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Smyrna times., 1886-11-24
Ex-President Arthur Dead.

Ex-President Arthur died at his
home in New York on Thursday morn
ing, aged Sc years. He had been in
bad health for a long time, but his
death was sudden, caused by cerebral
apOplexy. The stroke came in his
sleep, and he never regained conscious
ness, although he lived for day after
wards. Mr.. Arthur came to the Presi-
dency at time of great excitement,
and by means of the worst tragedy
ever enacted in this country; but he
proved himself equal to the emergency.
He was man Of the best executive
ability, and this, together with his pol
ished manners, won all who came in
contact with him. His conduct of the
office won praise from friend and oppo-
nent alike, ana no man ever left the
Presidents Office with more sincere
friends. His funeral took place in
New York, Monday. The Government
officials have ordered the usual thirty
days draping of public buildings, and
appropriate military and naval honors
were rendered on that day. He leaves
two children, son and daughter.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-24
WA. FAIRIES & Bro,
Furnishing UldaPtakHTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
GAiN STREET, opposite ths IaTvaa Eaga.
Furniture of all kinds.

ParlOr and Chamber Suits. Bureaus. Bedsteads,
Chairs Lounges, Tables Stands. Mattresses, Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line guar
quality of goods ian off
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

Notice Of Forfeiture.
IDAHO CRY, Boise County, Idaho Ter.
To Donald Grant:
You are hereby notified that we have
expended for you, in labor and improve
ments, $500 upon the Wolverine lode or
quartz mining claim, and $3.50 upon the
Galveston lode or quartz mining claim,
both of SAID quartz mining claims being
located in Banner Mining District. Boise
county, Idaho Territory, In order to hold
said premises under the provisions of See
ton . ,324, Revised Statutes of the United
States, said amount being your proportion
of the full amount required to hold said
claims for the years 1881, 1852, 1883, 1854
and 1885. If within ninety days after
this notice by publication you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of
said expenses as co-owner as aforesaid,
your interests in said claims will become
the property of the subscribers, under sec
ton 1924 of the laws Aforesaid.
JOHN RITCHIE,
NATHANIEL RIrCHIK.
Jan. IL, 1885. God.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27


....AT....
EPSTEIN & LOCAN'S.
@ur elegant lines Of New Spring Goods
are now arriving last.
Releasing to the eye, and the highest cul-
tivated taste.
Everything in new dress fabrics, white
. goods, and pretty lawns.
m eat and nobby wraps.
In dry goods, furnishing goods, and cloth
= ing, the choicest goods in the town.
Auovelties in notions, stylish buttons and
N newest trimmings.
@imps, passementeries, rosary beads,
~ fancy goods, sheetings,
Ariental founcing, crepe lisse robes, in
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v 5 81
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Alow that we can show you all the choic-
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Everything in dry goods, clothing-that
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Neersuckers in crinkled effects, are pop
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nurchase them now, for they are desira-
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" lace fabrics and fine wooden,
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New goods are daily received from the
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II II over beaded laces, for fronts, appll
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New buttons, clasps and buckles, in
~ unique patterns, colorings
ncsirable for ladies' cloth, tricots, silks, !
- pushes and woolens.
inolcums, floor oil cloths at 25 per cent
- less than former prices.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30

