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THECoNsuL's REPORT
on the Seizure of the DoughtY-An Angry
RIsheFmRn Talks.

BOsToS, May pa Halifax, N. s., spe-
eisl to the advertiser, says: Consul Cen
Sral Phelan has made Secretary Bayard q
full report Of his investigation Of the facts
connected with the Doughty seizure,
Captain Doughty and crew left for Port
land yesterday, but before going were
served with wris from the Admiralty
Court for the forfeiture Of the vessel for
violation Of the treaty In buying bait,
Dispatches from Yarmouth say that no
American vessels have been seen there
since the announcement ot the departure
Of the cruisers,
A Gloucester fisherman who has return
ed to his home at SheTburne, says he had
been fishing out OF the shales for some
time and did well till the spring, when he
shipped in email Portland schooner, in.
tending to fAh on Lahave banks, The yes.
sci was engaged on the one.tifth lay, and
consequently the crew were to pay for the
outfits, They got an early start and came
down as usual 70 Dlgby to bait up, but the
Lansdowne happened TO be there, and
they were forthwith ordered To keep of,
which they did for q few days, lodging
around outside until they thought the
coast was clear, then they put back, only
10 find some cruiser there and be driven
of again., This was repeated several times
until 1t became too monotonous to en-
dure, The Lansdowne, he said, once
took hold otthem, but finally let them 60
on the promise not to do 80 again" The
crew became disguised, went into Gran.
berry Island, Maine, and lay back till the
grub" was all gone, without having
earned cent. He was therefore going
home ampty.handed but full Of wrath at
Captain Scott and the Government, Scores
Of American vessels, he says, are ham
pefed for want Of bait, and are doing
Captain Scott, Of the Lansdowne, ar.
rived in Halifax last night, In conversa- |
lion on the train with an American he |
claimed that the Nova scotians were right |
IN their position and that they could al.
ford TO be indifferent 10 the Americans, as |
they would work up a market In the West
Indies aud France. He said the Ameri-
cans had worked their own fishing
grounds 10 death and now want the Cana
dian grounds.
Mr., Wallace Graham; one OF the counsel
Tor the Dominion in the pending fishery |
cases, has been appointed a Judge OF the
Supreme Court OF Nova Scotia, and 1t Is
quite possible that the cases may be heard |
before him. Ii 30, he will not BIT in judg.
nent on them with so unbiased mind as
no would had he had no connection with |
.he cases before his appointment. 1t
1ot known here whether the vacancy was
created to put Mr.. Graham on the bench
Ior special purpose, or whether his up.
pOintment merely filed vacancy.
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PlrrsBuRon, Pa, May 2s.-At q meet
Ing Of the Plttsburgh members Of the Iron
and Steel Manufacturer Association here
to-day, committee Of seven was appoint.
ed to meet q similar committee OF iron
workers during the session Of the Anal.
ganated Association @ Convention here next
week, and confer with them In regard to
the adoption Of scale Of wages for the en-.
suing year. An effort will be made to
settle the question before the adjourn.
metk OF the convention, FI.
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HIS JUNE JOYS.
EHE PREsIDHNr no ,BE MARRIaD
At the White House on the Second of Jane.
The Wedding to be vsFy Qulst and
UnOStsntatiOuS AfrAir-Ths 4Frlval0f
the Folsom Party Al New York.

WAsHlSoroS, D, O., May 2s.-Preai,
dent Cleveland will be married at the
White House on Wednesday evening,
June %, to Miss frankie Folsom, The
recent death Of q relative Of Miss Folsom
has changed the original plans for the
wedding, and invitations will now be
limited to few Of the near relatives and
the members Of the Cabinet and their
wives,
Rev. DR., Sunderland Of the First Presby-
tsrian Church Of Washington, will otiiclate,
The ceremony will be followed by a
collation., and the wedding in all Of its de-
tails will be plain and ,unostentatiou
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Rolling niiii starta t,p,

NILES, O., May 2S.-lt ls now positively
settled that the Russia rolling mill here
will start again In q few days. This Ia the
mill operated by George Summers, who
failed 90 disastrously, owing nearly $40, 900
Ia wages. The mill property has been
purchased from Cleveland, Brown & Co.,,
Of Cleveland, BY George Summers Sons,
who are practical wofklnen. This morn.
Ing men began 10 make repairs In order
10 start the mill. The sheet department
will be started first,
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FAIRMoNT.
Normal School Commencement -OIoaipg Of
the Public schools Memorial Day.
CoT1pORl1lof Of hf EateLio1eer.

