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DEATH III a TUNNEL.
Three Men Kiilsd-ThS Fault Found to bo .
Broken Rail.

I
oHARLEsToN, W, Va, Jan, s,-Monday
while q section boss named Clark, with a
squad Of men, were passing through
srsCker's Neck tunRsl, q short distance
this side Of Quinnemont, q loose rail was
discovered. Clark knew that the east
ward bound passenger train would not be
along for twenty minutes and ordered the
men to remove the rail and put down q
nav one. This they at once proceeded to
do, but not without hrSt putting out sig
mails at the east end Of the tunnel.
The rail had been partly removed when
loud noise was heard toward the east
end Of the tunnel, and turning quickly,
CLARK and his men saw a locomotive rush.
ing toward them! The signal had not
been seen and escape seemed impossible,
and before the frightened men had tune
to collect their thoughts the train was
upon them.
Clark, the section boss, William Quail,
Joe Green and Henry Yore we're killed
outright, while "Wes" Apple was serl.
ously injured.
The freight train was composed of's
locomotive and thirty.nine cara, The en-.
gine and one car passed safely over the
loose rail-, but the other thirty,eiEht cars
piled up in ir'ghltul confusion.
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THE ELEYArEp sTRlKE.
The Trouble Win tbs EuGIRssrs of tie Ne,
York Elevated Railroad.

The Trouble With tbs EnEiRsaFA Of the New
York Elevated Railroad.
NBw YoRK, Jan. Gin accordance with
its decision not to accede to the demAnds
fthe engineers, the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company closed both the Sec.
ond and Ninth avenue lines this morning
without waiting foF the conference ar.
ranged for II o'clock. The stoppnge Of
trains on the two roads named caused an
unprecedented rush To the stations Of the
roads that were In operation, resulting In
much confusion. The rush was so great
and the trains which were run at short
intervals, 30 packed, that at many Of the
STATIC perg6ns going to buaineis had to
wait from twenty minutes TO full half
hour before they managed TO get on board.
There was much growing at the way
the publis was being Inconvenience,
and many people, alter finding out the
situation Of affairs at the citation, de.
mauded return Of their fare. This re-
suited Ia innumerable quarrelS between
the railroad employees and indignant
patrons OF the road. These frequent
chickering's resulted ia the announcement
being made at the foot Of the station atepA
that no more tickets would be sold, aid
many people we're forced 10 avail them.
pelye ot the surface roads.
At 1880 o'clock, however, the Second
and Ninth avenue lines were ordered open
again, and Immediately Rfterward the En-.
gineers' Committee and Chief Arthur
called OF the elevated railroad company's
Office, and commenced their conference
With the directors Of the company Of
Has o'clock. II is asserted that the Man.
haitian officials we're ordered by State Rail.
road Commissioner 0'Donnell to resume
traffic on the Ninth and Second avenue
lines. Nothing had been heard from the
conference up to the time Of sending dis
patches,
At 1870 p. N. the Committee on Griey.
ances conferred with Col. Hahn and Treas.
urer 6allaway, and II was agreed that the
company would submit q proposition 10
them at 4 o'clock tomorrow. Its thought
that the matter Ia settled.
About three hundred engineers and
tiremen employed by the elevated rail-
roaks met in Elghty.GiI street tonight, TO
hear the report Of the Grievance Com.
dmittee as to the results Of its interference
and conference to-day with the officials
Oi the company. The meeting adjourned
after an informal talk among the men.
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Fof me iIsesIpts,