s1csssss In maturer years, such ~ Loss Of
AelGory, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion 20 soc;ety. Dimnsss of Vision.
Noises in the lies.a; the vital fluid passing
upobserved in the urine, and many other
dissaaea Mat head ~ insanity and Death.
Ur. MINTIE, who IL a regular physician
tgradcass Of the University Pennsylvania }
will agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollar
for u case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR-
kTIyE iundsr his special sdviss and treat
rneutJ will rot cers, or for anything impure
or injurious fsund in IL. DR.. Mintis treats
ali private diseases susosssfuily without
mercury. Generalization FREQ. Thorough
examination and advics. including analysis
Of urinN, Five dollsrs. Price Of eital ises
torative, ol.O hottie. or fosr times
the aunntity for Ave doilars; sent ~ any ad
dress upon Tessipt Of price, Or G. o d, -
cure from obssrvation and IN private name
A. T.. Mintis, II. D.,
II Ksarny IT., San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will 10 ssnt TO anyone applying BY lstter,
stating symp4oms, sex and age Strict no
eresy in regard tG all business transactions.
Dk. Nif1IES KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETI(,UN, cures sill kinds Of kidney
and bladder complaints, g0nor1hosa, gleet,
IsuopYfh0e For sale by all druggists NJ
Ons doiiar psR bottle; six bottles for Five
DR.. MINIIE's DANDELION Pn.lS
are the bsss ,sssd cheapest DyspepsiA and
Hlious cure III the market. For sale by all
drusRists.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
r,r. Iisloly

German Invig0sAt0r il positively guaranteed
70 eure nervous and physissi Asb16t -
insl weakness, ,lost manhood. spSnnas asoffhsa.
loss Of energy, ringing end AiSs3o n ~
torrhsa. and all ths ssaalta ~ yUG1 16fhl ~
pssdsncs and sxosssss Of Mature ysAvp. The
Doctor, regular e0l1oGo4 p1t1r1&1no A1411
kurops will agree 10 f0rfeit oDe tkQ1aaN4
dollars for Q onss the InSifugatot s0&3 ~
0ars under spesial treatment ard adYies,
4 The reason 20 MANY GO ~ - u&1o4 -
wsaknsss and the above dispaass \ awtng y
. complication, sallsd Prosts4ossesa, Se6Go
rsauifes peculiar trsa;msot. .9s.. "a
DR.. LisbiG'm InvieorHtor No ~ ~ sa1y
positive ours for prostat0syhes. Pytss r.
either InviRorstor, ~ pr bottls; - fss 80
Sent to any address on receipt of psiePy .
q. y. ID. Ksspcnsibis persona 64n ~
whom cured. Stricteat becrsoy 4atntatnM1s
Patients Cured at homes Dr.. lisb3G SDA'
Pensary has an Elegant Drug stsrs IN =
bajidine.
and Ropy Bsdisnsnt in urins are symptonas
Of Secondary Seminal Weaknsss and Prss-
tatorrhsa. Complaints readily yisld 10 ~
DIR. Lisbie Treatment.
Ordinary Cxses- Any reospt oaas ef special
or pYiykts diseases cured for go. Rsuas
dies sufbcisns 20 suSe vii - puNgaDtjgeeqe
With full dirsstions and adviss, olEfSS1lt tsul
tio Az psskasss are ssssrsly soysFsd
InvigoEator Ssmplss Frs. !.
To prove the wonderful power fths e,ent
German Invigorsts ~ 3 kottDA Of ~itb4l
nszabs ,yil No sent frs Of eharEs. YAF
cons ordSriBR . free bottle will oslly have 4
pay expreasage on dsiivsgy ~
Most powerful EisatsiS Bsits frs ~ pA
tisats. Consultation, exxminsttoa ~ -
DIX. LIEBIG 4 CO., 80 0ssry ~, 8
Private Eutrancs. 90 Nassn ~. b. R..Oa.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30