StAtAAAA GGAuHA 0l
the Public Schools Memorial Day.
oOnapOMlalot Of ne hisli0aeE.
FAIRNoNT, May 2s,-The commence.
msnt exercises at the Normal School oil
this place will take place as follows;
Saturday, May'29, at s p, M.-Addresa
before the Mozart Society by Hon. James
Morrow, il, Sunday, 7;45 P, M,-Bacca-
laureate sermon by Prof VIM. R, White.
Monday, SP, N,-AddTess before the Nor
NAL LyCsum by Joseph Marum, Esq., Of
Grafton. Tuesday, p, M.-Anniyelsary
Of the Mozart Society. Wednesday, o A.
M.-ClRss day exercises; P. NJ, Alumni
business meeting; s P, NJ, anniversary Of
the Normal LyCeum, Thursday, o A. n
Graduating exercises; ST. N Alumni re-
union.
Last night the graduating exercises Of
the Senior class OF the High School took
place in Normal Hall, being largely at
tended and highly appreciated by all pres,
ent The class this year is composed OF
three young men, Frank Hayden, Charles
NJ, Richie and John r, Reed. The Pea.
body medal was awarded TO Charles NJ,
Richie, on general merit,
Following 10 the order OF exercises:
Music, DoWden' sofChestra; Prayer; Music,
orchestra; Grafton, Leadership, )" Charles
NJ, Richie; Music, Instrumental duet,
Misses Cora Fisher and Cappis Layman;
Grafton, influences Of Greece and Rome"
Frank Hayden; Recitation, "Poor House
Nan" Miss Florence v. Burke; Music,
orchestra; Grafton, 'Eyils that EndanNer
our Republic" Jonn r. Reed; Music, In.
strumental duet, Misses sallis Mccoy and
Cora Fisherj Delivery OF diplomas by DR..
]. II, Brownfeld, President OF the Board
Of Education; Presentation OF Peabody
medal, on behalf oi State Superintendent
Morgan, by Joseph Il, Sands, Esq,
A large number Of our Cltizsns will 20
to Grafton tomorrow to attend the Memo.
rial services to be held at the National
cemetery at that place. Meade Post, q.
A. r., Of Fairmont, has been invited TO
take the lead in the exercises, and expect
to muster fifty men. Morgantown also
promises to send large delegation, in
Guiding the Cadets, band, etc.
Memorial Day will be observed here on |
Sunday the S0Eh. There will be no ser.
vices In any Of the churches in the morn.
Ing, all the congregations uniting In the
Memorial exercises which are to be held |
at the rink. Rev. George MCCullom, OF |
the NJ. p. Church, will preach the sermon.
In the afternoon the various cemeteries in |
the vicinity willbe visited, and all Union
soldiers graves remembered.
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you can't talk and the doctor will come
and give you some bad medicine and then
youth die"
The girl throws the apple down and the
boy snstching 1t up begins TO eat
"Don't," the girl cries, won't it kill you
tooW
"No,H said the boy, munChiug the fruit
ut won't kill boys" It's only alter little
girls. Boys don't have cholera,
It is not difficult TO see the point Of
this offensive article. "ofieusive partisan
ship" does not apply to Democrats. It's
only after Republicans,
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The On,O of The nsIntar,. u

WAsHISoToN, D. @. May 2s.-ACtlng
Secretary FairChild to-day received a re-
port from Collector Anderson, at Port
land, in regard to the detention Of the
British schooner Sister,, in which he
states that the statements Of Captain Ellis
are in the main correct and that he had
not discovered any attempt on the part OF
Captain Fills to deiraud the revenues
The steamer was detained Tor failure TO
comply with the navigation laws and Gus.
tom regulations and the case Ia referred to
the Treasury Department for decision,
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IL MI. EustaCe Gibson will permit tht
suggestion, his defense Of oleomargarine Ii
nOtin the line ol reform. 1t may be thai
dlrymen sometimes fail to get all The
water out Of their milk. Possibly there
Ee those who prefer bogus butter to the
genuine Article. None Of this is to the
point, The question Is whether oleomar'
gltine lS to stand on It's own merits Of
Slil under false colon to the detriment o.
The good old fashioned article Of butter.
Until Mr. Gibson suggested it we had
notthought that the question was sotapoliti
cal character II, however, he regardi
bogus butter as under the special patron
lse Othis party, that adds another ranl
ofenSe to be reformed. So we 90 on de
fnIng new Issues to preserve the ole
dividing lines.
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Stal Dtp1tth To- IN iiilieaeet
VANSatDaS, o.. May 2s,-The Depew
" has been ended at last by q verdict
%'he railroad. Tie jury was not long
thriving ata decision, only one course
STae lelt 10 Il under, Judge Hanee's
5Mge. In order 10 have found Tor the
lltlI they must have htst found that
Gaeet Wildman not only Baw DepeW
Ine tack, but that he wiljully ran
" on him and injured him with intent.
y. 4 vas not shown In The evidence and
J. Altogether improbable. The plaintiff
y ~ old man In poor circumstances and
SnoI InloI stand another fifteen years Of lii.
FAOn aud the case 10 probably ended,
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otrnnin,linn ntnn.lnrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2s.-A large
number Of manufacturers Of hosiery and
similar fabrics met yesterday at the rooms
Of the Philadelphia Textile Association
and organized the Hosiery and Knit
Goods Textile Association. John Z, Hani.
fen, Of the firm Of John 3. Hanifen & Co.,,
was elected President. The object OF the
association iB TO effect the adoption Of a
uniform scale Of wages by all the manu-.
iaotuferB otthese, goods ID this city, In
place Of the present great variety Of rates
paid In the different mills.
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rRso, Of the Dow Law,

