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TIE LUCKY DuYs.
$4,000 for al InyO.tsd.

Fortune has smiled Oh MeBsrs. Edward
II. and George Washington LAyOOCk and
T. L. Pendeli, farmers aud tobacco rAiBon
living nBar Ksono, KY, bringing them a
aum Of money larger than ootld DO made
by yeArs Of toll aud strlC. economy, T'hsy
invested 81 eAUh and purchased three ono.
9th tICkolB In The Llnlsiana State Lot.
terry AZ New Orleans. Ons these proved
10 DO one Aitll Of ticket No. 1882, which
drew the capital priss Of $4,000 al the
regular monthly drawing on Noy, Oh.
On learning ol thOir great iortunB, they
placed their ticket In the hands oil tho
l'lrss National bank Ii this city, mud by
return mail received check for $4,000,
giving thsn 5000 each on the one dollar
Invested. They were delighted tOand that
they had struck II 10 ilOh. They are
hatd.yOlklng, industrious tobacco ralsers,
and oil their friends $40 grRtlhsd at their
good luck. They will hereafter bs called
Colonies, They advise oil Of their iri0ndd
70 try the royal road 10 fortune through
The Louisiana State IoLtsfy,-.LeriuylOn,
| l(Ry.) PrsII, Nov, ~,
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A TARIFF FRONT
To be Presented ny the worklugmen III til,
Next PresId entail CampniEI.

To be Presented By the wOrklngmen Ia the
Next Presidential Campaign.
PlrTsBuRaH, Dec. 1.-THE Pittsburgh
Commercial Gatelte Is authority for the
statement that y National Tariff Associs.
ton Ia being formed among tho working.
men Of the country. By the time Of the
Presidential election Of 1888, 1t gays,
thousands Of clubs will be in existence in
tue North and five Southern States. TIE
organization was started in Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama. State organizers
we're appointed, ard the work is still 70.
Ing on, and will bs continued till the ne II
Presidential ight is ended.
Iu the coming year organizers will be
placed In the Stat0s Of Virginia and West
Virginia. Each will be thoroughly organ,
lied aud no paIns spared to bring out the
strongest vote possible. Together with
the three StRteB In which the organization
exists these will be tho only Southern
States In which fight will bs made. In
lhv north, each State will be thoroughly
CAnvaSsed. In Massachusetts, an organ,
iEsr has already been appointed snd clubs
will DO otganiz1d In every town and vii
lnge. ~.
AS rapidly 40 pouslble Slate organlzi
lionB are being placed In other Northern
States and an unbrokon tariff front will bt
presented from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific
Tho organization will In no way antag'
OniEe the Industrial League OF rhiladel
phia, or the Protective League OF New
York. Whilo II iB to DO entirely indie
pendent Of either 1t twill yet bO q mos
iAeiil adjunct,
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4
the Legislative Committee was submitted
to the Congress for its approval or disap
pIoVal, This action was followed bya apir
tied discussion WhiChreRulted In the adop,
ton OF resolution by John Il, Wiudefs,
OF San Francisco MOTTO admit til repre-,
Hentasives Of the press, The vote was
almost unanimous.
The election Of presidlng officers re-
suited IS follows: ], W, Smith, National
Tailors Union, President; ]. L. Wright,
Of the International typographical Union,
Vice President; ], S. KiIchner, Intsrns.
tional Oigarmskera Union, Secretary; II.
EmerlCh, International Furniture Makers
Union, Assistant Secretary; w, Z
Tomson, OhiCago Trades and Labor As.
ssmbly, Doorkseperi Il. P. Pilsgler,
Columbus, Messenger,
MeBsrs, Gamer, Tomson, Miller, EmeE.
ieh,. Eimiston and Kirehner, from the
Legislative Committee, submitted q
lengthy report Of which following is
the substance; The death Of William Il,
Foster, the late Secretary, suggested the
iact OF the Foster Memorial Association
10 erect Q monument, and friends desiring
TO contribute are asked 10 send contri-
buttons to Z, N, Maddern, Treasurer,
Philadelphia, Pa, =
Resolutions were introduced and re.
terEed as followa; Indorsing the action
Of the International Typographical Union
regarding the Government Printing office
In case It wsS made q bureau; recon-
mepding the passage Of q National lnden-
tGrs law, giving the master control over
his apprentices ouly during the hours Of
labor and regarding the carrying out OF
the plan for the success Of tho eight hour
movement.
AIALdAIATfoE Of TRADES UNIONS.
Mr.. Gompsrs moved ths! the Leglsla,
tive Committee meet with a committee Of
the Trades Union conference to agree
uRon q plan for the, amalgsmation Of all
Trades Unions. This brought on con.
siderable discussion In which the Knights
Of Labor was discussed Ra aN organisation,
and It was finally decided that the Knights
Of labor had nothing to do with It, The
motion Tor the sppointmOnt Of the COM
mittee was adopted and the Federation sd-
Ioutned to q, IN, tomorrow,
The following was received tonight.
PHILAnRLPHIA, Dec, Z.
p J. AcGgtra Secretary Trades Uaions
Conference;
l have selected committee Of Ave, con,
alatlng Of Brothers HoWea, Hall, Merely,
Orrlngton and can't 10 discuss past griev.
aaeea between Trades Unions and Knights
Of Labor, and pave the way for the avoid
anCe ol future ones. Fraternally yours,
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TIE FISHERY QUESTION.
thS frcSlgent's Message Creates Exclt,
ment Among Canadians,