IL Rlshss's OslAsa DAlsaa Ne.
Cures CkAnesrs. err. aaA s,eosd stages;
seres On she Lexs and Body, sese Ea-s,
Eyss, Eoss, stc.,. ccrpss-esiessd b,otehss,
1yphiiitie Caslsrh. dissassA Scalp, Esd I'll
pdmsry ferns of the aissase knovn -
hyphiiis. Pstee. fs % Ueg Dossle.
L. DlshnoS o.,lAsn nAnSa1 Ne. 3
Curts-Tertiary, heresrss, syphi.isie 1hsa-
nasi1, Pains In the Boaes, Psias 10 tbs
Hssd, hsek N the Neck, C1eaestsd Dors
rsresA, syy,tiitic i,s~k, fanys and esa-
tsxctsd Csr.i. stiSnsss u tAs Liabs. SD
essdieatss al t.sssSo from the system,
vhsther caa,vl by indsescti~s ~ Abnss
a MHcgyy, tasing the h,od psse and
hssithy, Prisss - - Dss Tsstse..
L. hSeAsa'. Soldsa sHaaesh Aast.
Irritation Gn,Ssi. ari ~ tdssY % Geni.
~ ti,ssrsas.znnts. Price - - pes
DetsSe.
L. UieIssw". q slssa spsnish In.
1~esfsa, TVS se-c cases a 0csSrrhrs.
1nASnis b, y f.iees. essirtUr 1ke. Rr1os
o. - per DStsls. 49,
- Dkchsu's aoJt,ea O.st0sos
fos tie sa rtiye htast,I, u kyphilitie sores,
ss6 er.psio,a. Psiee o. Go DsS Dsx.
II Z bchs Wss 0stAep psi s-Srrvs
ssd Bsa!n tlxatRssnt; los. q phyxl-al J~,w.
ef, excess t,r oscs.Spr,s. t'Fostraasn, etc.
Ps1es 90 - ser EISl.
Teais aGA Nsrviae, ..s-
Esot rstywhefe, G.. o. d., ;ocurcly pacaa
PER sxpsess
c. y. RICluARrs q CO. ASsosAs
~ 4 80 isAasns,s stres4, fesvses ~.
& s,s Fnpet-co. Cst. VIE
CIRCULAR NAILED rREL
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
a vOSDEnYUL Book.
Just pubiiahed, and for sale By the nsSdicsl
book dsslers- or may b hsd direct fromths
author.
MANHOOD. wOMASHOOD,

An exhaustive Treatise ON Sex ual Exsses.
~, the diseasss arising froIn them, and
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ture on Epiirpsy and other Nervous Dis
ssses. showing the rsiasionship existing be-
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DR. b. A. RicnnosD, st. Joseph. Missouri.
pries ft.50. Fully illust rated and elegant.
ly bound. containing over 2so pages.
This wonderful book reveals the inner
most secrets Of nature. and 10. in fact, y
key which opsns the book VI ks1wledge and
p;ucks leaves Of heaiing from the tree a
life. II treats VI snbjscts vhicl, ars Of i'm.
nRans yaiue to every man, wofnHu aud child
in the land. and will, In all probability.
aare years Of sickness and fortunes in doe
Tor bills. Agents wanted everywhere, both
male and female. Ssnd at once and ee,
agents eirculsY. .-,.s ~
s4-The Sainsritan SeryinS ean always b.
found at Watkins Bros. diugstores.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
lr Y.s wisss .. ~ pasppy.


1r Iss Wisss % ~ Issppy.
II you want to BE- happy you muss bs good,
A naaxim all night 10 lis way.
But far bestss one. II updsSSsood,
10 what have nos got 70 say.
II you want 10 BE- happy you must 10 well,
WhatsveY Tho station you serve I'm;
Asd Of ali the nsetiistnsa ons beany tiss lsad,
The good SAMANTHA NRsyrxs.
onos tried every sort of cufs,
To restore me to good health;
And spent In vain, df that I'm sarx,
Considerable share of wealth:
But all vas vain, tiiis friend advised,
IRr. manner most dsservin'
Tie medicine be must highly priasd,
HIcHnosDx SAnAnfrAE NEAvnE.
1 took his adviss; in one abort w,sk,
l felt no further pain:
For doctors no lonesr had 70 seek,
For I never felt sisk again.
I'm healthy and happy the whole day hong;
No IL health be worth preaervin'.
The constant bardsn ofUy so0e
Ia, try SAMARfIAs NEBvrNg.
Twill csTe ths young. twill heal tbs old,
Twill niaks the whole world beteer;
At st. Jossph, Missouri. the mn dioino u sold;
Drop DR.. Rishmond . settsy.
He'll give you advice Tar better than wealth,
He'll point 0ut the way 10 pveeprvs In
The best cosditi0a your newly fund health
ny the uas Of saMAMrAs Nsnvfnx.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
'BaItER'S
..I HORSE POWER.

