with seYenty-six others.
On arrival he was made one of the
guards and so Jared better than his CON-
panions. A number of men died from
exposure and hardships, others were
killed in trying to escape, and German
was killed by a sub-contracter, who
paid fine of $3.50 for his CRIME. The
men we're kept in debt TO the company,
and thus held in bondage under the law
| OF Guatemala. Thomas, who left IN
February. has been some weeks in this
| city.
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ST. LOUIS, May 27.-The annual con-
vention of the National Wool Growers'
association met about IL O'Clock and
was presided over by its president, Hon.
G. Delaney, of Ohio. Speeches were
made by jerome Hill, president of the
cotton exchange. Geo. w. Allen, acting
mayor OF the city, Gen. W. T. Sherman
and President Delaney. The secretsry's
report was received and adopted. The
present officers, Columbus Delaney,
president; Albert Chapman, secretary,
c. 81. Bell, treasurer, were reelected by
reclamation. The convention is very
thInly attended, not more than two Dozen
delegates being present to-day, but mort
are expected TO arrive.
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Con iidenee Men.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May ga Creston,
Iowa, special to the Evening News says:
Two noted confidence sharps, Hughes and
fieeced = confiding granger on the east
bound passenger, Saturday, out of fifty =
five dollars on the freight charges dodge.
They pulled the rope and stopped the
train and escaped. Yesterday they were
captured at Bedford and were returned.
The preliminary trial was held this af-
ternoon.
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1t is evident that by far the most re.
markable revision and most marked
changes of the Old Testament OF late
have been made by . revision COMMITTEES
composed Of telegraph operators, editors
and intelligent compositors and proof
readers. In many cases the original
passages are beyond recognition.
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The Presbyterian Assembly.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-At the Presby-
teriau general assembly this morning
=. Bell, d. D., of Missouri, offered resO-
lutiOns against Sunday newspapers and
committing the church TO the policy of
what is commonly known as prohibition.
These resolutions were referred to the
committee on temperance and church
politics.
Bishop Foss, Methodist bishop of the
church, was invited to u seat on the
platform and was received by
the moderator and assembly standing.
The standing committee on freedmen re-
ported the total receipts for the year to
be $116.220. Under the care of this
board are 1913 churches with II ,372 COM
municants, 1914 Sabbath schools, aud ID,
429 scholars. During the year 1868
members have been added to these chur
ches. This afternoon Judge brakes Ro-
| man Catholic resolution is the specia
order
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IngalIs at work.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 25.-An In
dian Territory special says: The senate
committee on Indian affairs have ar
rived and the visit Is creating great in
terest They began work at MGskugee
in the Greek Nation. The most Impor-
tant question other than that of the sale
of Oklahoma and Cherokee sirIp, will
be the citizenship OF the Indians. The
Indians claim that their territory is be.
ing oVerrun by the whites claiming In.
dian blood. Many hundred haYe beer
declared intruders and ordered 70 leave
| but the interior department interfefed
and prevented their ejeciment Tbs
proposed sale or lease OF the western
l portion of their territory is being warm
/ ly discussed. An outTigh: sale ls gener
4 " opposed but its advocates claim tina
| il Is gaming ground. In the Cherokee
nation there is a wide diversity OF opIn
ion and 3 communication signed b.
many leading Cherokee has baen sent q
the president, asking that he defer send
ing 9 special committee, who will negn
tiaf0 for the purchase, 10 the fefritoF
antil after the election of the new legiE
lstuPe in August, 81 that measures ma
be brought before the people and debit
Grated upon during the campaign
| Although here is no decided stand We
taken BY the leaders of the five tTibe
| which must unite of the decisioB. tn
opinion prevails that Bushy Head tn
principal chief Of the Cherokees, and
III. Parriman, chief on the Cherekes4
favor the sale. McCuTtain, governor 1
the ChocisWs. is also said TO be In syn
patty with the government in the ma
:. er of disposing Of the lands
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Wichita Eagle: We venture the asser-
tion that the profits of both the
Wichita dailies. exclusive of all other
things. for year would not buy two
year old steer, allowing fair wages for
the proprietors and counting the wear
and breakage.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

1t Is said that the Printers Union of
New York, has for years been trying to
secure for women Of the "stick" as high
prices as are paid to their brethren. In
which instance the N. Y. Printers I'm
ION is laboring in q good cause. We
trust their efforts will be crowned with
success. Quality Of work, not sex, is the
proper guAge for wages.
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Alarming State.

