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New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
SAM JONES TO THE DRUMMERS.
UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS He WOULD RATHER
DE DEAD DOG

UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS HE WOULD hAihEh
DE DEAD DOG
CHICAGO April 2 (SpccidD Sam Jones made
a speech Farwe Hall to-day commercial travellers
When he appeared IN the hall his rested on solid
mass OF humanity that crowded into all the aisles'
and starways of the building All the seats on
the main floor reserved for the invited drum
mers" and all filled by them. The platform was
crowded with ministers and others connected with
Christian work in the city. Sam Small occupied front
and contentedly chewod gum dnriug the opening
Mr. Jones prefaced his discourse by saying
that he suffering from great physical weakness and
sickness and he hoped to receive the sympathy and
prayers OF his hearers He then proceeded as foows
Commercial travellers or in more refined words,
angels OF commerce. not very frequently seen IN
places OF this kind their visits are like those OF the
angels OF od-fcw and far between. The curse OF a
travelling mans life IL that you are c0mpeHeh 10 De
from home much you cannot feel Al nome Wh"h
you there II Is hard for drummer 10 be Chrisuan
Abstain from liquor and tobacco offer you my sym
pathy In this latter habit for know what struggle IA
to stop using II it essential for drummer TO drink
and gamble and tobacco. I'd rather he third-rate
dog than a frs-class drummer ApI lause.l some OF
the bottle and OF you use the social carus
with just enough put up TO make II interesting ana some
that could tell you II II was not
for the pure and gentle faces see before me with Don
nets Don't work for who counsels bad means
for a good end I'd rather be dying man in poor
house than man who would advise mean ways to reach
a biv
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carries ont 1s3 passengers including number OF prom
une
COUNTY OFFICERS INDICTED.

TWO BROTHERS CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY IN
RoBBING CITY TREAsURER's VAULT.
ST. LOUIS April (SpeciaD. Bellegille,
Illinois, Grand Jury created big sensation over the
river again to-day by ndctng T. A. Canty city clerk OF
East St Louis and his brother d. j. CaLty, recorder OF
st Clair for completely in the robbery OF the city treas
vault In East St. LOUIS in January. 1884 At that
time the vault blown open and $4,000 In city scrip
and S. 900 cash stolen The job one OF the neat
est performed in the State Several months later
professional burglar, John Coleman alias Clark who
hailed from Chicago. arrested at Springfield No.,
and returned to st. Louis where hs had been operating
While in the hands of the police here lie squealed and
said that he had been imported from Chicago by Leute
ant Duffy Of tho East st. Louis police, and aquorse'
Ter. Eagan, to rob the vault Duhy sent ms police
away and stood guard while Coleman blew open me
vault The three divided the punder. Dnffy ana Eagah
given two years each in the penentiary and clark
released for turning states evidence. Duny ahd
Eagan have squealed and the result Is the In.
dictment OF the Canys The story goes that the vault
was pundered bv city officials and the Durglary loo put
up for loss OF $4,000 Every member OF
the city administration is now under except
Mayor Joyce. The charges against the aldermen chsI
OF police, city attorney, Policemen anu tfeasurers are
bribery. mafeasance office. fraud, conspiracy aud
NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
AN EJECTNENT SUIT COMPROMISE