lerzHK MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC.
~ NsaI Msshins svsf inysnssd for the scr
E1GN Rn09Sn0IOko and othess -
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III The rsqsires1ats of \ Arst class
| IhQ3okand aAofding ntAAns Tor ths eonttna.
3DSpssassa ofse pkmp cr blvvss vitbnst
| intAe(sring with hs,sstang aSpsrstus.
~ nadS sntirsly Of iron; No passs
kQsinks over no pOsisda, A. ths ordinary
SG53 Of hoFps, q l,00o o-pound bucket Of
| kawney - rsissd l,D feet pse minuts. 1'bs
~ <lne dsen = cal Tie sonaulsts con.
tsetef ths pan ~ ulS shaft. and h sap.bls
olumsrytnR 10g fssf6fT stssi rops Ths
sa9t1fsrsat:Qn " dkghS - too men N
hssf' ! DAY Szh ea6ff,f pat II In place Fsedy
for vork.
\ NhjaA tssis peusr,Es sAsrs particularly fos
asdniSR pun fXssssftlts equally adapted t0
| III othsr uss yhsre animal power V rsqnis.
tSa. Sf1DrtAoA ~ aIessiar. AdArses
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| EACJTJC nk0x w0RKA
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s t-zm
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

iS 4 NEVER FAIL
q cuye for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
titaiit,. Sc IN ] q ri
Weakness. Spermater.
rL9a. Lost Manhood
lmp,tency, osta.
torrhea, Para lysis,
iaEd all the terribl.. Of.
fects Of Heli Abuse,
|yyuthful foHies and
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
A PRESENT

ou. rssdsrs for II cents In postsgs
stamps TO pay for mailing and vrappinR,
and names Of two book sssnts will recsive
FREE a steel Finish Parlor Engraving u
al! our Presidents, including Cleveland.
izs 22Ies, worth e&.O0. Address:
ELDER PUBLISHING co.
AugB --em Chicago. III.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30

Tbs ss,iy BATTERY ksows 70 ne weste
eaoahie o. Eeihf CHANGED wdh n4glCiNAk
PkOPkkTlE>, which 10 TRAkStysED lhI0
THg SYSTEM. III yos ere sMisse With a.y q
fks following Dfs.Ghss, dont sseglsct ~ wsos
Or a cor Bastefies,-vi
Paralysis, Brais ssd Nervous p1eeees2
Rh~umat atsm, Couf. Swoi<n Jctntss tetsstea,
KsuraIria, Lsmbaeo, Aches sn1 I'slss, tayeee
ss1 Gs.srsl i,ebliisy. sI.aas tiss,..s,x 49,
Nightmare, Meispchsly, Disiss'ss o. yefitss.
Tailness of Blood. sck of rgrsr Of " ~
AetIoa. Psipifatios Of the Heart, ioss o. Mos
cry, Loss OF cosadsees. fsin,inG epeias, uyst..
-, Hp!lspsy, hr.rib.ra. Drspeksss. ssn
Diseasrs of the IissIs and lsAes. RsEsy.
Asthma, r1enyisy. Consilpaeisny SsieAee,
Csfarrh, scr. Thross, D,sil.iy. Yses Isncss.
csmplsiais. Disbei~s, kidlsy Co.pssisss.
iioas Of The Liver, siese, kiasSys o. uriaasy
Osgsna
DR. RHODEs' rATxRf KLDC5HIO
rRARsvCsIN0 BATTEHY - vssn sss-
DssAed fr0sa this nsek ~ ueaae - 2
ellksa e~sds ss1 reses sp.sa shs eRenes
Csauaa. Dsst ~ 0all svssyyhess.
essall sise. oi.eog 1s.sls sesss 09.ee.
S.aA ~ cisea.sx: Aa1ssss ~ -.
sisssisss 70 ". u. uu0Wus 0AaaD0
20. Box 7G2,
" CHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY
II not satisfactory after fsir trial will
refund the usoasy.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRCG0IBTS. !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
A wARNING

