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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
A MAGNIFICENT PROCESSION.
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81 \i,tario,> kin. NttAIus

w N"'" hh> Ming NVtAIuS.
ilr h mn tIorIr~t Ia, h,n arranged i'm con
me- thi, with the art ,Nhibtion now l.lnr
hr'J ~ h'rln, and TIA, Sem. VI the goryrl,,
t"' tdn carnival represented was the sp,.riou,
iHtt Which N,itrrunlS Il" exhibition build
har III" hlytitnrS tonight numbered
-i'tll llntiN.ni~, ami included all the head.
ny li.ur'~ IN thr lrrlln art and literary
""ihl, ~ well as IN a'H'iety. The pageant
irPrN'htN the return ot victorious King
N'all't" l'l2ann>, IN the midst Of vast
tram "t warriors ami raptiy,~ and ilblaut
l"'puG,re, the wcl,uln' Of the hero by the
priests ul tho Olympic temple, who led him
uptn tn" altar, the siurte to Minerva and
finally Olympic sann~ AMI popular festivities
ihr h'fIN@I na> opened at about go
"'htk \ >udln fanfare announced the
apprguh nt the procession, ami stirring
matches from Beethoven and Gluck were
pid,oi ~ II al,anrd First came the GRAY
n'aIIri council oi elders. uttired In robes of
"aflrt aad white. \ hoop Of musicians ami
iiI"ihN 'r"i 81 common people followed,
"lih ."hIlr' carrying garanls ON their
'i'hrh'Fd captive Syllans Parthians and
lrM' and an sort If Nubian archers. Then
r,u" the trophIr, OF victory, borne in cars
dldNn by -aFly ,aparIsunrd horses. A train |
oi hattclIa- rai~, 'lings and other imple- |
nmnt' If war 'urectdrd, AMI then the oxen |
AMI l,nh, which were to bc sacrificed to |
NurtH. Captive warriors and women |
with T,f, "i ntltnS bound hand 10 hand,
cam" next, AMI Il numlsr of canels and asses
LpI'l Nith spoil frl"stcsscs clothed in Grim
'On r,'>, captive klus> mounted on chargers,
AMI the royui holvgmrt preceded the quad
Ii.a N Wh,h kin- Attalus rode This was
III" "rh't dudyf, II the spectacle, and hearty
cintH~ aru~'' u TIN four white ,tcods drew the
trnuphal harriet along An array Of gen
u1I, AMI dItnltail,'~, mounted guard, AMI
alhl"n',. rIn,"i TIM roNal procession.
I'm N, Lt> t. trlangl' that fronts the tenn
pI. til" KIM vi met 10y II train of priests and
pri",i"-, ani alter lem5 hailcd as II victor
h. va, conducted Ia the altar Here there
va, II dlalugu" btWr,n King Attahis and
the pr, to- ol Minerva after which came
tn - tIrr t. tl' goddess The victor
placed h- ,r,N,n and sword upon the altar
ir~lD uur.n.. uas burned, and the ,acriii e be-
-Nn, Il tfupput ptl~tsa's, with garands Of
Hover. llrahn hlr ,nrumpa,>lnJ the altar
flrli, the ,tatur Of Minerva was borne
ruIj jiu aftr. aud tl,ll amid the rtverent
hpml." ui III" vast populirc, which had
Inrautrrur crowded upon the steps leading up
t. IT," terrace. tine i.urr of the protecting
goodies, VT, elevated hl. above the burning
-i,liil"rs Garland, were hraIcd upon the
altar, and thr prp stesscS bowed themselves to
th" ground The king proclaimed the
emancipation of the prisoners an'l the scene
! Ia ,.f t,l,itlits Of
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
c. P. DEVEREUX

Is now Offering at a sacrifice his
large line of Summer Goods. in or.
der to reduce stock before placing
orders tor Fall Lines. and from Mon.
oay' August Cd, all goods will be
greatly reduced in price. Those who
call the earliest will of course have
the best assortment to select from.
Below will be found a few of the bar
gains offered:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01
M0RMON NArURALlzATIoN.
The Validity of USrunOA,OS that DOViAt
from the LanrunEo OF Lhp Inv.