4ho rrosIlonr. message cron.o, E,cl,o.
mmont Among CANADIANS.
OrrAwA Ovr Dsc Tbo roto,oroo.
p,oa,dant GloraIsna,. .eioIS4S'S s",..,
~ Ftes'uens o!eVeianuS message relating
to the action OF Canadian officials toward
American fishermen created ouite sen.
vot;on In denart,rsrtal c;,olos ho,O ana
s".'o- ~, - s,"s " s's"' , U,O,ee Noiv' ""u ~,
s.e noS tsSssaSt g ~ h., CaGuiated 10 sciii'
lAto HellleIhent OF tue disputed question.
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River and unrbOr improvements.

WARRINGTON, DsC, 1.-THE estimates
for river and hArbor improvements aggre'
gate s3O,9Sl,749. Among tho principal
items are; S5OO,OOO for removing obstruC.
tons in East river and He'll gate, New
York; $4,000 for river improvements
near Pittsburgh, Pa, $500, 900 lor the Del
aware river, Pennsylvania and New Jer.
say; 100000 for the James river, Vir-
ginia; S50O,O00 for the Great KRnawhs
river, West Ylrgnisi SOOO,000 for the
Ohio river; s20O,O0O for the Muskingum
river, Ohio; $500 COO for the fAllsat Louis,
vile, Ky; 100000 Tor the Missisaippi
river between tho mouths Of the Ohio and
Illinois riYsTsj So COO 600 for tho MiCsis.
sippi river below Cairo, Ill. $l,OO5, 900 for
improvements Of hRrbOrs in the Missis.
Sippi river below Cairo,
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Kok0No, Dec. 7,-ThO natural gt1 CFR4,
In and about this city instead Of nbAting 10
still running Of fever hOas Well No. / ID
sLlll burning with as muOh fury as when
gas was arSt struck In October, and ID nov
luEnlshlng iuel for operating wells No.
and ., These wells are uslns very large
boilers, and eighty pounds Of steam 10 Oh.
talnsd In twenty minutes alter the gas lg
turned on. Mains are now being laid
throughout the city, for the purpose oI
utilizing the large volume Of RA4 no " going
10 VAute at well No, /, The indications
d the two wells now going down are lden
tlCally the same as those a. the well now
buFnIuR,
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Pensions to West vlrglnIAns.