SHARON Penn. April (SpecidD.-Ihc suit In eIect-
brought by Mrs John Mcintyre, OF Cleveland Tor
q valuable tract Of land which this place u party slit
uated, was compromised this week. Mrs Mcintyre was
awarded s., 900 for her interest.
LEAVING HIS WIFE AND ELOP1NG.
ERIE Penn. April 2 (SpeciaL.-E. r. Powers. a we'll
to-do farmer at Albion eoped Yesterday with pretty
dressnaker Mss Robertson of that place MS Wlie ar
rived here to-day aud learned that they had fed to
Detroit, whittier she pursued them.
MINISTER ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.
CoNCoRD. ~ H.. April 2.-1ho Rev. william Ham
mond, OF the Free VIII Baptist Church OF franKln' de-
camped Thursday morning with $1,000 belonging 10
a newly welded bride. lie arrested in Boston.
STREET DUEL OF AN OFFICER AND GAMBLER
DCHhSGO Col. April &c. l. Creek. OF this place a
gambler, has frequently boasled that Marshal Heck
could not take him alive. Yesterday afternoon war
rant for Creeks arrest was placed In Marshal Hecks
hands and the two Ia front OF tho post once
when twenty feet away the Marshal. with drawn re-
volvcr ordered Greek Ia hold up his hands The an
shot from Creek. the ball passibg through
Hecks body the Right nipple. The two men then
empted their weapons at each other Tho omcer u:
norially wounded. Creek shot In tho side and
olcs IN the foot, but neither wound " danXeSeeA
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ment Of the Apsheron Peninsula petroleum hel1s ana
rules for the regulation Of the Russian oil trade.
GREECE STILL HOSTILE.
A REMONSTRANCE FROM THE POWERS.

ACTIVITY AT THE BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE
FRENCH PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, April 2.-Sir Horace Humboldt the
British Minister to Greece has been ordered 10 JOIN WIN
the other foreign diplomatic representatives az Atnehs
in sending to the Greek Government q maj strong
remonstrance against Greeces warlike attitude ms
remonstrance will be tantamount 10 an uitr
matum, and II Greece ignores IL the iore'gh meet
Will act forthwith All the foreign squadrons In the
yaters Of Greece are being hastily reinforced There
is sudden activity In the British Foreign Office
PARIS April 1.-Two French ironclads have been or
dered to be placed in readiness for Immediate dispatch
10 the Mediterranean. The French Government has
given orders for the Immediate dispatch OF
the third naval division TO tho Levant The
ironclads Marengo and Vauban will leave Toulon TO-
night. The torpedo notilla is also under orders
ST PETERSBURG, Apn! 2.-The Journal de 81 FcterS-
bo,Ug says that the Russian fleet will return to suda
Bay.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM THE DOMINION
HALIFAX, April 2 (Specidh.-Advices from
Newfoundland to-day report terrible destitution still
prevailing one hundred families IN ST. Johns are
actually on the verge OF starvation and lGOO people
beng supplied with neces.ares OF life either by the
Government or public subscriptions. narrowing stories
Of desttution from all along the coasts Seven
people were recently drowned under peculiarly sad cir
cumstances Three little girls ali under twelve were
paying on the and fell through hole. brother and
sister driving dog tram the ice were submerged.
the boy was drowned but the gr oung to the dog and
was rescued after being hours in the water The
dog WAS drowned. Three brothers named Eason went
cunning IN small boat and have been heard OF
since
The seal fishery far has been successful In Notre
Dame Bay the largest catch known was secured
steamer three sch0oDers and several lives were
lost The brigautne Arctic. with cargo OF salt, was
abandoned n the ice off St Sbotts few days ago. but
nfterward was boarded by people from the shore and
taken n prize into st. Johns
Gable advces report enormous increase In the catch
OF Goldfish last One million quntals have al
ready been taken This will supply the whole European
market. aud make still gloomy the outlook for
Nova Scotia and Ne ewfOundand fishermen.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
JOHN R. rLEAy READY TO TESTIFY.

COLUMBUS Ohio, April 2 lSpeciaD. D.-Chair'
man Cowgirl of the Payne Investigating Committee de-
nss the report that John X Mclean has offered TO tos
tity Mclean has Informed Myers that he Is In Cncn-
natl 10 remain two months and willing TO answer any
summons A meeting OF the committee was held to-day
after both sides had separate conference The discus
sion now is on the preparation OF report and there 10
not much prospect agreement between the major.
i,y aud minority The two Democratic members wans
10 report recommending action Dy the nse@
ststcs Senate They willing 10 report luiy ths us
,m"nv and end the matter n the Ohio House. Regard.
inx Lsonds statement that the report would result
a avndieation, Chairman Cowgirl says sgnincAnuy' w
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
LOSSES IN VARTOITs pIACFS