The Validity Of CSruloAtsS that DOViAtS
frsm the Language OF tbs Law.
WASHINGTON, Dec. '3l.-AttSCka which
have recently beon made upon U. S, Dis
triCt Judge Powers, Of Utah, with regard
to decision Of his rejecting the services
Of a Mormon juror, on the ground that
his declaration did not satisfy the
Cour! that he was attached to the
principles OF the Constitution Of the
United States, or that tho allegiance that
he would render to the Government would
be an unqualified allegiance, recall an I'M
portant fact with regard to the naturaliza'
lion certificates islusd for many years pact
10 the Mormon residents OF Utah, which
has not yet received judicial determine
ton.
The point was raised in the Forty.sev.
enth Congress, In the contest between
George Q. Cannon, the Chief Of the Twelve
Apostles Of the Mormon Church and an
ayoWed polygamlst, and Allen Il, Camp
bell, the anti. Mormon delegate, but, lu the
interest attracted by the Edmunds bill,
this subsidiary question was lost sight Of
II Is, however, oi considerable Importance
Section 9lG5 OF the Revised Statutes,
subdivision 8, presCribes with great par
ticularity the kind OF declaration which
must bo made by persons applying for
citizenship who arrived in this country
under the Sge Of eighteen years. They
are required to prove that they are al.
taChed 10 the Constitution Of the United
States and vol disposed to tho good order
and happiness Of the same.
In every State and Territory Of the
Union, 60 far IS known, except In the
Territory OF Utah, the printed forms Of
certificates for naturalization conform
strictly to the terms Of the law. But in
Usah It was shown that Thousands
OF certificates Of naturalization had
been issued 10 the children
Of foTeign,boFn imported Mormons
with words inserted In the printed
form deyisting from the language u the
statute, and making the allegiance due not
to the Government Of the United States,
but the inhabitants thereof; not to the
Constitution, but the principles thereof,
thereby leaving the Mormon applicant At
liberty to ConstrAs that the provision Of
the United States Oonsti tuition gusrantee'
ing religious liberty sanctioned polygamy;
II was shown In the Cannon Campbell
contest that 1t was ono Ol these garbled
certificates that had been issued TO Can.
non, and . very strong brief was hled, tirg.
Ing the alton Of Congress on this matter,
but the House svAjed the issue by pass.
ing general resolution excluding oil
poiyaamlsts, and thus disposed ol Mr..
Cannon's pfetenaions. Judge Power . re.
cent action, however, seems TO render 1t
likely that the validity Of these certificates
OF NATURALIZATION may yet be brought 70
iudi0ial determination,
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NEWS BRIEF.


The Ohio State Bar Association will meet
next year at Springfield,
The new year opens with bright out,
l6ok for the local railroads.
Two cotton burners (colored) were
lynched near Crawford, Miss.
Members Of the Ohio hsgialature have
begun to sssembls at Columbus.
Passenger agentsin New York City have
made war on the ticket sCalpers.
The Toledo, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis Mar.
row Gauge has heen sold Tor $l,b0l 900.
The Grant fund, for a monument In New
York, as the year closes stands at sl132l5
A veterinary surgeon has started q mad
dog and rabbit laboratory In New York
City, a ID Pasteur. " 3aH
The Kentucky Senate elected Harry
Glenn Chiei Cleik. The House elected
Charles 8. otfutt Speaker, and Green 4,
Keller Chief CLERK.
Evangelist Munger, Of Washington, O.
d., o., who was repsntly sent 10 the In.
In an Insane Asylum" l
DWyer Bros Miss woodlord isotered In
q match In ote.and sa,half mile for from
IS, 900 10 $4,000 with the Cofdgan colt,
Ffeeland, Of Kansas City.
Luther Cline, q druggist neat 1ndianSpo.
lie, shot and killed one ot'two men who
nnade assaults upon himself and wife with
intent 10 rob, possibly murder,
The Bell Telephone Company has OBJ.
tanned ID the U, 8. Court al IIouibvillo, 4
perpetual Injunction 10 protect Il from
inlringementhy holders of other patents.
Two orsan.grlnders entertaining 4
crowd At New Orleans was prosttated BY q
shoCk Of electricity from al electric light
wire. One Of the musicians was killed,
The notorious Curtis family was cap.
tuted In the 6wAtipa near Alton, o., after
a hard fight Of twehty.fouf hot1ts. Sheriff
Lloyd, who headed ten deputies, was
slightly wounded,
A Joint Caucus Of Democrats Of both
Houses ot Congress is talked oi 10 haf.
tnoni1e matters between the President
aud leadeis Of bis party who do not en-
dorse his silver policy.
Congressman Holman d in bad odof
among certain Democrats In the Foutth
Indiana district because OF some tiheatis.
factory appointments, and another weafef
Of his official BhOes iS being measured.
The sensation In the Cincinnati tobacco
market the withdrawal Of the warehouse
from the Tobacco Association aud the for.
NATION oi a new aasOGiallonI The trouble
has grown out 0f the old association 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

