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The National tribune., 1886-02-04
HoNDHoLDER VERSUS SOLDIER.

The charlottesville men who lent the
Government deprecated dollars at high
rates Of interest, or who sold it cheap goods
at dear prices, have been paid over three
thousand million dollars, while the men who
gave the country the best years of their
young lives, who sacrificed on her altar
limbs, health, strength, and life have been
paid but seuen hundred and SIXTY fee millions
The exact figures are:
Paid penSioners........... S765 092, $40 IS
Paid 32iS,540,l13 Is
That is, the 2,750,O00 men whose blood
and suffering purchased all the prosperity
we now enjoy and gave every dollars worth
Of property in the country its present value,
have been paid 81, where the men who only
ventured their dollars in the Governments
interest have received nearly S.. If the SOL
diers are paid in addition all the hundreds
Of millions that the anti-pension shriekers
ury if the limitation to the arrears law is
removed they still will not have received a
third Of what has been paid the bondholders.
RAISING THE PENSIONS OF WIDOWS.
Last Monday the House of Representa-
tives passed by a three-fourths vote the
bill to raise the pension of widows and de-
pendent relatives frsm 50 to S12 a month.
This will undoubtedly be concurred in by
the Senate, and thus one long standing re-
proach to our pension system will be re-
formed in the direction of Justice
Widows and other relatives are hereby
cautioned that no fee is due any agent or
attorney for procuring this increase, and
they should pay no one for it. They will
receive it through highlands Of the Pension
Agent of the Government, without the in
terventioD of any one
For this handsome result the soldiers are
indebted to no one more than to Col. C. c.
Matson, Chairman Of Committee on Invalid
Pensions whose zeal and parliamentary
ability contributed greatly to the passage Of
the bill.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.

The pictures of Grant, Sherman and Sheridan
arc going off very rapidly and everybody who
gets them is delighted with them. They could
not be ;ler pictures or better portraits if they
cost 81 piece, and in fact they are much better
than any which are selling in the stores for 81
aud onward apiece
The National tribune., 1886-02-04

THE number OF pension certificates issued
during the week ending Jan. 80, 1886, was
as follows: Original, 651; increase, 687;
reissue, 134; restoration, &c; duplicate, 90;
accrued, 81; Act Of March 3, 1883, 10;
Order April g, 1884, %; Act of March 3,
1885. Is; total, 1877; reissue same date, 8.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
D. c., FEBRUARY 4, 1856.
General Sherman on The Tribune.

General Sherman The Tribune.
HEADQUARTERS AR2GY OF THE Z. S.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
From the nature of the articles published
in the numbers of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
sent me, observe that it is published in the
interest of the soldiers of the civil war. In
this you have my hearty sympathy, and 1
will euGeayor in my own sphere of action to
cooperate with You in all practicable meas
ures TO that end, without money and with
out price. With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
w. T. SHER MAN
PAST COdMANDER-IN-CHT KOUNTZ'S
OPINION.
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the best SOL
der paper published, and / would rejoice to
see its circulation reach halfmillion.
JOHN S. KoUNTZ.
Toledo, O., Oct IL, 1895.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04

The friends of Col. Ezra II. Ripple, of
Scranton, Pa, won complete victory in the
Republican primaries, and nominated him
for Mayor by an overwhelming majority.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04

IF you have catarrh, use the surest remedy
DIR. Sage's.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04
One Dollar per Year,
Invariably in Advance.

Six months, IS cents. No subscription for a
less period received.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04

UP To last Saturday night the subscrip-
tions to the New York Grant monument
fund amounted to S1i4,71S36.
The National tribune., 1886-02-04
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
ESTABLISHED 1879

PUBLIS SHED KY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
FROM The SEWER
Senator Pl1mO's ScandalOus
Break Yesterday
BITTERLY ATTACKED By 5E8 C0SGI8.
2uuors from the +h fe House 10 the
Csptol Come ~ the Sewerage SIS
lena Bad Sosinng Sra~i
alcg her.