YOUNGSTOWN, o. May 2s.-Tho Dow
law recently passed, tltIhs the license for
selling ale, beer, whisky and wine at $500,
10 having ib efIecto saloons. Already a
number Of small ones In this city have
quit, and In Ttumbull county the closing
a more noticeable. AT Cortland, the
second largest town Of the county, every
Raioof has been closed but one, and II d
believed this one will close before June
20Lh, when the tifst installinent Of the tax
"a due. In Glratd seven saloons have
NlhaAd
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n.nun.h ,Hhlia Hating,

CntcAoo, May QS,-ThO InItr.octdn't
Elkhatt, Ind, special says! Miss Mamie
alddinss, aged 09, and Horace Maiden,
aged 20, teachers In the schools, were
drowned lagt evening in The 81, Joseph
river, At Bristol. They were out fishing
and theit boat was upset, Being Unable
10 swim they sank Immediately The
body ol Miss Gldding9 was recovered In q
short time, but that Of Madlem has not
yet hOon found. -
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NEw YoRK, May 2s.-Miss Folsom, her
mother and uncle arrived at the Gilsey
house at 2 o'clock this morning, Asuite
Of four rooms and parlor is occupied by
the party, An effort is being made to
keep their presence at the hotel secret,
AT noon Miss Folsom and her mother left
the hotel in carriage. The party will re.
main several days,
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sEonEoX nEMoyEp.
WHY one Postmaster was bounced = The
UohenaiVeD Article,

why one Postmaster was Bounood-- The
nj uoHenSivOn Article.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Senate has
removed the Injunction Of secrecy from
the report Of the Committee on postottices
aud Post Roads, in the case Of Herbert
williams 10 be Postmaster at North Bend,
Neb., vice UhaunCey Hyatt removed.
The committee asked for and received
the 'pGpers" in the case, 1tappears The
committee says, from the papers In the
case, that Mf. Hyatt Ia the editor aud pro.
ptieior Of o newspaper published al North
bend, Several copies Of hls newspaper
were filed In support Of the application for
Ma removal. The editorial article 10
illustrate the offensive parlisanship
oi lhe editor whose removal from
oiiice was requested and IL now
proposed, were indicted by The pen and
pencil lines dtawing around them. 10
ihe ipsue Of the newspaper Of June II,
issb, lhe committee found the Article In.
diCated as stated and here 10 q copy Of
II, viz:
"a the following Incident will prove, A
little boy and glfl are playing IN the yard.
The eifl linds an apple under the. tree and
with an exclamation 0i delight began 10
bite II. nHold oni said the boy THROW
Il away, the cholera 10 coming and u you
! al that apple you will DO TOO Rlck and
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CHICAGO, LIS, May 2S.-while the in.
dictqents which were found against the
Anarchists yesterday and returned into
court were only ten, apparently much to
the dismay Of the attorneys for the defense
they number sixty, as each Of the ten is
separately indicted for the murder ol
the six officers. The ten are, Spies,
schwab, Fielden, Parsons, Fischer, Engel,
Lingg, Seliger, Schannkel and Oscar
Nelbs. These are all in jail except
Schannkel aud Parsons. Fresh informa.
ton has reached Captain Setback which
will warrant two or more important ar.
rests In the near future.
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Two Ml,.. -, n.hlhd.