Wm. Milligan, now OF Pittsburgh, Il
spending his holidays among friends here
Mr.. Gus, Bradenstein returned home
yesterday after brief visit down the river
business in bridgeport ID laguing al
present, but everybody anticipates an
early revival, ~
The streets are In terribly muddy con
dition, which makes It yofy disagrseRble
for pedestrians.
The two Touring mills here are turning
out q vast amount Of -four, for which they
hnd ready sale.
Mr.. Baggs, Of the lumber and planning
establishment, will spend his New Years
out Of town visiting friends.
Fred. Neininger sold to Mr.. Hubbard,
reeiding near 81. Clairsyille, q fine mare
yesterday; consideration $500.
Measrs. Robinson 4 Ranschenberg, sue.
cessor 70 Chas. Miller, are now conducting
the Windsor saloon and restaurant in q
commendable manner.
"puke,n the old iavorite pacing horse
owned by Col. ]. NJ. Hill, expired yester.
day. Some nine weeks ago the animal
was kicked, dillocating one Of his torelePs,
and 10 much did ia owner think Of the
horse that he would not have Il shot.
EeinOe that time old "Duken has received
every attention until his death.
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TO Their Subtraction.

GALVESTON, Tex. Dec. 3l.-A Ric
GrAnde City special to the New, says
Major Kellogg to-day returned to Ring
gold barracks fromhis reconoiterlpg up the
river in the vicinity OF the reported en-
campment Of Mexipang, Arriving at the
ranch oil De La HAeha, Sheriff Shelly,
under the protection Of the troops
arrested four MexiCaits, among whom
was Rodengo Maldin6, the reported
leader Of the insurreCtlonista. -
Maldinb denied he contemplated AZ.
tacking men and said the only object oI
the Mexicans In coming over 10 the
American side Of the river was to avoid
arrest for participating In an election riot
at Mere. On hearing their story and dis.
covering no large body Of Mexicans Major
Kellogg released tho prisoners, greatly to
their satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec, Sl.-John Terwell livei
in the rear Of 5O9 Tw5nty-irst street, Al
1880 o'clock this morning he had a quar-
rel with his son. After hard words had
passed between them the father picked
up hatchet and hurled 1t at the boy,
The latter dodged, and the wespon struck
Terwell's daughter on the head, It glanc.
ed oil, inaiCting only slight wound. This
father seemed horriGed at the narrow es.
cape he had Of becoming his daughters
slayer He went into q back room, Rno
taiing a razor from a drawer, drew II
aCroas his throat. The result was q wound
two inches in length.
The family heard Terwell fall, and
torcing the door saw him lying in pool
Of blood. A doctor was summoned and
arrived In time 70 staunch the flow Of
blood and sew up the wound. The doctor
says he will recover. Terwell was re
moved to the county hospital. lie Is 55
years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01
FRANCE IN DANGER
OF the Anger Of the PopS.-Psr eation Of
the Clergy,


BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 31.-The Cdtholie
Mirror publishes in this weeks issue a
special cable letter from their correspon.
dent ct Rome, who, by the way, ID q mem.
berot the papal household, and 10 whose
utlerances much importance ID attached.
In his communication this week he makes
the following remarkable statement:
The French Government continues it,
persecution Of the clergy. But it bhould
consider the possible consequences OF Us
tyranny. Leo AlII has been very patti
ent with the present inflelJ fftles OF
France, but l believe he will soon change
his policy on this point. The blow he
will deliver will be stronger on account
ot the patient delay; nor will the world
blame Leo XIII when he stnites the god.
less despotlsm hip and thigh. Even Pro
testant governments, To my certain knowl-
edge, think that the Sovereign Pontilfhhs
been too tolerant.
slgnor spaventa, the candidate OF the
opposition for the viCe.presidenCy OF Par
lament, whom i mentioned In nv last.
has published curious letter. He ex.
plains why he accepted the nomination,
although lie does not belong 10 the oppo.
sition. According 70 him, Italy is to-day
rotten and corrupt TO the heart. The
cause Of this is the miSgovernment and
immortality Of the men who hold The reihs
Of power. II was In order 10 protest
against this state Of affairs that BiRnor
spAyentA consented 10 act a. The candl4
date ol the opposition. His failure TO be
elected shows that The majority Of tie
Italian deputies prefer immortality 70 mo-
falityy aud this i6 not an encouraging fact
lot the country. Bpaventa 10 d serious.
minded and learned mar. Although he
10 sateyolutlonist, lie ID regarded As far aud
honest In his views, and his atatemetts
are thus very important, But II ID curious
To see men protesting against the present
governmental corruption when these
same men had been foremost Ia urging
the necessity Of 1tAly's taking possession
ot Rome ID order % end the inisfnle oi
the Papal city. Everybody can see now
which aide the corruption and immoftaiis
" were, fiTl.
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l
The poatofIice will be open OF only The
usual holiday hours.
Five store rooms have been built in the
Firat ward in the past year,
The Niagara rink skaters last night kepl
1t up till the new year had come.
O, O. Crafty has been confined several
days to the house, threatened with fever
Charles Gill and bride are back from the
east and will make their home on North
Belmont street.
The last day Of grace for the delinquent
tax payers has passed and the books will
be fOand now at Whites drug store.
D. T. King was summoned 10 Pittsburgh
by the Audden illness OF bis brother Wm.
I. King, who died Wednesday evening.
]. w. Ault, who has been leoturing at
several points in the nelghborhood, last
night leCtured on temperance at the South
BOllaire church.
John Clarke died yesterday at his home
on Rose Hill Of cancer. He was one oil
Bellalre'soldest citizens The funeral will be
from st. Johns church Sunday afternoon.
A. A. Clark, superintendent Of the
Woodsfsld schools, was In town yester.
day. He and his wite have been spend.
Ing bis vacation with her father near 81.
OlRirsville.
Dr.. George Msser Is home from New
York, where he has been taking q special
conrse on the eye. The Doctor and hlA
wife lesye for their home in ParDons, Kan
sas, next week.
At the Old Folkes' Concerto tonight
"Ye prices TO enter in will be one.iourth
Continental Dollar, and for ye children
unde. twelve yearB Ten Continental Cop.
pera." "fe Parions and ye parions they're
Tyyes" will have front seats, where they
will observe heaetionB Of "ye younge men
and maydens. Undue levity and fpark.
inge will be mentioned from ye pulpit on
ye nexte Lords Day."
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civil N.rrlns lioln mIsllon.