CHICAGO. April "a fire occurred IN the southern
portion of the city to-day which threatened for time
the extensive meat cannng factories of the Farbank
Canning Company. The flames were confined 10 one OF
ceed $4,000.
ST PAUL. Mimi, April "A dispatch to The Pioneer
Press from Glenwood. Mimi, says: "The house OF
Joseph Hobel in Reno, was burned by incendiary.
and HobeYs twOyear-old daughter was burned to
death"
RICHMOND. Me-. April BY the upsetting Of kero-
sene oil lamp last evening. Mrs Charles Burrill
fatally burned and died Rt u o'clock this morning
PoaT ROWAN, Ont, April 2.-Eighteen places Of busi
ness in Man-st burned to-day. Loss, $50 900 +;
insurance 1000 The origin Of the nrc is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, April 2-Dr Won schloezer. the German rep
fesentaiive at the Vatican, who arrived here YESTERDAY
summoned to receive Instructions concerning tue
mutual concessions Prussia aud the Vatican on the
Lccesiastical bill and TO enable him 10 vote ON that
measure.
PARIS, April 2.The majority OF d. Pasteurs Russian
patients VINO have been undergoing treatment for the
prevention OF bydrOphoba Will start for Russia To-
their wounds having entirely healed Four whose
wounds have not oIcatrzed Will remain IN the nos
piiai for several days longer.
BAKU, April 2.-Fifteen large firms have Withdrawn
from tine congress summoned by the Russian Govern
ent to assemble here devise for the develop
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
CROWDLNG TUE MEDICAL PROrESSIOM.

PHILADELPHIA, April Especial. the
sixty commencement of tue Jefferson Med
cal College this afternoon 223 students were graduated
and awarded diplomas to practice medicine Inc 'a'e
dictory was delivered by Professor Theophus farvln
NJ d. and prayer offered by the Rev Dr. W. L.
Breed after which 4. b. Gsrdete. If. d.. president OF
the Board of Trusees of the college, conferred the de-
grees upon the graduating class.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
BALTIMORE ooUNCILMEN TO VISIT FLORIDA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2 (SDeciab.-The fol-
lowing members OF the Railway Committee OF Councils
will leave the city Monday for months aunt in
Florida: c. h. Smith, Thomas NJ. Hanmctt, Edward W.
Patton, Edward Matthews, Captain William Thornton.
Henry Clay. Andrew J. Maoney. General Joshua l.
owen, Thomas Firth. A. A. Grace, Andrew Zane, lr.
John Ruhl. Lewis 4. Young and George Grim. ne
pary will be the guests OF the Baltimore and OHIO Rail-
road Company during the trip.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE CAMBRIDGE CREW TIE FAvORITEs

LONDON, April 2.-The Cambridge crew are
s,igbty the favorites ia the betting the University
boat race which takes place tomorrow. The betting is
nominaly six five against oxford. but virtually is Oh
level The majority of sporting prophets give tips on
Cambridge because. they say, while tue crews are
eonaIy matched the oxford have boat which
does not suit them while their opponents are perfectly
equipped in that respect
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
BURNING OF A YONKERs SKATING RINK.

The Casino Skating Rink at Yonkers was
destroyed by fire yesterday. 1t large building at
Hudson-s and Rverdae-ave and had been built about
twoyears The rink has been well patronzed. and last
night there was to be game OF polo between the
Croshys and Fshkils The out in front of the
building In the gallery. The general belief that
the fire OF ncendiary origin. The St Johns sun
day-schOol Building was damaged considerably. The
library building OF the High School in Hudsonst was
slightly damaged but the greatest damage
the books. The loss the rink 10 about IS, 600
insured The rink under the management OF Charles
L. Crosby.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE STRIKES IN BELGIUM AND FRANC