9pteigI DtIgdteA 10 tke InttttgaietT,
WASHINGTON, d. o., Dec, 7.-Pensions
were Issued during the past week to Waat
Virginia applicants as follows: New
Pepsions-Lewis NJ. Darling, Of Guysp-
do!te; John A. Godfrey, OF Jacksonville; T;
Hudlsh Taylor, OF Ravenswood; Martin
BanmRn, OF Limestone Hill Andrew
soldRn, Of Wheeling; Elinor Coleman, Of
Weston; Jacob SEampiel, Of Grafton ;
George W. Marvin, ol RoCkport; John T..
Morrow, Of Brighton; Norman Arnett, Of
Moore; JAmes BrogRn, Of st, Adams;
John Il Smith, Of Moundsville; Mary A.
PileF, Of MooreaYillei Margaret s. Milll'
gan, Of R9nsy's Pointi Margaret MCGee,
Banwood; Sarah A, Bond, Of Huntington !;
William H. Cartwright, OF Clifton;
franklin Phillips, Of French Greek,
Pensions luGIeRssd-SolomOn Freeland,
OF Jerly's Run; Benjamin 7. Wilson, OF
Jakea' Run; George Bsorn, OF BoremRR (;
William l., Rhosdes, OF Hartford City /;
Benjamin F, shue, OF Bee; Moses RousCh,
OF Graham sIatIoni Henry Mccormick,
OF Rosby's Rock,
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frauds In indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, lND., Dec. 7..-Tho fail
uro Of the Federal Grand Jury to return
indictments in tile Marion county election
fraud casen, has resulted in proceedings
being begun before the United States Com.
missioner, An affidavit was filed this
afternoon before Commissioner Van
Buren by d.. I. a, Wagner, Re.
publican candidate for Coroner, In
which conspiracy and manipulating cleo
tlon returns arc charged agalnht W. =. A.
BSrnhamer, Simon Coy, Jno. b. Counsel
mar, and Henry N. spaan. Commissioner
VRnBuren, attsr hearing tho affidavit, d.
rect,d writs TO be igsued against tho de.
tendants named aud tho same made re-
lurnable Thursday next,
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ANOTHER 0UrnAGR
Committed by tho MvxicRu Government on
Ru American Citizen,

Copl mitted by tho MvxIcRu Government on
Az American Citizen,
I'll PAso, Texas, Dec, 7.-This morning
ing's man arrived at the Mexican Central
Railroad from Ohihuahua, who tells tale
Of outrage III that city, The man Ia the
Rsv. 7, Rappaport, a Jewish Aabbl ard in
i'll health. The Jewish people oI this city
raised money 10 send him to the City ol
Mexico, where he says ho has brothers.
Mr. Rappapoyt aSyH he stopped OF at Chi.
hueGlS lust Friday and Ritef gaing about
the streets Tor q time with an American
they returned 10 thsiE, hotel, Soon after
wards an otitCer came In and arrested
Ehom, charging them with being revolu-
tionists and took thom before a magls-
trate.
Mr. Rappaport says the officer went
through his pc pEets and took away $is.
He shoTed his papeis to thu magistrate,
who thmeupou discharged him, but Kept
the SIS "toy coats" Hs says the Anlerl-
can REUSED To pay anything and appealed
10 the American Consular Agent, who
said he had no authority beyond CONNER
Cial affairs, TO the American went 10 jail,
where he still remains. C6nsnl Brigham
will investigate the matter and report 10
tho State Department,
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PLAYING with Fire.