NA.alsaIes. July l5.-Jlst before adj
.llrnm-1t of the seu7te to-day Mr. Plumb
eril.lzel tAe Committee ou Commerce and
referred l0 The ramors VI a Presidential
yet5 as something which came under
ground 1y The sewerage system between tile
White House aad iAe Capitol. Mr. Consrr.
a member of the Committee ON Commerce,
resented the references 10 his committee
aud characterized them as an insidlous at-
ta. upon the COMMITTEES. all through The
saeecl. nr said. had ran All attack oa tue
motives sincerity, honesty and honor oi
tle committee. The Senator from Kansas
na3 spoken of some sewerage system
~Ah -lr saii Mr. C0nger 'tAis
kind of attack smells ~ ihT
c.oaC.r. TIE Senator's suggestion OF the
sewerage system indicates seeking Tor tue
motives oi men ln some filthy places, anu
leave it tleIe ~ith that expression Hon
much better Is the Senator from kansas
than are the members OF the Committee on
Commerce HOw much higher does he
stand lhan his fellow Senator'S What have
the members of the Committee on Com
merce done that they should De held up 90
the scorn Of their fellows and Of the people.
/ admit has great el,quence, his superiority
In soaring hlgh-aye. and IN sinking low
but / do not admit his superior honesty
integrity or industry Mr.. COneers speech
vas extremely bitter throughout, and
seemed % be thoroughly enjoyed Dy his au-
dieuce.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
EXCITED FRENCHMtN
Stormy Scenes il the Senate
Chamber Yesterday.
DUO DAURaIEgEIPILgaH RGSKIFD
4 Rscogn Principle 81 a.. Govern.
ment Violated - he Duke 6isseri,
Assaiiea ~ Gen Secular
ger be- Gosernmani
Sustained.

fAEis ylis la.-iolag /. session of he
senate Nas gerY exciting throughout hat
the turbulence reached lis heieAt when 81
thesneiong questioned lte aclaa of the
Government ln eKpe-Aas tls D4c dAa-
male and sinFing lis uamf fIam ihs army
list claiming itai iie Government has r.o
laiea tle Recognized principle lhaf lbe osua
mission oi al officer oi fle armg oi frsnos
Vas bis Personal property General Boo
LANCER. Miaisier ~ War. asaeadei iiie al
bune and denounced tas Dul 'AuniaIs la
soathins terms. lf iAere were 30 other
greater reason for his expulsion and 6e
sraliatlou oi army rank his lnsiIeDf letter
io President oresy had furnished sufls.eni
ground Scr the action of the tsofernn. cot.
haron de- larienig INTERRUPTED General
boul anger aud vociferaasls declared ihsl
the expulsion of the Dac Auinsle ~as az
aci az co~aralce ou The p4rI If ths Govern
meni and the officials immediately c8u-
Cerued in promui gauns ile order
Gen hDuianeer glare al the speaker Tor
moment aid Instantly quititG ine iriblne
LaFren. Minister of tbe Interior. said
that the Due Aumeies letter vas ~rfieu
with ihe iuil consent of rhe fomfc de- Paris
AID denounced the whole affair a. ger.ia
bic plan against ihe Government tien
bouianfer declared hai be Wouid uoi be-
deferred froiu fulfilling his iUiv a. q Minis
Ter ~ The Republic. Subsequently, au order
oi Tie day was adopted bf VOTE 0f l57 90
- approving the conduct Of the Govern
meat
Ia consequence ~ ihe remarks of Baron
de i.arieniy General kouianFer las Chai-
leneed The Baron 90 duel
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

The Catcb-as-s at~h-tan rs resting Match
Between Tom Cannon and
INan Lewis.