BRUSSELS, April 2.-AbOut $4,000 strikers
refuse to work in the Charlero district The
men sre 10 longer rioOus. however There more or
less agitation among the strikers at Marchiehnes.
Feurus and Chateneau aud at these points troops are
s needed to preserve order The miners NJ Courcees
and Dunord went out strike to-day. They are dis
orderly and many of them have been arrested.
PARIS April 2-The situation at tpecazeville continues
strained owing TO the strike. public prosecutor
will arrive at Decazeville tomorrow TO Institute pro-
ceedings against lawbreakers.l
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
FouR INCHES OF SNOW IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April 2.-The snow, which fell
here hearty all day. four inches in deph This fact
together with reported the riveauses con'e
able ensiou food and business houses the
bottoms have busy all day removing goads from
eel ars and the fWt floor Many cellars are already
flooded and the mills the Licking River have lcosed
The river o'clock was 80 feet inches aud rising
tWo iuche An
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CUTTING RATES IN THE NORTHWEST.

CHICAGO, April (Speciah. The Milwaukee
Paul continues make rate OF ten cents on
first second and third class. and eight cents on fourth
fifth class througnlreight to St Paul and Mime
apos the Rock Island and Illinois Central making a
rate OF all classes. The general freight
agent OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway an
nOunced { that his road would openly make the
rate ST. Paul. on through business, tlat was
made the Milwauka AMI st. Pau. Inc cut Affects
the through rate to all points on the Northern Paclnc
ana consequence the Council Bluifs roads met the
cut this afternoon taking ght destined TO competi-
tive points Montana Idaho and wyoming at cut OF
from twenty-nYe to tfty cents hundr ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
RESIGNATION OF NOTED RABBI

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The Rev. DIR. >. ii.
sonnescein rabbi OF the largest jewish temple IN the
city, resigned last evening after continued pasorate
OF seventeen years He has friternized freely Win
Christian pastors OF this city and has several times
within the years preached from Christian pul-
pit. His resgnanon has been caused by tue election az
the OF the members OF the cOngfeSatloh
last sunday OF board opposed TO him and 1t WIN take
effect six months hence II the creation does not
elfaVa him
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
CoSFEssING HIMSELF GUILTY OF ARSON.

CONT IIoSI'J 11fu'I@11r UUTTr T OF AI'oO.N'
MAIDEN, Mass, April 2.-Edwin S. Ayles-
bury age eighteen. OF Everett. arrested Wednes
day lewd conduct Last night he confessed TO hav-
ing the fires which caused the partial demolition Of
Belmont school house last summer and dangered
the lives Of $50 pupils He also confessed that he
started the which destroyed the houses OF George
NJ. Bell Captain Atwood, whose families barely
pleaded guilty to two complaints for lie was
committed until Tuesday in default Of $500 ball
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. April .

.
TUF(IYDE TRADE IMPROvING.-The CLYDE shipping
trade to give signs or healthy revival MANY
sieamers which have been Idle for of cargoes have
iusf been chartered trade in the and
Baltic.
THE BRlTANNIC-The damage TO the steamer Brit
annie resulting from the breaking OF her crank
orIv trivial The steamer does not require docking
FOR repairs She will sail from Liverpool tor New-York
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
IN FAVOR OF THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