LIBRRTANT VIA GALVESTON, May q.
The Salvador government Is concen-
trstiDg 8 military force at this place,
constructing earth works and lntrench-
ments. Bands of insurgents, Largely
composed of Indians, are concentrating
fourteen leagues from here. An attack
on La Libertadt is threatened. There is
no American or other war vessels on the
coast and foreigners are consequently
much alarmed.
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prom,uent RaiIrOad meeting.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The railroads
represented at a meeting in Commls-
sioner Fink's Office to day were the New
York Central railroad by Vice President
II. j. Hayden; the Baltimore d Ohie by
Vice President Spencer, the Erie by
President King and Vice President Eel
tor, the Pennsylvania by President
Thompson and Vice President Roberts,
the Lake Shore by President Newell ,
the Boston s. Albany by President Bliss
and the Grand Trunk by Managers
Hickson and Sargent. Neither the
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western mol
the West Shore were represented. 1t is
understood that the discussion al
times was acrimonious and bore not
only upon the question of the formation
of a central traffic organization, but as
we'll upon the question of dIfferential
rates which has SO long been pending be
tween the Boston s. Albany and the
grand trunk foads. The general senti
ment OF the meeting appears to be op.
posed to the formation of . central traf
&c association, or in tact the establish
ment of any pools of such interior point:
as ST. Louis, Indianapolis or Peoria.
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st. John needs q muzzle to his mouth.
HIS speech last evening, reported in our
telegraph to-day, will bring upon him q
round of censure. Il looks as though
the ''outgroWth OF spite" was from him
and that intemperance of speech wa:
clearly outlined in the latest utterancel
OF the saint.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

Democratic newspapers may possibly
be excused, under the circumstances. fer
calling Republican officeholders soften
sive partisans" with & capital 90" and q
capital ''P," but 'z" is the last letter in
the alphabet to use IN the word partisan.
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Ye1oe Men. Read This.

The Vollaic Belt Co. Of Msrshan,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
Electro Voltaic BELT and other electric
appliances on trial fog thirty days, 70
men (Young or old afflicted with ner
vous debility, loss OF vitality ana all
kindred troubles. Also foE Hheuma-
tisn, neuralgia, paralysis and many
other diseases. Complete restoration 20
health and vigor guaranteed. No risk
is incurred, a. thirty days trial il allow.
ed. Write them ct once for illustrated
pamphlet. free,
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Roach 70 Whitney

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 26.-SecFe-
tary Whitney has received the following
letter from Mr.. John Roach, the builder
of the Dolphin: "Your letter of the %
inst. relating to the trial trip of the Dol
phin is duly received. Although l con
slider, and it appears very plain, under
ity has ceased, and that all conditions
required of me were complied with on
the termination of the trial trip of March
10th, still am very willing, as have
previouly stated to you, to do all in my
power to satisfy you ss to the efficiency
of the ship, so far as l am responsible
under my contract. For this purpose a
trial On Long Island sound will be made
on the 18th inst, as you direct, and an
other al. as early date thereafteras prac'
ficabIe
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AMnrder at Kanaaa City.

KANSAS CITY, May 27.-James Muir.
ply, q bartender, shot and fatally
wounded Goetleib Weiland, an inof.
fensiVe German, in q Main street saloon
this morning. The murder was unpro'
voked, and Murphy, after drinking 6
glass of beer, gave himself up. The
proprietor of the saloon is under arrest
for shooting a man two weeks ago.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

After the council last evening refused
TO confirm the appointments of the
mayor, the latter moved TO adjourn.
There was no second. however, and the
body proceeded with the business on
hand
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

The annual cost of type setting in the
United States is said to be about $780,
100000. These figures, too. were proba-
bly, compiled since the establishment of
the great metropolitan plate daily" of
Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

"Cheer up" says the husband of Mrs.
Vice President Hendricks, TO the great
unsatisfied. II do think that q great
many removals will yet be made, and !
feel sure that Mr.. Cleveland will prove
70 be very popular presldent."
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aanaraIGnn1