The following is from the United States
Revised Statue 5,50S:
'If two or more persons eOnSpire to in
lure, Cypress, threaten or intimidate any
citizen in the free exercise or enjoyment of
any right or privilege secured to him by
the Constitution or laws of the United
States, or because of his having so exer-
eised the same = < = they shall be
fined not more than five thousand dollars
and imprisoned not more than ten years;
and shall moreover, be hereafter Ineligible
to any Office or place Of honor, profit or
trust, created by the constitution or laws
of the United States"
This is given for the benefit of those who
have been going about the city during the
past day or two interfering with and intimi-
dating men in the pursuit of their business.
They are not only doing acts that are
eowardly and unworthy of citizens and
are opposed to the best interests Of the
city of Wheeling, but they are viOlat-
ing the laws Of the United States. Such
persons and their abettors are running
great risk o getting into the penitentiary
and we kindly give them warning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
rarma Cone Ont of Use.

1t Is very absurd to hear English-speak-
ing people still saying the old French
word chic, ten years after any French per
son Of taste has left off its use. 1t would
be bad enough to Anglicize the word and
use it as II 1t were ones W language,
but it is simply ridiculous to add -as they
say in France" or @as the the French say"
The French don't say chic. They used to,
it Is true, and in the time Of the empire
the word was upon everbody's lips. The
Empress Eugene and all Of her belong,
ings were chic. 1t Is a pretty, snappy lit
tie syllable, and fashionable people took
it up in Egland and America, and, in this
country at least, they cling to it with O
tenacity worthy Of a better cause Nc
Partisan says chic nowadays. A person
now may have q great deal of cachet,
but it is thought as bad form to say chic
in Paris as it is to say 1genteel" in Boston
or style" in London.
The words Of fashion wear out easily,
like chenille fringe, and each generation
Of gilded youth must choose its own
term. Adjectives of admiration pail as
easily. 1t Is row almost insulting to
speak of a girl as an intelligent and ami
able young lady" and half a century ago
real life, and therefore novels, teemed
with such expressions about the lacka.
daisical creatures who tainted away in
every other chapter. Now the charming
girl" Is at her hight and in the midst OF
her glory. Doubtless In ten years to come
charming and @lovely" will have quiet
lost their present popularity, and the girl
Of the future will be raved about by some
unworn word descriptive of the superior
qualities which she will inherit from the
girl Of to-day. Boston Record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
Bi.marck.s Iron Constitution,

It Is plainly due to his Herculean frame
and iron constitution that Bismarck has
outlasted so many statesmen and diplo-
matists who were younger than himself.
Not only has administrative, diplomatic,
and parliamentary work Of the most
arduous and incessant kind ever per
formed failed to kill him, but he has sur
viyed q mode of life to which millions of
idle men must have long ago succumbed.
According to his English biographer,
Bismarck has been the hardest liver of
his day and generation. He has always
been q great eater, deep drinker, and
heavy smoker. In his earlier days he was
what the Germans call q Gchain smoker, "
whose morning and night are connected
by . cable OF cigars. each link OF which
Is lighted at the stub Of its predecessor.
In his youth 3 mixture Of champagne and
porter was his fsyorite beverage, and to
this day it Is uncertain whether he drinks
more wine or more beer, for, as he re-
Gently declared, to settle wager on the
subject, he drinks both daily and with
equal fondnesS But his tastes are
catholic in drinking, and Of spirits he has
. high opinion, laying down once with
JUNCTION the principle, @Red wine for
children, champagne for men, but schnaps
for generalS'-The Argonaut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
Hints To snortsmen.