Cincinnati. Juiy la-fhe catch a. catch
can wrestling match between Tom Cannon
and Evan L~wis. the sirang er. Tor S510.
at the Grand Opera HOUSE tonight. resulted
ia Cannons favor after q struggle lasting
only six minutes. parson Dawes sci.d a.
second Tor Lewis and Bliv Gale looked
after Caunons infere. The announce
meet that Doctor Heiehway bad been
chosen referee wa received hy The audi
enoe with cbee-s and al doubts
were removed a. 10 tae renn.uencs>
Of the match The attendance was noi a.
large as was anticipated. probably owing 10
the distribution of large number 81
dodgers among ihe cr0s0 Boz irbni ~ tbe
opera house when ihe door wene openei
which read ~ follows "Hipppdronie 81
the Grand Opera House Cannon lewis
The people have been Yiclnized
enough Faulkner and B,hny
were enough Tie nan who
lnacuced be havcoff nu the riadiators is
The notorious FL B.ack buf .n whose in-
fcicsi be- lent himself to fhf outrageous p-0
Greetings IS not known Black was badly
ihumped bv faulkner. and bofh men e.rrc
landed AZ tbe Hammond 49, rnicc ~iafinu
and locked up Cannon and Lewis were
in good trim. and al q Quarier t0 g clock
they came foeefher Two minutes iaftr
the Stranger was on ftp padded
hoor. with both shoulders aoRn.
The second bout lasted f0ur min-
uics. and Canson had fhe satisfaction
of knowing that be would carry away ibe
stakes and 30 per cent of the gate reoeipts
"parson' Davies saws hi- man Wss btafen
fairly he was not satisfied however and
Immediately after The fghf challenged Cam
non 60 wrestle aFain fomorraw night
Greco Roman style best fbree in Eve faIis
for 500 This proposition has noi - SET
been accepted by Cannon. bui ihe latter fo
night Saws he vii wrestie any man in tbc
world. Greoo- -RoniHn stRle. INSIDE 81 four
or six weeks. for 500 or 81 o10 side Mui-
doom preferred.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
STARK MAD "mELls4."
The Boys Turn Camp siger into a Bedism
Hilarious Times and Plenty
of Fekfr-

ehlA-aANt Na Nfa .t-t-HAt rftatHl
ISLAND LAKE, near BRIGHToN. Mich. July
l5.-The Governor arrived today. and was
received by The troops at . O'Clock with
salute of seventeen guns.
Last night pandemonium reigned IN the
camp. Every body was hilarious: nobody
slept The officers tempers were al white
heat Farm bells were dragged into camp
aud rung continuously Nobody WAS un-
Ger the influence Of uncorked bottles at
least. not for publication. The bows visited
Brighton in droves and took the town
Gen Smith swore that be would have re
veDge on the boys for the lack Of sleep be
suffered. and when the drill came he did
The regimental and battalion drills We're
sept up from $50 Till y O'Clock and the
BOYS are now Al white heat and they de-
clare that they will throw up the Job III IL is
repeated Gen. Smith SAYS that they will
iuil this afternoon from % 3 o clock
There are indications 81 war over the situs-
uou The drill was very satisfactory
The place is fun Of fakirs A wheel ~
fortune man was run out of town and his
a heel smashed by The soldiers
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
BAYARD lNreRV EWEO.
The New Treaty said To Have Been Cooked
Up Between This Country and
Great Britain.

WAsHIxGroN, July 15.-Secre airy Bayard
said today that he had read the United
Press dispatch in regard 70 new treaty
having been negotiated between the United
States and Great Britain, which included
the extradition OF dynamite miscreants.
The rule - The department, he said. pre-
vented such matters being made public IN
advance Of their submission 10 the Senate,
otherwise be would be very willing at al
times 10 give ont news originating az the
State Department. As 10 whether there was
such q treaty pending or not Secretary
Bavard said he was not AZ liberty 10 say.
bat it there was and ratified 10y the senate.
if would be made public A. the prOl or time.
Further inquiry develops the fact that
few DAYS ago a document was sent TO the
senate bv Secretary Bavard. and without
being read was referred 20 the Committee
on Foreign Relations. It was believed that
TIM document vas the treaty in question
sud thar 10 will receive early attention.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

CmcsGo, July l5.-The FIRST race a
Washington Park today was mile dash for
three-year- olds. Bob Fisher won. IAfite
second. Solid Silver third time la Sec
ond race five furlongs. Ben Brown won,
Jacobin second; Withrow third time 1854
For the Washington Park cup. the third
event there were only two starters. Lucky
and Nolanfe. Both Of them Baldwin g
horses They walked over the course
Fouith race one and an eighth miles Alice
won. Buchanan second. N0desfy third.
time 58t Fifh race. one mile. selling
Warrenfon won. HANDY hndv second
Biddv Bowling third lime is2t sixth
race. one and . balf miles hurdle GcorVe
third time So
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
usAr fH- 5fl4~ co-os
sh.st B., Gsiug ga ar fstsskrF aud tho
arunzf1u ,ntne af the Ntw
Arrivals