NEW YORK, May 27.-"I think father
did not sleep more than three or four
hours last night" said Col Fred Grant
this morning, "but think his sleepless,
ness was owing to his having had 50
much sleep Sunday and Monday nights
He was not kept awake by pain, for hS
gas very quiet aud comfortable.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

The postmaster at DockhAven, Mich
iGan, has placed the sligo over his stamp
window, click your own stamps"
whereupOn . Democratic paper shouts.
"Out with the offensive partisan"
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EpiacopaI Conferenea

ST. LOUIS. May 26-The forty sixth
annual state conveDtloa Of the Episcopal
diocese of Missouri, met this morning
Representatives from sixty parishes ar
present. Bishop E. r. Robertson pre-
sided. The snnual sermon was deliver
ed by Rev. Cameron Mann Of Kansas
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Judge French Of Fort Scott mildly
says 70 Judge Crozier and also to Judge
Foster, ''you are another" and adds,
'thO power conferred on the county at
tOrney Is ministerial and not judicial.
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General Grant Free From Pain

NEW York, May 25.-Col. Fred Grant
said this morning that last night was
the most comfortable one his father had
passed in two weeks. He had lots OF
good anu restiul sleep and this morning
is free from pain.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

"The Sunflower" is the very appropri-
ate name of a bright and newsy paper,
by w. II. Jones, that has just blossomed
at Reese, Greenwood county, Kansas.
Its motto is: at blooms for ALL"
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nrissed tl.e Canadian Expr...

NEW YoRK, May 27.-James Nelson
Day, lately confidential clerk for Martin
s. Runyon, bankers. No. 100 Broadway,
has been found short IN his accounts to
the amount Of $4,000. Day confessed
and states he lest the money In Wall
afrGaf
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Pres,dential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 27.-Tht
president to day appointed Edward
Campbell, Jr., to be United States mar
shall for the southern district of Iowa
Robt. @. mcfarland, to be register of the
land Office at Occur De Alene, Idaho
Mark w. Sheofe at Watertown, Dakota
receiver of public money; also Downel
T. Bromide at Watertown, Dakota.
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BOSTON, Mass, May 25.-Jno. L. Sui
lIvan, pugIlist, has entered q counter
suit to his wife's suits for divorce. He
charges her with cruel aud abusive treat.
ment and gross habits of lntoxleation.
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GRASSHOPPERS.
MILLIONS OF THEM ON THE UPPER
ARKANSAS IN COLORADO.
Their Appearance Similar to That of
Those Of 1873,
Which Devastated Growing Crops in
Portions of Kansas.
Surrender of Poundmaker-General
Grants Condition.
Victor Hugo's Funeral Set for Mon
day, June 1.
GRASSHOPPERS.
GrnashnnnerS-

CHICAGO, May ga special telegram
from Denver, Col, published here this
forenoon says millions of young grass
hoppers are reported coming out on
sandy soil on the south side of the Ar
kansas river about Pueblo, destroying
early vegetables and tender shrubs
Their appearance is similar TO that Of
1878 when they were swept east by winds
and consumed an immense amount Of
growing crops in Kansas.
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Henu Rains.

DALLAS, Texas. Nay "a report re.
celved here to-day from Wsco says
Sunday nights rain, which wac thu
heaviest this year, has ssnt the Brazol
river booming np To high water mark
The river is still rising rapidly.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

II II dull time for the Guatemala
immigration agents who are just now
endeavoring 70 persuade our citizens to go
% that land Of kidnapers.
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AFatzI Amrnx

MEMPHIS, May ga difficulty oc-
Cured thus afternoon between Il. n.
SCHUYLER and his step son VIM. KaEertz,
lad of 10 years, which terminated by
KanertZ shooting Schuyler, The
weapon used was q shotgun, loaded with
duck sh 1t. Schuyler died instantly.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

Secretary Of State BayArd will deliver
an address before the literary societies on
Monday, June 9th, at the State Uni
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

The Wichita Beacon says that Every.
body IN Ksnsas takes his medicine like
little man." The Beacon possibly has
not heard OF one ]. Walruff of Law
renee. Kansas.
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Struck BIZ LIRhtninR