ToAOSTo, Jan. O.--EIeht rounds Of q
fifteen round fight were fought here TO.
night BY HAIRY Gilmore and Paul
pattillo. When time called al
the conclusion ot the eighth
round there was not a spot on patallo'l
lace, shoulders or chest that was not
covered WITH blood. Gilmore 6Sd
no mark on his face, but was
bleeding from Que eat, and hla
Shoulder blades we're coloted a bright red,
After Pattillo took his seat George Full.
jameS, his second, after cohfeftihg with
him, announCed Als man beaten, The
aght was for the receipts Of the house.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. G,-There was an
exciting scene on the floor OF the Board ol
Trade just before the beginning Of trading
this morning, Robert Lindblom, one Of
the candidates for yics.presldent in the
annual election oil the board, issued yes
tsrdsy a very strong campaign docume mt
containing severe reflections on John P.
Bryant, q adiIeCtor Of the board, and also a
candidate for the vece.preAidenCy, This
morning when they met angry words were
heard between them. The conversation
grew more and more animated, until Mr..
Bryant raised his hand and struck Mr..
LindbIom q violent blow on the eye.
Friends Of both parties stepped In and
separated them, and soon after both
parties left tho hall. The directors to-
night suspended Mr., Bryant from the ph.
yiIiges oil the board for thirty dayR, and
lummoned Mr.. Llndblom to appear before
the board next week on the charge of un-
commercial conduct in Issuing the cir:
nnlaF
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THE CHAIEMANsn
A Probable Makeup of the HSuSo Com
mIttso ChaIFmRnShipu,

4 Probable Makeup OF the H0uso COm-
mlttsO ChaiFmAnShipS.
WASulNaToN, D. O., Jan. "A dispatch
to the Philadelphia Pres says; The chair.
,nAnshlpB Of the principal committees will
probably be as iollows;
Priviieges and ElecliOn,-HeAry G. Tur.
uer, Georgia.
Ways and Ntans-wllllam R, Morrison,
Illinois,
Apmopriation'-s, j. Randall, Pennsyl-
vania.
Juaiciary-J. R. Tucker, Virginia.
Baaking and Cursncy-A, g. Curtin
Pennsylvania.
Coinage, WeightI and Aea,urts-R. P.
Bland, Missouri.
COmmtrce-J. II. Reagan, Texas.
Rivers aud Harbors-A. S. Willis, Ken
lucky.
Agriculun-w. H. Hatch, Missouri.
Foreign AgaiH-Perry l'slmont New
Military Again-E. s. Bragg, Wisconsin.
Ndral A6am-Hillsry Herbert, Ala
Posiqdien aud Po.tiroad,-Jamsu H.
Blount, Georgia.
;, Public LaSds-rhomAu h, Cobb, In.
diana.
Indian A8airs-olin wellborn, Texas.
Pubic Buildings and GrOundj-Samuel
Dibble. South 0lrolina.
Pacific, Railnata-JameS W. Throck'
morton, Ttxa
Eiucation-D. W. Aiken, South Caro-
lima.
LaJOr-J. ]. o'Neill, Missouri.
1fli.a-N. Muller, New York.
Patsnh-ChaTItS L. Mitchell, Connec'
ticut.
Inralid Pr,uiCns-C. q. Matson, IndI Ins.
Claims-g Benton Mcmillan, Tennessee.
Prirate Land Ciaims-J. Il. Halsell, Ken
tueky,
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rtollowins advice to working people
by one of our exchanges is a good thing
tObear In mind atall times;
The year Is not too far advanced for a
workman to bRRin to lay aside q certain
part Of his wast in the savings bank, and
thus lay the foundation for competence.
An humble laborer, whose name can be
given, began to do this fifteen years ago.
To-day he owns his own house and the
lot for another; has lived comfortably,
raised daughter and given her a good
education, the family meantime having
denied themselves nothing that was esgen.
tlSl; All on a moderate rate Of wages az
alaborer.
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Diiiriel Of columGM-J..s. Barbour
NE MAY BE txrnAplrEp.
AisIlsn Possibly viii Not Rest SSOutO
MeGlso-.What the Law ID