CHICAGO April (Speciah.-The suit OF
speck Connolly against the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany others set aside sale made under decree
OF court III the case OF agt. Connolly on March o.
1880 decided by Judge Garnet In the Circuit court
o-day favor the Pullman Company. Ihe SUIT IN
the title ITO Of land purchased by inc
Pullman Company near Lake Calumet and on which
~ the tny nj ia AFT
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DIAZ.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, April O.
President Daz in his message Congress to-day says,
regarding the killing OF Captain Crawford by Mexican
soldiers that the Me exican force composed OF vo un
tecrs from Cl huahua, who naturally would not believe
the Indians with Captain Crawford friends
for according the treaty which permitted the soldiers
OF either republic to the frontier in pursuit OF
hostile Indians, only regular troops were allowed to
The President recommends Congress to take
prompt action regarding the pending postal and
cxtraditon treaties with the United States.
TIE railway concessions have bee reformed and
tons of securing ADVANTAGES for the Nation
still in The President his stale
confluence I'm the efficacy OF The decree for the
and sOdatiOn OF the debt in relieving the
national credit abroad and says that the interest the
public debt will be punctuay paid, beginning on July J..
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA. April tSpecirD The claim OF E d.
ward Parsons, OF New-York, against the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway heard this afternoon by
Special Master George NJ Dallas. The petitioner asks
that the further OF interest the floating debt
OF the company stopped until the obligations on the
Eouorel age coupons are Cancelled Francis
A. Lewis counsel for Mr.. Parsous II. +. Ashhurst and
NJ. Kaercher counsel for the receyers Francis
/. GoweL. counsel for tho company; silss W. Pettt
for the income bondhoders Secretary Albert
Foster. aud T.. Dunbar Lockwood present Mr..
Lewis presented The copy OF leter to Mr. Asbburst.
statement from the receivers showing tue
of the floating debt. the interest thereon. the
and or the securities pledged rs col
lateral and the Of the interest accruing and re-
ceIvcd annually thereon Mr. Lewis asked that the item
OF commission be gwen separately. and also that the
amount Of interest earned during the last year upon
class OF collateral be gwen sprcncaly In response
10 the call Mr. Ashhur,t delivered statement OF ths
nCstlng debt as pre- cnt exstng the coIiera pouHeu
and rates Of interest now being paid thereon. a"d
statement OF the iacome for ore year with collateral
other than that OF the cOmpanys issue. The nearing
was then adjourned until next Friday.
FORT KEuGH Mont, April ARTICLES OF Incorpora-
ton were Wednesday at Billings for the Billings
Cask's Fork and Cook city Railroad Company, with
capital OF 81 900. The road Will open the
Carks Fork mining district. and will also give north
oil fields SOU acrn Montana and
Northern Wyoming. George '. Sins, Of New YORK, anu
Henry Kelly of Philadelphia, are among the incorpora-
tors
Boston, Mass April "A circular has been Issued 10
the Of the Atchiou Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad proposing an issue OF first mOrtgage bonds for
the mpleton OF the Southern Kansas Railway The
line aud branches 800 miles In length ana the cost OF
completing the load is estimated at ~ 5000 mile
CHICAGO. April 2.-Thc North hwestern Railroad met
the open IN freight rates Of the Milwaukee and ST.
Paul road to st. Paul and Minneapolis to-day. The
roads all making ten cent rate for rs second
and third classes AMI eight cents for fourth ana htth
classes OF freight rom Chicago To 81. Paul
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
MILLION FEET or LOGS SWEPT AWAY.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, April (Specidb.-Ihe
boom across Raystown branch Of the Junata Rives
near its mouth two miles below this city, has been
broken by the high and 100000 feet OF logs DO
longing TO F. and A. Flynn havc been swept out into
the river OF them Will be retaken before reach
ing the Susquehsnna. hut many have escaped beyono
recovery and Will be thous DIS OF dollars
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE SUGAR TAX AND ANrLsOCIALIsT LAW


BERLIN, April 2--At the conference of the
majority of Rcchstag to-day 1t was decided to in
ere ,se the sugar tax The AntiSocalist law was ac-
c4pted thiry-ive members OF the Centre voting yes,
forty.two voting no and all the Progressists no.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE LAvERrY INPEA OHMEyr TRIAL

TRENTON, n. j., April Z.-lI TIC o'"'o f''
u..nar im,saehmout trial to-day medical testimony was
syeu TO slow the physical couditon OF Laverty Han
nah Bripgly colored convict, testified that sue
Minnie Sohaefer and male convict go 1"s0 la" W.
onllny On ipANY occAeioh4
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
TWO RARGES WRECKED IN LAKE ERIE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April (SpecidD. Tho
propeller Burlington arrived IN port to-day bringing tne
intelligence OF wreck OF the barges Star OF Hope.
Canaan Paokle, of Agomsc AMI Vanetta. Captain VIII
lam Ford OF Saginaw yesterday morning at O'CLOCK
Roth ere saved.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
A RICH SILVER DEPOSIT IN DAKOT1