The shooting season Is now at hand, and q
fev hints TO amateurs will not be out OF
place
First, get your gun and load 1t. Put the
powder in first and the shot on top. VI
course, when you have emptied your gun and
are in a hurry to get In another shot, load IL
vice versa.
Take three or four fellows along with you,
so that if one of you is shot there VIII DC
enough left to carry him home. This Will also
render the accident less difficult
In climbing over a fence hunters should be
very careful. When you come to a fence, sci
your gun down and get over yourself. Their
reach through, get the gun by the muzzle and
pull it through a crack.
II YOUR dog should refuse to set grouse, and
persist in chasing rabbits, shoot him BY q
continuation of this process old dogs may be
come so full of shot that they couldn't chase
a rabbit if they wished.
Should you fall down and jam about two
inches Of mud into the muZzle of your gun,
fire it of Immediately. 1t would be safer to
do this by means of q forty-foot string, but
on such an occasion you must be in a hurry.
Should something get wrong and your gur
refuse to fire, push the hammers back witt
YOUR foot and blow in the muzzle. This vii
bring a recreant gun to its sense OF duty
/ quicker than anything.
Follow carefully these ~direcrions-any in
t~elligent man can do it-and you will a nc
need for further instructions next season.
Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25

entitled as the First Delegate District; and
rice uersa. This gives each county o rep
resentative in the Legislature.
But Brooke now has the State Senator,
and the Republicans have disregarded the
established custom and violated faith with
the people Of Hancock and nominated
GEN. DUvAL from the same county,
Thus, ifGEN. DUvAL should be elected,
Hancock VIII have no m in the Legisla-
ture to look after her interests. The action
is wholly unwarranted and does great In
Justice to both the Republicans and Dem
ocrats of Hancock. As the delegate dis
trict had a majority of 147 in the Presiden'
tial election of 1884, the Republicans, Of
eoprse nominated GEN. DUAL with the
expectation of winning and leaving the
people of Hancock out in the cold As
important measures are expected to come
up before the next Legislature, Hancock
will have no voice in the matter IN case OF
the election of GEN. DUVAL.
The course to be pursued by the Demo
Gratis of Hancock is plain. They must
nominate their ablest and most popular
man. A man who will work for the best
interests of all his constituents and see
that Hancock has fair play. As it IS not
so much a party question as a CUES
ton affecting the welfare of the
county, many Republicans who have the
good of their county at heart will support
q Democrat whom they know will cham
pion their interests before the Legislature,
rather than sanction the outrage the Re
publicans of Brooke are trying to inilict
,,Ny thnpn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25

THE Democratic campaign book publish
cd under the direction of Senator Kenna Is
giving the Radical papers n good deal OF
trouble. They ut times try to persuade
themselves that the statements are Of no
nsequen but whenever they are met
with these cold facts and asked to explain
they vince. Senator Kenna says he will
stand by all the statements made, and
vouch for their truth. No doubt some of
of these things are q little surprising to
the rank and file of the Republicans, rs
the leaders have kept them concealed. The
Pittsburgh Post gives this as an example Of
how Republican secrets have been kept
from the people:
A resolution of inquiry into General
BLACKS statements in his annual report
was adopted by the Republican Senate,
and a Republican committee began the in
v~estigatiOn and ordered these charges to
be sustained, If possibly by record evil
denee. When the proofs were submitted
n great deal of it was too hot to handle,
and it was arbitrarily ruled out. Some Of
it hit Senators CullOm and Harrison, who
were on the committee. This rejected teS-
timOny, prepared by direction of a Repub-
liean Senate, is nov printed, and its adj
instability and weight rs evidence Is sub
United to the tribunal ofthe people rather
than to q partisan Senate Committee.