AfsIIon Possibly viii Not Rest SsOuto In
Hs1lsa-What the Law 10
WASHINGTON, Jan. G-In regard TO the
statement that Adrian-L, Mellen Is ro'
ported to have made, that eminent Coun.
sci had assured him that he could not be
extradited from Mexico for his connection
with the alleged murder conspiracy, the
Post quotes an official Of tho Department
Of Justice as saying that there is NO doubt
that Mellen could be extradited under
that 81 e!ion oil the treaty Of December II,
1851, which provides that "all persons
shall be delivered up who phRll he charged
with any Of the following crimes, whether
as principals, accessories or acComplices,
TO wit: Murder, including assassination,
parric,de, lnlanllCide and poisoning; as.
aault, with intent to commit murder, etc.
The fact, he said, that II On assault with
intent to commit murder was eTtraditabls,
surely the graver oEIeHse Of conspiracy ID
murder would be included In the general
category Of murder. The doctrine ol the
greater including the less would apply In
this case, and hence there was no neces.
siiy Of specifically naming that crime
when murder In sll It's different aspecta
was mentioned. Mexico had always dealt
very fairly aud liberally with the United
States in extrRditlon eages, and he had no
doubt that Mellen could be brought back
here on q proper requiBltion. lt
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OSLr a little more than year ago, 10

0Slr a little more than year ago, TO
Wit, December 25, 1884. Grover Cleye-
land wrote to Gorge William Curtis:
There is class OF Government positions
which are not within the letter OF the
Civil.Sstvlce Btatute, but which are 90 dis.
connected with the policy Of an admins.
tration that the removal therelrom oi
present incumbents, In my opinion, should
not be made during the terms for which
they were appointed solely on partisn
grounds and for the purpose q putting in
their places those who are In political &C.
cord with the appointing power.
II MIR. Cleveland has torseen that as
President he would lily in the force Of this
hns declaration he would have devoted
his genius to tho discussion Of some other
subject, With the aid Of Higgins the
President has worked wonders.
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Want

CHICAGO, LII, Jan. 9.-The States At
torney at Chicago, on behalf Of the Chi.
cSgo Hospital lor Women and Children,
has fled bill to secure $4,000 from the
estate Of Julia r. Nowberry, which she
btqueathed to an unspeciAed charitable
Institution for women. Although not
not named In the will, the claimant be-
lieves itself entitled to the beguest. II has
q $50, 900 building and has been inGorpol
rated since 1875. The bill asks that d
trust be established for the $4,000 left by
the will, apd that II be declared to be fol
the Hospital for Women and Children,
An Injunction Is asked 10 RESTRAIN the de-
teudshLs from djspoSlng Of any 81 MiSl
Eewberry's estate uRtil the decision ol
this amt.
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Pubi.hibE poiythmlIts,..

sLMLlKE CRY, tran, Jan. O.-Lorsnlc
Snow, one Of the twelve apostles otthe
Mormon Church, was convicted twice 10.
day in Ogden, on separate indictments
charging him with unlawful cOhabitation
The defense was Oh the line that Snow
had lived with one--the third aud young
eet-Hile exclusively since tho passage OI
the EdmundS law, Judge Powers In,
1tfuGted the jury that that was unlawful
cohabitAtion, that man having legal
vile living, aud shown 10 be living with
another woman, was guilty under the law,
January 10 Was the day fixed tor The sen
tenee,
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ttriol, n u, Jan, 0,-Wllllam Cole.
man, a carpenter, foil from the tower Of
Union school al Carthage yesterday. He
struck The caves, forty feet below, and
turned end for end, then fell hity feet
further 10 the ground, which he stuck
twenty feet IRON the building, He
aii9hled Oh bis feet, which wore driven
eight inches into the cath, Hie ankles
we're broken, aud he 10 thought 70 have
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THE ONO Rlvsa RAILROAD,
An Election Appealed BOr to Puah the ROu