KANKAKEE. Ills, May. 26.-Alexender
Burhance. aged 35. a farmer living near
Grant Park. was killed by lightning to-
day, q wire clothes line conveying the
electric stroke to him,
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The new postal cards will be pink.
We wonder if this is an intlmation on
Postmaster General Villas account that
his actions are the 'pink of perfection. {"
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From North American Review arti-
Gle 1t Is apparent that cousin" Gail
Hamilton u not mashed on ST. John.
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Mayor Whittlesey appears TO have
some difficulty In "mArshaling'' his
forces. He ought not to go out of town
for recruits.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-28

The season OF the year IL now ap-
preaching when they ind dead people in
bed at Topeka.
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BURLINGTON, VI, May s6.-Senator
Edmunds has been summoned TO testify
on points in American law before the
British house Of lords, and will start for
England on Sunday.
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The Turner'S have had a big time in |
Atchison for two or three days. Three |
hundred delegates were present.
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Queen Vic Is now sixty-six years old
and We guess she VIII not write another
book.
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THE INDIAN QUESTION.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE NOW AT
WORK IN THE TERRITORY.
General Opposition to Outright Sale
or Lease of Lands.
Consideration of Oklahoma and Indian
Citizenship Matters.
General Grants Condition = Hugo's
Funeral Next Sunday.
The Oueen,s Btrthday.
SuIlivans Gall.

TORONTO. May 25-The Queens
birthday is being celebrated throughout
Canada as a holiday.
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Will it blow the council up, OF fall
on them and hurt somebody?
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CITY oouNc11 PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
Aou Ok On m 1874.

MAY 25, 8 o. m, 1885.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Msyor Whittlesey and all
the members.
Minutes of meetings held May 4 and
10 read and approved. On motion of Mr..
Watson the minutes of May were cor
rected by showing that the vote on the
nomination of NJ. Birdsall for marshal
stood as follows: Ayes, o; nays. 8. As
corrected the minutes were approved
The opinion of Judge Buck as to the
taxes tor special improvement was read
and fled.
Petition of citizens to pave the alley
between Third and Fourth avenues, be-
tween Commercial and Merchants
streets, was read and granted.
Petition of citizens TO have grade es-
tablished and ditch filed up on Seventh
avenue near West street, also fill made
on West street, was referred to the COM
mIttee on streets and alleys, with power
to act.
Petitltion for sidewalk on west side of
Congress street, from Fifth to Seventh
avenues and crosswalks to connect Same
was referred to committee on streets and
alleys.
Petition of B. F. Romano to run dray
under license to II. G. Clark, and of Ter
ris Powell to run dray under license to
Samuel Ramp, they having purchased
the drays, were granted.
On motion of Morse, petition for Cross
walk on east side of Merchants street
across Eleventh avenue, was filed.
| Petition for sidewalk on east side of
State street, between Fifth and Sixth av-
enue, was granted and committee on
streets and alleys instructed to report an
ordinance tor same.
Mr.. /. E. Lambert presented petition
of VIM. Powell for permission to open
pipe leading from the basement of the
Fifth Avenue hotel so as to dram the
same. Mr.. Walkup moved the appilca-
ton be granted, and motion carried.
The petition for q sidewalk on the
east side of Merchants street, between
Copley and Randolph avenues, was re-
ferred to the committee on streets and
alleys.
Committee on ways and means re-
ported as correct the city weighmaster's
reports for March and April, and report
was adopted.
Walkup moved that the committee on
ordinances report an ordinance regulat-
ing the keeping of hogs in the city linn
its. Carried-vote standing as follows:
Aye-WaIkup, Bill, Morse, Watson,
and Adds. Nay-McCain, Davis and
Thatcher,
Watson moved that the city marshal
notify all parties having bsrbed wire
! fences In the city limits to remove the
} same. Motion carried.
Watson introduced an ordinance
amending parking ground ordinance so
as to fix the same on Exchange street at
sixteen feet, and the same was consider
ed by sections under suspension of the
rules. Mccain moved to amend section
1 SO as to make parking ground fifteen
s feet on Rural street. Amendment car
: ried. On motion to adopt section 1 as
? amended, it was lost, the vote standing:
I Ayes-McCaIn. Morse, Watson and Ad-
dis. Nays-Walkup, Bill, Davis and
Thatcher. The mayor voted nay.
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of the following claims was adopt
ed under a suspension of the rules by q
unanimous vote.
) IL Gl1al ffTi 4 =
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Wichita, Wellington and Mcpherson
are striving for the Dew Methodist col
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To the councilmen and mayor: Look
out for dynamite.