Nrw Yoax, Dec. '.--Hsnry George
late labor candidate for Mayor Of the city,
has addressed an open letter to Arch,
bishop Corrlgau, OF the diocese OF New
York, in reference to q recent pastoral
letter by the letter, In which he took oC.
cssfon to warn his people against the land
theory Of MI. George. Nearly all Of the
letter inreply ls devoted 10 a controversial
discussion OF Mr.. Georges well.known
theoriGs on questions OF private owhership
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REcuNoSp, Va, Doc, 7.-GOvernor Loe
has refused to interfere with the sentence
Of the courts in the case OF T. ]. Cluver.
ius, condemned 10 be hanged on DeCetn-
ber 10 Tor the murder Of hls cousin, Fan
ME L. Madison. No respite has yet been
asked for.
Tie fact Of the refusal Of the Governor
10 commute tue sentence was COMMUNE
Gated 10 the condemned this afternoon
and evidently had the most depressing
elect Counsel presented petition for q
respite 10 the Governor this evening. Nc
time was named, as that was left 10 The
Governors discretion. The general i'm.
preB!ion 10 that respite Of 80 days will be
granted,
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LAroRTE, IND, Dec. 7.--llsuben Hill
and his three sons were instantly killed
this afternoon, near Mill Greek, by pas
senger train on the Grand Trunk Hallway
Hill's little daughter had one Of her lepi
broken at the Same time. The family
wero in wagon crosalng the railroad and
were prevented by an occupied side traci
from seeing the approaching train. Hills
wife died recently, 80 the daughter Grip
pied to-day iG tho cole survivor ot the
family.
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conf ArhllrnIntls tinniArnnr0.

1SniANApotst' 1Sb, Dec. IA con,
ference Of arblIralOp representing The
operators Of miners Of Illinois, 1'snnSyl'
vanl', Ohio and Indiana waB held here
to-day. After a ssCret Bes1ion o.
several hOurB an amicAble adjuAnenI
was made oil OIL regarding the price ioi
mining coal when tho vein d not Of lht
usual thickness. AC.lOn on this polntya
deferred until the Onnull meeting Id Feb
Iuaty,
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CoLuMnuS, o., Dec, 7.--oppOslhE Coua.
Gel thein Bell telephone CASs appeared in
United States Circuit OouJt to-day,
and tho motion Of the Governments Coun.
Bsl In dismiss the case without prejudice,
presumably with the intention Of bring.
Ing another suit Ia Massachusetts court
was argued Al length, Senator Thurman
appeared for tho Government, and the do.
Tense was represented by Senator ]. n
Mcdonald, Ol 1hdlanR, and Hon. j. j,
HGoffoW, oi Boston, Counsel iot the de-
Tense COMMANDED Il was not proper IA
make proceedings In connection with the
plea a. 10 Jurisdiction, which was argued
q short tltnB ago at CinUlnnAli, a part oi
the tFaniOtlpt on appeal or removal, They
were, however, induced 10 yield. A f6'
consideration was ELECTED and. Judge
Sage ordered The case dlsmlssed with
out prejudice and without record 90 iaI
~ is status In the Ohio district 10 con
Cetned,
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MUST HANG.
A sl1tsSn.ys sar.olI Murderer Doomed to
the Gnll0Mn.

JRPEERsoS, Mo-, Dec. 7,-DeClslons by
the Supreme Court were handed down to-
day, That Of principal interest was ont
by Judge Black, in the case Of the State
ys. James S. Psyton, This case comes
from Christian county, and the following
is the history; On the l9!h day Of April
1885, PaytOn and his brother William at
tempted to assasslnate l.. T, Matthews,
who was moving his family. Both fred
at him with rifles. Matthews was slightly
wounded and an infant child OF bic,
which Was in the arms OF his wite'a sister,
was shot through the head and instantly
killed. Both OF the Payton boys were ar
rested. Upon trial James B. Payton was
convicted Ci murder in the tlrst degree,
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court, where the Judgment Of the lower
court was affirmed and Payton sentenced
10 be hanged Friday, January IA, 1887,
Payton Is only about u years old, and
1t Is said that strong effort will be made
to induce Governor MRrmRduke to COM
mute his sentence, II Is thought that the
Governor will not interfere, for no person
under is years Of age can be committed
70 the penitentisTy Ia this State, and
should the sentence be COmmuted the
prisoner could obtain his freedom by
hahsSs corpus proceedings. This has oC-
CURED once before, aud 1t 10 likely that
the Governor will not allow 1t to happen
again.
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A Soi,ooi TSsS,,sr,. ,.-II, 1,rI,r ,.IU, =.