An Election Appealed fOT to Puah the Road
Through.
Special Di,paIeA 10 ne IalsIlgeHor,
ptRxERsBvRG, W. Y4n Jan. G.-At the
session OF the County Court OF this county
to-day, the Ohio River Railroad Company,
through their attorney, D, II, Leonard,
made application for an election in Par
kepburp, Lubbock and Harris districts, to
make the $4,000 appropriation to the pro-
posed extension otths road to Point pleas-
ant, The court ordered the election for
the 10th Of February. The sums to be
voted by each district Is "a follows: Par.
kersburg, Sl4,6OO; Harris, $1,000, and
$4,000 In Lubbock.
rne appropriation Is to be made by sub
acriptiOn 70 the capital stock Of the road,
and is to be paid in coupon bonds, bear.
ing interest at the rate OF six percent per
annum, and redeemsble in fifteen years,
and at pleasure after eight years,
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IT Irscomplained on tho other side that
Prnell rules his people with rod firon'
lie couldn't hope to hold them together
with srope Oi@ud, II he were not known
To be able to command force the British
Parliament would laugh at him. Instead
Of this We SEQ both the great parties bid
ding iOE bis favor.
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1RELAND's SELFAnE.
rwo Very 1mportaut D sCiArallOus that BOds
M CoDd.

rWO Very 1mportant d OClArntl0us that Bods
No Good.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-ThB World this morn
ing makes by authority the following i'm.
portant announcement: "The attempt
made by a news agency to collect the
opinions Of the Liberal party oil the Irish
question failed, but Lord Richard Gros.
venor at the instanCe Of Mr.. Gladstone,
has endeavored to ascertain the opinion
OF the party on the question, and the re-
plies he received are very disC0uraging.
The majority Of the party state clearly
they arc opposed 70 The estabiishment Of
an independent legislaLurein Dublin"
Sir Richard Webster, the Attorney
General, at o large dinner given III his
honor by bis Isle Of Wight constituents
last Night, made, as member Of the gov
eminent, this remarkable declaration OF
Iflah affairs; ~ believe the sense OF tho
Conservative party would be- 30 strongly
expressed that II would be absolutely i'm.
possible for any man TO ondeAvor 10 gain
any popularity or power by meddllnR
with the union between England and Ire
land. Thos6 who talk Of the possibility Of
ireland being placed ID the position Of q
colony, and Of some dayor other regaIning
her independence, we're not real sub.
jects Of Her Majesty the Queen, They
we're traitors 10 their sovereign. What
does The separation Of Ireland insan7 In
the frat place, one oi tho most horrible
and dreadful civil wars that could bs con.
Csiyed, because there exiAtB Ia Ireland
two antagonlsilc patLieSj opposite 10 one
another In religion aud politics. The
pfotestanl8 oil Ulster would have TO lght
for their lives agalusl their lmplACable loo
in the southern distIlCig, and In all prob,
ability there would soon be d state 0i
things little short ol oldsClared war bs.WeOn
England and ireland, before the county
would be able 10 secure peageable possess
sion lot those deeitous Of living In Ire.
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NIW YoRE, Jan. O.--Colonsl Henry L.
Scott, U. 8. A., died at the New York
Hospital Of paralysis this afternoon aSed
10 years. He WRs married 10 Miss Cor.
nellA A, Scott, daughter Of Col. Winfield
RColt, and acted % Inspector General on
General Scotps stAG, but retired from
service alter the GenefAl'e death In 1889,
The vile Of Col. Scott died in Baltimore
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Thtas tran ptnnnnd.

PRlScEss ANNE, Mp, Jan. R.-1n the
wind and rain storm which prevailed
Monday night three men were drowned
near Rock Greek While trying 10 make to
shoye Ia small skilI from their vessel
which was anchored . few hundred yards
from shore. The surf was too strong fol
Che small boat and washed completely
over It, carrying the three men away and
leaving d fourth, who wGs With them,
clingtng 10 the aide Of the boat, where he
remained Until he was rescued. The
names Of two Of the men are Robert
Jones and Curtis Jonea,
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nrrEtAiINin oN nEArn.
A MAnlas,s PsrfOtpiAaeSS on his Throat o.
tAa aIsAak