NAmES, o, May 2s.-sOme months
SU. \. u Green, prominent merchant Of
ac'y W died, leaving, aS was supposed, q
h s,S an ISmlly with a fortune Of about
tS%. X. ~ Yesterday a petition was filed IN
6,,I,,.a SIS,amSn ! leas Court by q woman 10
VJIo, N, Y, who claims 10 be the
\, ,,Ts " Green and asks the court 10 grant
/ N. ias s fight Of dover IN oil the property.
n, ,Wugs proof the marriage 10 Green In
IL, iGIE state, whete he had headquAf.
\. ~ wv IIIiofnellAvi!le, as foadmastet oi The
IA Il isI'oad, sd, and his subsequent deAef.
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Nav YoRK, May 2s,-0ne Of the most
notable private entertainments that has
recently been given here, though quiet
aud unostentatious atlait, took place thle
evening At The residence Of Hon. LeV p,
Morton, ex.Mlnlster 10 France, In honor
Of General sohoAeld ,whofeCenIly assumed
command Of this military district. A MIN.
bef. Of the most prominent citizens were
pteaenl.
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vienna, May 2s.-The whole Austrian
press Is excited over the Moscow utter.
ances. Ntue Freie PresSe declares them to
be the distant fulnbling OF q simeon. The
PresSe, the organ Of Count Won Taafe,
President Of the Council, says; "Russia
may well count the number Of her enc.
mics before thinking Of o war with
Turkey" The TdgbIdh and MorgetpoSl re.
fer 10 The Importance OF NJ. DeGiers' ex.
pected visit to Prince Bismarck, and
express the hope that the German Chan.
cellot and Count KSlnoky will oppose a
Arm rampant 10 Russian preLension6.
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Mss FOLSOM may continue to be indlg'
nant and mortified, but she is going to bt
married to the President, Notwithstanding,
aud the White House Is TO be the scene oj
The solemn festivities. Somebody h&
been at great pains to deny the truth anc
make the newspapers out to be the great
at rOmanceB Of the time.
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ItOland's Potato Crop.

DUBLIN, May 2s.-Frost and hail storms
have destroyed the potato crops in the
Kildysart district. A lady who Is owner
Of property valued at between E4OO and
$500 d year, has applied 10 the Kilkenny
Outdoor Relief Bureau for assistance. She
said thatshe was ashamed 10 ask for aid,
but wac unable to obtain her rents, and
only asked for q shilling a week for few
months. 1t ls stated that the members OF
the Board, who are all Nationalist, re.
fused To grant her request, but offered an
order admitting her 10 tile wofkhouse.
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BilghtOn Races.

New Yonk, May 2S.-The events and
results at Brighton Beach to-day were:
First race, three fourths Of mile,
Fletcher won by two lengths. Time 1:l7t.
Second race, selling race, three.fourths
Of mile, Commander won. Time l:17t,
Third race, three.iourths OF q mile,
AtoChune won. Time 1:17.
Fourth race, one mile, won by Valley
Forge. Time 1 :44l
Fifth race, one and one.eighth miles,
Blue Day won by hSlt length. Time
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WHEN Miss Folsom came sailing NJ
New York bay there was revenue cut
,.r 10 take her of and Col. Lamont, the
uoom Of the royal kitchen, to relieve hel
d her wraps and carry her steamer chair.
II Miss Folsom isn't the royal bride'elsCl
Why all this splendid display by the re-
repllOa CommitteeP
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Llrtr. GOV. KENNEDY will shortly visit Charles.
Dn VIII some patriot please coax him up ~ lhe
nnmil Of Hawks nest and then klck MIN OIL
Rdsti DsROcrdl
When the Governor OF West Virgins
visits Ohio he is treated with great re-
spect and free. handed hospitality. Whet
The Lieut.. Governor Of Ohio visits Wes
Virginia It would not be neighborly to
punish him because the Democratic Sen
GoB Of Ohio made asses Of themselves
General Kennedy will meet with the cor
dial welcome which the Kanawha Vale,
ainthe habit Of giving to her guests.
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IS the event Of war the American ex'
ia, in Canada will have to fee to somt
o,bsr cline, or take up arms against tht
country they love SO we'll. For the sake
Of the absent let US hope that peace may
not fold her white wings and 20 into re-
,reuent,
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.Rhn.ilnr llrn lll.L.l Ia rhls.ru,

The Fife and Marine Insurance Com.
pany Of this city had an insurance Of
$3S3 80 on the machinery of Donohue d
Henneberfy, hookbinders, who were
burned out In the big fire that occurred in
Chicago Wednesday, and $l00 90 on the
stock Of the concern. The Undetwfllefs'
Company, also Of this city, had $500 B7 in.
sofafce on machinery and 1888 SO on
stock belonging 10 the same firm.
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mo Wark,a lin,lnn.. rallnra..