CoHnpSA, MlcH,, Dec. 7.--At HOHdOt
son this morning, Fred Joslyn, q lChoo
teacher, shot and killed ThomAs Morri
son. tho teaOhor had puulShVd youuG
Morrison, AZ ,iis father thought, toe
severely, aud Morrison visited tho GChoo
10 investigate. lie entered the school
room, and walking up 10 Joslyn tolt
him be was about 10 give him the bAmI
treatment, whersupon Joslyn drew bis re
yolyef and shot MoFflson dead,
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FrprCh Sanitation Claims.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-The Court Of
Claims last May decided fSyorsbly to the
claimants the general principles applicable
to the French spoliation claims. Since
then the Government has moved for a
hearing, and argument on the motion has
been going on for some two weekB. The
Court decides the motion against the Gov.
ernment. Judge John Davis delivered
the opinion. Tho general principles de.
cided in May are reafIlrmed and the court
considers in detail other points, holding
that vessel could not be legally con.
dsmned on tho single ground that her
crew did not conform 10 French laws, that
the decisions Of prize courts are not bind.
ing on tho political departments In Tor
eign government; that an appeal To the
Court OF Last ReSort in France was not
necessary 10 the validity Of the spoliation
claims, bcCsHse such IN appeal would
have been useless, or impraChCable, and
because France did not require 1t as q con.
dition precedent to o recovery Of indem.
nifty. The opinion dlGcusSeg the law Of
nations as applied 10 neutral rights and
holds generally, while reserylng partiCu.
lar Cases for diEcueBion upon their indi.
yidual merits, that the conduct oil France
towards American commerce prior to $500
VpA illegal,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IAN argument
was made this morning before Assistant
Secretary Fairchild by George II, lily,
member Of the Ohio Senate, and NJ. A
Hanna, OF ClevelGnd; Smith NJ. Weed, oi
PlattRburg, N. y, and o!herg on tho ex'
Ceptions taken to the recent decision al
lowing the importers Of iron ore to pay
duty OIL the ore in dly state instead ol
as It is dug from the mipes, They argued
that this is a virtual reduction Of the
tariff,
Senator Ely says that the outlook for all
branches Of iron and steel in Cleveland Il
decidedly better than ut this time last
year, and Is encouraging by The condition
Of tho trade generally.
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New YoRK, Dec, 1.-The eGtsso OF the
late Samuel ]. TiIden, it lS claimed, under
the laws OF 1855, regarding taxes upon es.
tates, Is subject tOa tax OF s percent on
all bsques!s 10 relatives beyond tho sec.
ond generation; that Is beyond nephewH
and nieces. InAsmuch as the bulk Of the
estate ia bsQueathsd to persons outaido
this limit, and for the public benefit, the
Treasurer Of WestCheSlsr County, whose
duty II Ia to collect these taxes, has begun
an investigation, and II he finds that tax
is due, he will take legal means, he says,
to collect, unless It 10 pRid forthwith,
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DUBLIN, Ds0. 7.-The trial OF the Il ".
Theodore Kestlnse, who, uuder tho guise
OF q converted Catholic priest, imposed
upon the Rav. Dr.. Plunkett. the Profess
ant Archbishop Of Dublin, and many par
soma OF importance In Protestant Church
circles, and who Ia charged with obtaining
money under ialse pretenses and diverse
other otensss, was commenced in the
Criminal Court here to-day, The conrt
room WIS crowded with people, most Of
whom by their actions appeared to be
adniFen and sympathizsr8 OF the cul-
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AsupQRy PART, MI, Dec. 7.-The two.
naSted schooner John 7, Long, Of New
York, came ashore a. four o'clock this
morning, nearly opposite Liio Saving Sta.
ton No. 8, between seabright and the
Highlands Of Navesink, The garl was
running very high, but tho crow Of the
station succeeded In boarding tho vessel.
They found only q dog on board. 1t Is
supposed that the crew were swept over.
board by the heavy Dess. The surf Ia now
breaking over tho entire length OF the
sChoonet's deck. She will probably prove
q totSl layu,
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Storm on tllp NnM rnrlnn1 consl,