81. Lovts, Mo-, Jan, GA horrible AZ
tempt al suicide was made BY An insahe
man named John Bader, at noon yester
day While working on The street the
'mGdman drew q long clasp knife from his
pocket aud plunged The blade Into the
side Of bis neck. lie withdrew II
and thrust the blade into the other side Of
his neck aud drew II around under his
chin completely severing the windpipe,
but missing the cofotld artery. He again
plunged the knife Into bis neck
and followed Il DIP BY Btabbing
himseli ID the breast Spectators
stood hofriasd, and an attempt was made
10 bal1s the maniac, but ho kept The
crowd Al bay With bis knife. An ofilcef
succeeded Ii Afreali1g the man and quick.
" disatmsd him, The wounded man was
very weak, aud q patrol wagon was suns
notied and be was taken 10 ihe dibpenbasy.
Badef ID 4 musician and lives IL $3.50,
South Broadway, Two Of the Raahgs Ia
his throat were each four inches long.
HlSfecoyefy 10 hardly possible,
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YnlAInLaa Found oaL.

!ptrrspuAaH, Pa, Jan. D.-1t has iusI
been developed that Edward oogey, who
iS under sentence Of death for The murder
Of Policeman Evans, fred the shot during
q riot ata picnic one day last summer, thai
Killed Henry, Meyers, a spectator. An In
formation was made hgAfnst 0otIey to-day
for the murder aud against Rdwatd
HlaHery and Vi Ooyle % accessories.
O6tfey ID also credited with The murder
Of Nicholas JAcoby, iotwhlch crime, Frank
Small was executed,
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STORMS IN THE WEST.
Nature Of the Recent Csclous- Hard ON the
Cattle IptsrestS.