wARntSOIoSi D. q, Dec. St.- .-CommiS'
Sioner Eston hns lrAt- made the following
ing report relative to dropping applicants
from the vlHeryiCB records:
ut was anticipated when the Civil Ser.
vice examinations we're provided for that
the time would ooiue when for variou9
States and cIlCes there nhould be go great
and needltss a number OF applica1tH
As TO make IL necessary TO 80
limit the time they should be
allowed 70 retain their places upon the re-
cord books Kept Of those seeking to DO e1.
ainihed. as The Commission Is required
with certain small exceptions 10 ratliy oil
applicants i9r examination In the order ot
the entry o. their NAMES Upon these re-
cotdSil ls plain that such large numberD
might "a 9 sholt time have Their NAMES
entered therein Gs 10 prevent for years
perhaps any other persons irom being
reached l0f examination,
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CLEVELAND, Dec, 3l.-A special from
Marion, o., says; Louis M. Holverstott, a
prosperous farmer residing east Of town,
has deserted his vile and eloped with hi,
hired girl, q Miss Catherine Hummer.
Ho.yerstott has been diBposing Of his prop.
erty and borrowing mohey from his Odd
Fellow brethren fjr some time. He had
always maujlested deep interest In re-
ligious reyiyals, but OF laLe has become a
speculator In Bohemian oats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01
noME1NsT1 TUITION
For the Cure Of HydrophObiA Patients
BItabliIhad Ut 81. LSuis.

sT. LOUIS, Dec. Sl,-All arrangements
have been perfected in this city for the
treatment Of hydtophobia after the meth.
cd followed by NJ. passsut, aud in three
weeks, at the outside, patients may
be tried. The movement 10 one q
more than ordinary interest, and
all engaged in IL are making the
most thorough preparations for The s1.
perin,snts. A barn and yard have been
secured where dogs suspected Of rabies,
will be kept and closely watched. seven
dogs which showed slight symptoms Of
hydfophobis, have been tied up, and yea.
tefday AFTERNOON one Of the c4nlnes gave
almost unmistakablO evidence Of the dis.
ease. bdt the Developments will be waited.
Ii lie dor proves really mad, Ito skull will
be IFephined and a portion of the brain 10!
moved, This will be injected intO the
brain Of q second dog and the rabbits will
be used alter the operation on the first
dog. II will be sixteen days before virus
can be secured with which human beings
may be iioculAted, Then the virus form
will be In full operation and any number
Of patients may be treated.
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TnRoUeH zee sTATE.
Accidents and IpCidsats in WsSt virginia
and Vicinity.

| -,
Evan poddddge, an old and Etdell
known CitAen Of Vnaries1on, 10 ueaa'
The county court OF Doddridge county
has decided to build new jail early mex
season.
Fines aggregatiug $3.50 were assessed
against Guernsey county, Ohio, saloon
keepers last week. &
The coal business has commenced Ia
boom sgain in Marion county. The Wesi
Fairmont miners have resumed and ave
putting out over one hundred bushels pei
day.
Mccormick & Morrison, of Slstersyille,
have during the past year shipped l,69d
cords Of tanbark. OF this amount l'l5O
cords were shipped BY riysr and SAC cords
by rail,
Alf,sd Readily oo,oyoJ =, Paint plo..
ant ieiI dead IN The eolo1ed o5d FeIlovs,
Hail al tLst Mace while going S tbronyb wi
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Ku0skSa On . Trsslls.