par.-k.l 1lh. Jl.y I5.-I-- weafaer
after refreshing shower Is delightfully."- cool
ans pleasant lhe ar ise.-ar. b lnv aud
Inrg1ra.a- Visitors continue ts srrve
og ea.a incoming tra.n. Tie various lines
OIL steamers calling at th.- lart also bring
tl-.r ,lar. ol pleasure seekers ra- hate
although a.t completely a..e1 .rel1.ns a
business alc4 compares very f4g9r-b.y
sta tla- ~ aly previous year The
beau l.li aud r8mmlli1as cilu rooms
Recently crested os tle prop-iriors
of tle Arlington. au1 all accent
ra che hotel proper wai or formally opened
0l Saturday evening wth hop. the first
.f tle season. ml-ic ail be- dlsc1ur,rd 0v
the i1uas1 Venetian q lArtette. oft Chica-
80. tl- proleIelt lalin orchestra. per-
mau-nt.F located 30 fAe Arlington f1r the
ses.on After the f9rma. opening 0f The
ha.i on saturday. regular hops wil occar
three rlme. EeeS during the season.
The dummy IS making regular trips %
and from BAY NieT and Haro0r Point
so that parties wishing to h-h
can leave FrfoskeT iu tGe morn
ink at 6-1 or g. for Oien. one
1i ,he bes- aud ple4santrst resorts for fish
ing and recreation among the surroundings
al Per9-keg and return iu the evening
safe and c1mmoiious pleasure steamers
also leave tA- d1cS daily Tor ail points north
aui south Of p--o~ker
Among rh- arrivals AZ tbe Arlington"
-0aay ar Geo. Van ler0il. New York.
Mr- II l. Cu,y D-tr1ie A ii Barnett.
Grand Rapids Mrs ihos. Rockwo1d and
family. 81, louis Wm $ Nellsn and wife.
rho- " Mlnley Cincinnati A. q Turner,
Grand RtpiI- II II Aiming. Chicago. j.
b Graves ami wf-. Orrin A. Ward, Miss
Hattie Ward Grand Rapids Geo. M
Brown. s1n of senator Brown, Of Atlanta,
Ca IS Also af the Arlington as the guest
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
LOAFERS Mt WANTED
Civil Engineers Working on
Rivers aud Har oOrs.
ARMY EaGIitE8i PLAYING THE DUDE
General Logan Gets Fifty housand
kiors on the Illinois Rive Appro-
priation-J. her N ews From
House and senate

WAsHNogoS, july l5.-Ar. Randall. of
Peunsy lyania. Chairman II The Committee
on Appropriations, reported joint resolu
tion continuing IN force nnnl the 3lst Of
July the provisions pf The joint resolution
providing temporarily for the expenditures
Of the government
Mir. Mlhken, of Maine, wished to be in
formed how many more Of these joint reso-
luuons would be brought TO-
Mr.. Randall said. As many as We're
needed
Mr. Danham remarked that they would
be- brought in a. long as the
senate d-layed the appropriation bills
,nd Mr. Miihken maiutained that the
oill, were delayed in the Senate because
they bad been DELAYED in the House. The
JOINT resolution was passed.
A bill was passed providing for holding
terms Of United States Courts al Eau Claire,
Wis
Mr. Lowry Ind. called up his resolution
offered Yesterday calling for an inquiry by
me Committee on Rules a. 10 the Surhor OF
certain interpretations Ia the Record ia the
matter Of conoquy between Lowry of
Indiana, and Glover OF Missouri. some days
ago, aud ln the matter of the Suo .iiIutiOn
of one resolution for a totally q fer
ent one reported from the Com
mittee on Expenditure in the Treas
ury Department on Tuesday last
relative 10 ALLEGED frauds by r. b Lancaster.
# -. Louis The resolution was adopted
rhe House proceeded with the consider
alton of District of Columbia business. The
first bill taken up was that Incorporating
the Washington Cable RIilroad Company a
number OF amendments were offered on
each of which the question of no quorum
vas raised aud votes by tellers were required
pending action on the bill. Mr.. Morrison,
from The Committee on Rules, reported a
resolution ordering night sessions for to-
day aad Saturday -tO-nights session 10 be
for consideration Of labor business, and
that of Saturdays fpr ne consideration of
business reported from the Committee on
Printing The resolution was agreed 10 The
House at . O'Clock took recess until
O'Clock
At the evening ses sion the house passed
the bill tO prevent the employment OF con
Wet labor end alien labor upon public
buildings and other public works and amend
ing the ac. 70 prohibit the importation and
immigration of foreigners aud aliens under
contract OF agreement to perform labor in
the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16