NEw YoRE, May 2s.-The business fail.
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days as reported to
Il. q. Dun & Co., number for the United
States l64 and for Canada 27, as compared
with lO1 last week and 17O the week pre-.
ylous. The casualties in the Eastern,
Southern and Middle States are light and
below the average In number, the Western
and Pacific States furnishing more than
one'halt OF the total number Of failures Of
tha weak
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PirrsBUEoH, May 2S.-A mass meeting
Of the coke drawers and miners Of the
Connellsville region will be held at Scott.
dale tomorrow. All the works will be
closed down. It Is rumored that the
woIkmen will make another demand for
another advance. Operators say trade will
not justify any increase, as the production
will probably be decreased within the
next BIxty dRyA.
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PlrrsBuRon, MRy sS,-Ths Western
Flint Glass Bottle Manufacturer Associa.
ton met here to-day and decided 10 close
down for thirty days from June 30, for The
usual summer vacation. Prices we're re.
ported low and stock large. II 10 stated
that the manufacturers will ask their EN-.
ployes 10 accept reduction Of from 10 10
20 percent Ia wages,
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THEwashington correspondents are tell
nv scandalous story on Senator Hearst
ol lCalliornia, the successor oithe late Sen
aior Miller They say that when Hears
appeared to read bis eulogy on Miller ht
vas intoxicated, 80 that the galleries
saeersd aud Senators hung their heads IL
shame. Hearst Is said to be an illiterah
man, but there are illiterate men who
would not appear in public III 80 disgrace
lul A condition,
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nourINa. rnr pounnoNs.
Richmond, the Democratic Citadel, Oaptur.
cd By the Independents.


cd By the Independents.
RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-The munich.
pal election in this city passed OF without
disturbance, despite the intense ex.
citement attending It. 1t was fight
between tho old Bourbon office
holders and the workingmep. who
refused to be led by the machine any
longer, and the latter have gained splen.
did victory assisted by the Republicans,
claiming at the close ofthe polls five wards
out Of six and o majority Of $500 for ].
o. Smith for city sergeant. II will
require ten hours to count the total vote
on account Of the number OF names on
the ballots and much scratching. The
independent ticket secured everything
they expected and will control the CITY
Council, which elects about 100 officers
and employs about 400 men.
One ward Is Republican, and It's mem.
bers In the Council may hold the balance
OF power as between the Bourbons and
Independent Democrats. Some fears are
entertained that an effort will be made
to alter the result by fraud, but the
independents arc guarding the count and
tally sheets were kept outside the polls.
The Bourbons are greatly distressed and
declare that the city will now 20 into Re.
publican hands-that Virginia'B citidel oi
Democracy has been captured.
There was no opposition to the Demo
cratic ticket In Danville and Alexandria.
In Lynchburg the Demorratic ticket was
elected. The Independent Republican
candidate for Mayor OF staunton was
elected over the present Democratic In.
Cumbent.
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CINCINNATI, May 2S.-rhe weather at
Latonia was very warm to-day and the
track was very dusty.
In the frst race, three.quarters OF o
mile, Barefoot won by halflength. Time
1:104.
Second race, seyen.elghths Of a mile,
Fannie Louise wen by q length. Time
1901,
Third race, one mile, Warrington won
by two lengths. Time 1:42l,
Fourth race, one and one sixth mile,
Matinee won by a neck. Timc ;5Oh
Filth race, girde stakes, one and one
quarter miles, Kaloollah won at will.
Time 2.lla.
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A Challenge 10 Myers.

PlrrsBvRon, May 2S,-H. NJ. johnson,
the champion Sprinter of America. pub.
fishes a challenge the Pittsburgh Sports
man to-day offering to run L. 3. Myers
three races in New York City for 81 900 q
side each race. the races to be 100 yards,
200 yards and 800 yards, and to take place
orA weak anAft
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NEW YoRr, May 2S.-rhe jury in The
case Of Herr Most and his associates found
the whole three guilty Of the charge in the
Indictment - lnisdemeanor, and recon-.
mended Schenk TO the mercy Of the court.
The prisoners will be sentenced on We'd
fleBday.
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JrsrlcE has hit Most between the eyes
md got him down, This will surprise
yost and deepen his conviction that the
bossted freedom Of this country is q hide
ons delusion and tiendish snare.