77N7'EV =" W 6VT7F7TVEs'E7V''
PARKERsBuRa, Dec, 31,-The down train
on the Ohio River road last night struck
Nike Maloney, 3 tramp, as he was walk
ing on trestls within tho city limits, and
knocked him IN the ground alteen feet
below. His groaus attracted the atten.
ton otpassers.by aud. he was taken care o.
by the police, He was taken TO the jail
where three physlclanS attended him, Ills
iuiurieA will NOT nrOYh iAtal.
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AKRON, o., Dec. Sl.-George Gallagher,
track inspector Of the New York, Penn.
sylvania and Ohio Railroad, was shot from
ambush by an unknown person last night,
at wadsworth., Gallagher had some
trouble with the people in the vicinity
where his body was found, and threats
had been made against his Lie. The rail.
road secret service officials are investiga-
ting Lha fnAttaF
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
REoENE vIoToRIIs N EaYpT
EuOouraEs the RslEplpg Party in England
to Hope for ppEOBAtlon-BuTn.Ah 10
OHielaliy Annexed to the Empire OF
Great Btltaiu-RroRoh AiniAtry.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The important victo-
ry won by Gen. Stephenson in the frat
battle Of lhspressnt campaign against the
insurgent tsoudanese haa delighted the Gov
eminent and the, ,ToriesgensralIy. The TIL
umph Of British arms in Burmsh and the
soudAn will give them something 10 boast
Of when Parliament assemblies, and they
will not fail to contrast them with the
costly failures Of the late Liberal Govern.
ment in nearly all itS foreign undertak.
ing5. Outside Of is political bearings the
victory gratiaes the Government chiefly
because Of the moral effect It Is expected
to have in Egypt. II has long been known
that the Sheiks along the Nile below Wady
Halfp, and even as far north Gs the prov
ince Of kosch, are ell Implicated more or
lesI deeply In the designs on LoWerE Rypt,
II would have required only one Bfitish
defeat to encourage them 10 rise openly
and join their brethren OF the South, who
are already in arms against Egyptian au,
thority,
Rumom have been current In Cairo for
WOSAA bA4eN tAU AAeApHNNAu Va t4G
gents around KoECh are only ieints, and
were merely intended to mask an advance
Of their main body by some OF the desert
routes, several Of which are available on
both sldes Of the Nile, This initial victory
will, however, demoraliSs the enemy for
sufficient time TO enable General Stephens
son 70 receive reintoTcements and COM
pleto his plans, Itia universally believed
hero that aserles Of big fights Ia certain to
come sooner or later. Great confidence Is
lelt In General Stephenson's ability to
eventually Cruah the insurgents, and his
brilliant conduct ol the campaign eyokes
great praise, But one does not hear to-day
any talk about a picnic and military
parade through soudSn, as was current
when General Wolseley started to suCcor
Gordon and promised to eat his Chrlstmas
dinner in khartoum, 1t is recognized,
however, that General Stephenson enjoys
an immense advantage over General VOL
seleJ In being absolutely uniettered by de-
tailed instructions from London, 20
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MYsTERIouo AIuRDYRs
In Texas Cleared up b VAA Arrest OF the
TIendiSh Murderer.

GALVESTON, TEIAs, Dec. Sl.--A special
to the Ntps from Austin says: Eustace
Martirase, Mexican about 40 Yeas old,
was arrested last night on suspicion Ol
being implicated in the mysterious mur.
ders which have recently Startled the Cii-
zens Of Austin. He lived in a secluded
SPOT near the river, and q search Of the
premiSas resulted in the discovery Of
bloody garments and several articles Of
female apparel. Among the articles found
was an Ice hook, spctl "a experts declare
might have been used In Sthe murder OF
Mrs. Ramey and her daughter several
months ago. A prayer book with the
name Ella r, Ramsy written on tho
title page was also found, together
with two handkerchiels, one OF
which bore the initials ~, h" worked in
silk, The other was marked "a" The
detectives think that the arrest OF Mar
tinese will clear away the mystery OF the
outrAges and murder ot the Ramey woman,
Evidence was also discovered connect
ing the prisoner with the recent murders
OF Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Phillips and the
asaault upon the latter's husband. The
wounds inflicted on Mr.. Phillips head are
very similar TO those found en- the Ramey
girl, and were probably inflicted with the
same instrument. MaFtiness shows signs
OF being crank. He admits that no was
imprisoned for two years for assaulhng .
woman. The old blood stains on the
clothing are being examined by scientists
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IT hSsbsen heralded through the press
that Senator Blackburn, Of Kentucky, was
one Of the recent converts to total absd.
nenCe. But this does NOTABLY with the re.
port Of the banquet TO Senator Beck, in
which the following sentence occutsi
"Amid prolonged cheers Mr.. Beck took Biz
seat and Joe Blackburn took the hoor, de-
livsfihg one Of his humorous, eloquent
speeches, In which wit BpAtkled and elTer-
vesCed as in the champagne he and tie
other pueeta had drank"