BosroN, Mass, Dec. The wind.
storm here has lasted oil day and has
been accompanied by heavy fall Of snow,
which lntorferes seriously with travel In
tho streets. II Is feared that many dis.
asters have hAppsnsd at soa, especially as
the signal service gave no warning Of the
approach Of tho storm, and tho aignalf
wsro not ordered up until the storm wat
here in full force. On Dape God the wind
attained a velocity Of tiye miles on hour
The storm seemed TO approach from the
ocean and in some respects Is one Of most
remarkable ever known on this coast,
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In the House, after reading the journal
by unAnlmona consent, the States were
called for the introduction Of bills and res
olHtions, when the following were intro
duced and referred:
BY Mr.. Herbert, Of Alabama, q resol4,
ton authorizing the Committee on Rules
upon ore days notice, to designate any
measure for the confederation Of The
House.
By MIR. Adams, Of Illiuoia, to change
the law in relation 10 the amount OIL
United Statea bonds required TO be kept
on deponit by National banks as security
for their circulating notes. It provides
that banks having . capital OF $500, 600 or
leaS ahall not DO required 10 keep On de.
post honda In excess Of oneEsenth ot their
capital stock as security tor their Clrcplat-
Ing notes; and such OF tbose banks 90
have on deposit bonds ip exceps Of thia
amount are authorised 10 reduce Their
circulation by the deposit Of lawful
money as provided by Law; provided that
tie amount Of such circulating notes shall
not exceed In any case 30 percent oi tho
par value Of tho b9RlS deposited as herein
Mr.. Cox, of New York-To amond Geo.
lion 81 II. s, 80 0s to read: "Whenover a
vacancy occurs in either uouse OF Con.
gress, by death or otherwise, Of any
member or delegate elected OF appointed
thereto, after the commencement Of thu
Congress to which he has been elected OF
appointed, the person elected or appointed
to fill 1t shall 10 compensated and paid
from the time that he ia elfpted TO I'LL said
vacancy; provided, that he shall not re-
ceiva pay while holding any Federal
Office" This corrects tho Law which su'
thorizss two sAlarles-one to Congress.
man ard tho other TO au officer, such GE
Minister. 1t Is Is underBtOod that Ms,
COX, WHO ig, under the law, entitled 70
two salaries, intends 10 comply with the
provisions Of this act, even though 1t ID
not enacted into q law.
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YxeOOn ApprorrIntIon..

WAsHINqroN, Dec. THE estimates for
the Executive establishment, the Judicial
establishment, the military estsblishmsnt,
public works, and postal service arc in
excess Of the appropriation for these oh.
jects for the current fiscal year. There Is
an increase ol about 100000 for public
worku, about S3OOOOOO ior the naval es.
tsblishment, about 81 900 COO for military
and nearly $l.OOO,0OO for the postal ser
vide establiPhmPnt. TAe i1prease IN
nthor items ID email.
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PRosrEcr, o., Dec. 7,-John W. Glaag,
N. tired butcher Of this place, ends upon
looking up the records that he Almosl
certainly owns tract Of three hundred
acres upon which tho town now BtandS
lie has tho original patent piGned by Pres
ident John Adams, and Timothy Picker
ing, Secretary OF State. As II now SlNndl
Glass can move tie citizens out oi town
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l,Omovnl Of PoiltIO0I DlsnbIllllel,

wASaiSorOS, Dec. 1.-THE bill intro.
iuOOd by Representative Herbert to re.
move certain political disabilities provides
thu. no law or regulation shall digquality
persons not disqualified BY section 8 81
The fourteenth amendment 70 the constl'
tuition from holding office In the army Or
navy, The intent Of the bill 10 10 make
ex.Conisdotates eligible iot appointment,
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TuE Administration turns its back on
wool and plays 1t very small on sugar,
Observe that sugAr.growing Is Southern
industry AMI figures In second term cal
culsAons, Did ths President think for
moment that the people would be unable
to GO /, through the shallow dsvlcs2