John Roach. ibe shipbuil8er. is reported
70 ne owing
George s. White bas announced his in-
ianuau ~ swimming the Rapids ~ NiaTars
Fslis this afreraoon
There vss rio, sFDonq the prisoners ia
the Richmond Va isi fe-lerfsF BE- vas
promptly sgoelchsd ~ ihs police.
The London Dsau T.-g-o1l sars f.is
morning fha~e ear b. nu cisiiupn i-ird
Salisbury mnst f9fn Ministry from hiE
0sn ranks
The neiief gains ground chat Nf y a.
Ds Rivera vho vent ~ Montreal before
ths suspension ~ his sDKaf frm ras a..
nouno..G is absentine biauself becaase ~ b.
reyuiariiies in his be-sess
TIE queen dowarer ~ Bavaria ruoiber
~ fl,s lsfe KING "a. ordered fhe ereeIi ifsr ~
r memorial ciiap.I ~ beer owr erpease.
~. fi,s shs-e ef Lake Sssrniserr vherf fhf
bo1ies ~ King Lnfg1F and Ilr ven e1d-
den vere fsgnd
TIE T..i,sa ffeo.s. ~ Drhin o. ~
eifa-iai resief.iar. eoasmeatiae on the
81 sssi arl 81 Naiefsr1 i8ls sussrfs ffsf tiis
ets.tfnfssft t.er rsrrf ore " fise lsfef
frsei-trsf.s in isl aHa ie' fft n Iterf das'
eifh fiie rinfaas orsnre1fr urfeiferes ~
la.a' s.sei1's ar rITi irfsans's
Trf aeli f8ees vefe rorei nesr naif-
more Tfe r1ar4f vnt bsf one ufr
ffr.4 anff e-s ~ uNf ir seagth Thr
raass ve-e far ttree rIrs rsafirf ffrrs
farrs fiaeee-srr u fhf fre fnar = - 49,.
laafed Taeref srf gaito fifr in fhe SER
ord far~.ef defeefei nanfn ard fae
Teley-erns fren fsk etsfs flaf TIE chi
n.~e Einie.rf hsre artere6 ttsf fsn.ariai
p ,srd - Astronomy tf ea.ert - aaeifffn1t
8sg ln fte frsf fn-at1 81 fiif nezf fn.nees
resf lor fts eetGref taf - fsfspt ~ tAe
f5eferannerf ~ tht Feanr frlfe@1g 8 Tan-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

DAlvini gave another excellent enter
isinment last evening The feats Of magic
and juggling performed bv him are without
doubt unparalleled hs snv other perlorrn~-
on earth. and Tom q kfchi. the lule CON
fortionist b. also probably vifhoui rival.
The entertainment deserves LANCER audi
enoe than wss present lssf niEhi GO toe
music were dispense with while Tee na-
glcian is spsaking The audience might un-
nerslanl V hat be sals
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
OsrROlI NswS.
ON Trlai for Attempted Murder Removal
of the ~Iribune"-Fell From
Train.

.e-.---tA.a.
DuRor. Mich July - The trial Of
Merritt e. Mckinney for the attempted
murder of his wife. Edith. began in the Re
corier Court iais morning.-Mrs. McHin-
ney who IS a mere wreck of her former
self ws, in court. having been arrested just
rs she was about to start for Texas. in or
Der taat She might not appear against her
husband nder oath She sw0re positively
be- stabbed h-r with intent % murder. a.
dii others When released she started for
Texas ar once Mckinney wili uudOubled-
ly be convicted. lie is one Of the most ex-
pert electricians iu the state.
Tie NJrlg Tribune beE4n moving into
IT'S elegant new quarters in ihe Atkinson
1liling pu Rov.and-st today
Christian ior.ou. an aged immigrant fell
otf car at che junction last night, ami was
badly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
GROWERS EOlCT
How n L Received by Federal once
Hslder--A Belief IL WiII lie
Suiiined.