GRulo lVterobBs
DENVER, Col, Jan. "A storm OF un'
usual violence prevails in the mountains
The bloCkades on the railroads are the
worst known for years. The Signal Ser.
vice Officer here says the storm originated
in the Rocky Mountains four days ago,
when the flrst lrgld weather began. Al
the towns in Northern Colorado the ther.
monleter varied from twenty to thirty de.
grees below zero. At Tennessee Pass,
above Leadyille, the mercury indicated
thirty.three degrees below. This intensely
cold weather was accompanied bya high
wind blowing from the north. The zero.
laden winds, blowing east and striking tho
warmer atmosphere, caused the heavy
snow fall In Kansas.
The worst phase Of the storm Is the
necessarily DISASTROUS el1eet II will have
upon the cattle interests. i is thought
that the storm will canse high death
rate in Southern Colorado, not because Of
the snow, particularly, but because Of the
Intensely cold weather and the high
winds. IL
Along the Arkansas Valley the herds
are drifting to the river and showing un.
mlstakAble evidences Of exposure and "a.
tigue, In the mountain valleys, where
Thousands Of cattle were lately driven
from the overstoCked range OF the plains,
the storms will prove 10 be excessively SO.
we're. The larger portion Of these valleys
are out OF the reach Of telegraphic com.
mpniCation. IN the valleys heard from,
especially in Western aud Northern Colo.
RADIO lying vest Of the influential divide,
the snow Is reported To be Unusually deep
and the streams frozen. Great loss will
undoubtedly be the result. The unparal.
leled cold weather in Northern New Mex.
leo will cause great damage 10 the nam.
moth herd grazing there.
Hundreds Of anpY sboYelerS, q dozen
snow ploVs and all the locomotives avail.
able have left Denver 10 hattie with the
drifts on the railroads. The wide scope Of
country lying between the Kansas line
and the bBse ol the uouptains escaped
with only q few inches Of snowfall, but
was the dominion Of an Arctic wave.
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gr, LOUIS is between the devil and the
deep with regard to her gas supply Two
companies which have been fighting each
Other-one Of them the Standard OIL Com
psuy in diSguiss-Are discovered to have
been working together under the rose pre-
parGtory to dividing the plumber. Where
there Ia so much smoke It Is reasonable to
suspect that tho Standard Is tryingto kin
dla a littls Gre in gas.
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CnicAoO, ILL, Jan. a,-The journey,
men cooperi from nearly all the shops In
the city are out on q strike against
q cut Of aye cents III wages,
The reduction 10 the effect Of the
dull times consequent upon over ptoduo.
hon. The men think that by laying ofI
they will force up the market, which they
would rather do than accept 4 reduction,
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THE RAGING WATERS
OoNTINUE Ena DEvAsTAEIoN.
The Cities Of Lancaster Aad MAush Chunk
IaundAtSd-A Great Amount of Properly
DsItr0ysd-IhS RlIElard in the WssL
Cattle IntsFsStA that Mast suRsG.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan, 6.-The flood il
the susquehanna reached Columbia thil
morning, and the rise is higher than fol
twenty years, The water is up to the
back OF the Columbia and Port Deposit
railroad, and the Pennsylvania and Tide
water canal and the river are now one
body OF water, Fred Keller, a young mar
Of Columbia, fell into the river this morn
ing and was drowned.
MAUCH CHuNK, PAo Jan. 6,-The dam
age here by the ireshst is greater than
has been reported this morning, The Le-
high river and the creek that passes
through the town were even, and every
cellar on Broadway was half full Of water,
The water in the Lehigh Valley building
was four feet deep. Long before this the
dam at StToh's foundry gave way aud q
raging torrent rushed through the streets,
The merchants on Broadway were busy
from to a. N, carrying their goods from
the Easements to the upper hooIs, Mat
lsrs were made worse in several parts Of
town by the walls OF the creek giving
away. In many cases not only were the
cellars flled with water, but the contents
OF the rooms M the frat floor were float
ing about. Trains are still running,
LOCK HAvES, PA, Jan. 6.-The flood
has subsidized to the eight foot mark and
travel was resumed on the railroads to-
day, The damage to the Pennsylvania
canal 10 extensive.
PORT DEPOSIT FLOODED,
PoRT DEPoslT, MD, Jan, G.-The 'sus-
quehAuna is higher to night than 1t has
been aimee the great flood OF 1865. All
cellars and Easements in the lower section
Of Port Deposit are flooded with water.
Early this morning the occupants could
be seen moving their provisions, ETC., to
the upper hlurs. All the wharyes In
town are submerged tonight: The
lumber yRrds are also partially sub.
merged aud the proprihtors have
found 1t necessary to eurround their yards
with booms. The water 10 within ! few
inches OF covering the tracks OF the Col.
umbia 4 Port Deposit Railroad. The
river at Columbia, Pa, is nearly 10 feet
above the low water marks. Dispatches
from up the river tonight say tho West
Branch 10 slowly rising, while the North
Branch Is reGedlhg slowly. The previous,
ly cold weather tonight will materially
affect the numerous tributaries Of the
suSquehanna and II is thought the water
has attained itB maximum.
HARRlsRuRlE, Pa, Jan. 6.-The suSque-
hanna river at this point has reCeded 0
inches up to l9 O. clock tonight, and ID
still falling. The mills In the lower geo.
tIon OF the city have all shut down aud
cannot start until further fall takes
place. Reports from the scene OF the
wreck at Duncannon say the bodies Of
the missing men have not yet been found.
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Carr. Suru, whom the Republicans oi
Petersburg have nominated for Mayor,
IL well worthy Of the honor and the office
lie made good Sheriff aud has well de-
served popularity. AS Republican heiS
"all wool and yard wide." Capt. Smith
Is Department Commander Of the Grand
Army in this State.
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Iy Ohio the civil rights principle takes
+. .poyel turn. A colored barber Of Massil'
Ion is being prosecuted for refusing to cut
another ColOred mans hair. Taking
society as it stands, the act Of the prose-
Gator against one Of his own race cannot
hs thonpht gracious.