II III O1I III III O'II I-'
CHICAGO, April 2.-Near Sioux Falls, Dako-
ta silverbesrng rock has been found in guam
titles which bears from S12 $l5 Of silver to the
The track crossed directly through the centre by the
omaha Railroad and lies just below the falls the Big
sioux River.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

THE LEAD DER or TIL CARROLLTOy MURDERBR&
JACKSON. Miss, April 2.-Ihe Brookhdpen
Leader in it's issue Of yesterday, says has authority
for saying that s. II. Whtworth, formerly OF Brook
haven. but OF Lefore County, led the armed mob
Mhn DID The killing al CarrOlltOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

MR.LOWELL STA RIING FOR ENGLAND.
BosToN, April LSpcciaD.-James Russell
Lowell viii be Of the passengers Tomorrow from
Boston for Liverpool ON the steamer PsvoniA, WHICH
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
BEACH WANTS To Il

BEACH WANTS TO ROW ANY MAN IN THE WORLD
MELBOURNE, April 2.-Beach, the sculler,
sailed to-day for England. He challenges any in
the world to row him the Thames for the champion
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

be day with Aldermen Jaehne and Cleary, listening to
the testimony before the Senate Committed AS reports
reached his of Aldermen being arrested he would
leave tho committee and rush over TO the District
Attorneys office find out who ii was that had been
epmeshed III the legal net. II WAS tTouDons lime for
ali OF the members OF the social cd Boodle board and
bail beforehand. AT 10 a III. he announced triumph,
antly in District Attorneys ONCE that he had his bail
All ready. Mr.. DE Lacy sNOre r0undly that ne nad
never skipped" some oi the newspapers announced
Tie reporters" he said, ling my door.bel until am
sick aud tired OF IT, Then whom do not come down TO
annswer the happen to be around the corner they
print that have skipped" ,., .,,
thnk il viii he good thing" replied Bob as his
fellow Aldermen afectlOnateIy stylo hiin' inen Prop
ably get some sleep. ,
lie was asked how he regarded Pearson's arrest
MY views have not changed, no SAID " IL Is a
blanked bluff Pearson has been nervous over IT, ps
has acted through all tuis business ike frightened
Are you OK pecting arresti'
. Wbv sIse shoulI prepare my baill suppose they
make their arrests at night lock the prisoners up at
Police Headquarters in order TO leave the sting tnee
arnue did not yst us 5 ieIow @ AZ tss cv ~ Hail and
GOT his mail the adjournment OF the senate Cou
mitee aud then returned home. He thought Tue arrests
Mr. Fuiigraf was in an aggressive frame OF MIND IN
OF bis tilt with Mr. Niles when asked ny
rer about his visit to the District Attorney
Office :" 1 entirely private, he sAd' anu prefer
not TO say anything about IL. a., n, -,
Did it not have any bearing on tno Dio"u"S
matterr' .,,,.,o,o aon,, want %
sav aUythiny about IL There have been great many
st Sries pat in circulation that have spoken DIS
n.ra nyiv q, Mr. MARITIME This Ia untrue and wish -
Saw So think the present District Attorney TO be
man in every way qualified to discharge tue duties OIL
the Office In n satisfactory manner. -
What have you to say In reference to the thfee ar
rests madel" ~, A.. ....u., Va.
Kirks arrest did very much can't tell you whethet
ann TO go before the Grand Jury tomorrow or not
have NOT been vet, but I ready 10 20 any time DO
you suppose would be at liberty as am now j were
nnder arrest Did you my tilt with Nilesl Dons
you think came out aheadf'
WAITE AND THR CABLE COMPANY.
ExAlderman Waite In the interview published IN Ihe
CsntiaasA ss FiRh Rage.
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