Wa-Wssrov. ID. g.. July l5.-There was
not much discussion az the capitol today
over President Cleve,ands order forbidding
federal officers from engaging actively in
politics Those Democratic Senators who
heartily sustain the Presidents reform
IDEAS snstaiu fbe order. There are Demo
Gratis who l0 not approve the order. but
ther are largely in the minority if public
expressions ON the subject may be- taken as
proof The general opinion IS that the
President is thoroughly In earnest iu what
BE- SAYS. Many of The Republican senator's
give t1e Prcsijeu, credit for sincerity. bar
some ef them incline to the opinion that
tle order TiiI. to considerable extent. boz
nuHiief. orc1l-e high Government officials
af ths Democratic persuasion wiu not care
e. sae 80 enforced
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
The senate.


In the Senate, after the reading Of the
Journal a number Of petitions and memo
rials were presented AMI referred, Mr.. Pdsh
submitted the report of the Committee on
Privileges aud Elections in the Payne case.
Mr. Evarts submitted the views Of himself
and Mr. Teller, and Logan and Mr. Hoar
from the same committee submitted
The views Of himself and the Senator from
Maine Mr. Frye and they were all ordered
printed and referred 10 the calendar. Mr..
Allison submitted the conference report on
the legislative appropriation bill-the com
mittee agreeing upon all points In dispute
between the TWO hoses except - to the fol-
lowing points. Clerks for Senators ar S6 a
day for the session; salary OF the assistant
treasurer at Baltimore increased by the
senate TO 81 300 appropriation for three
clerks for civil service commission and re-
iaiing TO the compensation of internal rev.
enue agents surveyors, etc. The report
was accepted and the Senate still further
insisted on its disagreement with the House
on the four points.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the River and Hsrbor Appropriation
Bill-fhe amendments adopted. as in com
mittee Of the whole, being first To bee dis
posed Of. The House joint resolution ex-
tending the temporary provision for the
81 penses of the Government to Juiy 81 vas
presented To the senate and passed The
whole bin vas then open To amendment
Mr Eimunds moved to strike ont the
ause accepting the Muskingum river i'm
provement from the State OF Ohio. Mr.
sherman argued against the motion. II was
generous and liberal oii''r on the part ofrhe
State, and ought - be promptly acceptes
I'll
yeas. r. nays. 81. So tho clause remains IL
toe bill Mr.. Logan mrv we'd 10 increase th'
appropriation for toe Illinois river from
100000 "a $50 0o1. adopted.
Mr Plumb moved as an adiiiinnal sec
iion that the Secretary IF War report an
nually the names and residences of tbe civi
engineers in the work Of river and harb0
Improvement lie remarked that the rea
son for his amendment was that civil en-
gineers were doing The work and army en
gineers lrafnE ar3und. adopted. oenau
adjourned af $50 r nl
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

cution as the United States statute Of limi-
iauOns will prevent bis being arrested un-
der the Federal laws He will be releas ed
from prison and IL is expecied the case viii
be dropped Il being understood there j. no
chance u recover any part Of the money
which he took fr,m the bank. TIE Harry
Mcdowell manslaughter ease was not
reached today a. was expec ed
Governor Alger has pardpned Augustus
Duval. sentenced from Oceana County
August &. 1850. for u years. for rape u is
believed be i innocent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

wssH1serox. laiy l5-The Piau selea
committee this m resumed the exsmina
ton Of G A. Cleveland who bal stsied
that be eas crowded out OF bis iadi.n
irsdershio a. Anadark0. Indian Territory
hv a brother ~ ~-naror noE ia ige' Jsck
son an spnaintee ~ the present admins
f-afi1n senator 3 arkhnrn suhieefed the
witness ~ riri crpss-eEa -ninsiiDn. and
under if be defelale3 case 0f very 6efec-
i've memory
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16

pis No Ie Bag Ciy. e4arterm@slsr ioeI
Aicr of Heoron Ismpls Ne 4 0raud Asp-
IDS Chaplain Mm Aiae of b1aser. No 8
After 5 saur' sg,eech hY Colonel Naadtru
the uas and place CT holding the nsAi
meeting ol The Regiment sas hKed
az same Glace % be designated oy ihe su-
ureme Temple
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-16
nE VII ee LYNctso
= Negro Commits Terribls Crime on an
Aged Lady IN aisbsma.

CHsrrsvoos,. Tenn. June i5-A terrible
crime was committed At Bridgeport. Ala .
thirty miles from fhis city last night Mrs
Lac.nda Jones. an aged woman from Ken
tuckv. wenf t0 fhaf place % visit. arriving
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