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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-26
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
Van Wyck Wants His Tax Bill Up,
and Black to Speak on Liquor.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE UP TO-DAY.
The Senate Will Take It Easy--HaIf the
General Appropriation Bills
Enacted Upon.

WASHINGTON, d. C., April 25.-Aiter the
routine morning business in the Senate
tomorrow, Senator Van Wyck will move
that the bill to tax railroad lands be again
taken up. Senator Blair has given notice
that he will ask the Senate to listen to a
speech on the liquor question. 1t may re,
quire vote of the Senate to decide be.
tween the two. At two o'clock
the unfinished business (the Interstate
Commerce Billy will be laid before the
Senate and will thereafter occur y. the ses-
sions afer the morning hour each day uu.
til disposed OF. The measures TO be consid.
cred next in order according to the pro.
gramme of the caucus committee are the
General Pension, the Des Moines River
Land Bill vetoed by the President) the
Bankruptcy Bill, and the resolutions for
executive sessions. But the Senate, rest
ing upon its record OF over
four hundred bills passed last week,
will take matters leisurely and is not likely
to get beyond the interstate commerce
bill during the present week. The post
office appropriation bill will be reported
tomorrow and will temporarily displace
the regular order during the week
The river and harbor bill is the unfnish
ed business of the House and its friends
express hope it will be passed early in
the week. The feature which always gives
rise to the greatest controversy the Missis.
sippi river appropriation. has however,
not been reached, and its consideration
may command the attention of the House
for the greater part OF the week.
The Csmpbell-Weaver contested election
case will be called up Thursday has been
set apart for the con Iteration Of bills re-
ported BY the Committee on Territories,
bnt excluding by tacit consent the Dakota
bill.
Congress has been in session nearly five
months yet more than half the number OF
general appropriation bills remain unscted
lpon by the House, in which body they
must originate. The Consular aud diplo.
natio and the Military Academy bills are
he only general appropriation bills now on
he calendar.
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CONDENSED TEIEoRAMs.

Mountain fires are burning in the vicir.
ity Of Cen,ralia, Pa. The damage 10
heavy
r. T, McAllis,er Was killed BY being run
into by a N. l., p. 40. train u, Mny-
vile, D.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, commsucisg
Monday, April &c, will be sold for three
cents per copy.
Frederick Rlarsr, Of Cres,line, O., Who
took shelter under q teA from storm.
was killed BY lightning.
The cattle pen Of the Dayton Glucose
Factory burned Saturday night, and III
head OF cattle perished In the flames.
A young girl was burned to death By
On explosion Of oil at Taylor, Texas. Four
other children were seriously hurt
The b Il. Hoy, Co., Of Epping. N. H.,
has decided TO close up ito affairs, owing
to the embarrassment caused BY Hoyts
fosgeries.
The 6ve-yearold son Of VIM. Sctssnd.
OF Canal Winchester. Ohio, fell a1lsep On
the C., II. V. 4 I. Railway, and vss iillsd
by o train.
The corner atone Of .hs new building Tor
the College OF Physicians. founded By W.
II. Vanderbilt. was laid Saturday, with mp
propris:s ceremonies.
Henry Fryer Was found dead, hanging
by foot caught in fork of a tree on
which hs had been seen training . vine, 10
Druid Hall Park. Baltimore. Nd.
The House COMMITTEES on Com mercs will
recommend the bill authorizing the con.
ttruction Of bridge over the Ohio river
between Coviugton, Ky, and Cincinnati.
Ike Wilson and Henry Gray qusrrslsd
at Greenbaum's distillery. near ambrose,
Ky, and the former was fatally cut With
big knife. Wilson bad abused Gray's vide.
10 Geht between Scion Kimbsll, seed
sixty eight, and Liuleton Sluard, sssd siu.
ty.three, near Lexington, KY, S,aard 70
c.iyed seven cuts with Q knife and was
killed.
Henry A. Smith. OF Port Huron, Mich,
while drunk, attempted 70 sscsps from Q
thunder storm into neighbofs house, va
taken for burglar and shot asd killed.
A band Of rsmps and hons tAievss
in Grant county, Wisconsin. n osasips
CONSERVATION. Women are Outraged, chi
drsn sbused, ard property appropriated.
A posse 10 nov In pursuit
Depaty u. 8. Msrshals rsided the moon.
sinners Of Mcdowell county. Ky. and
captured three desperate Characters. An
attempt Vas made 10 rescue the prisonsss,
bat was not successful.
At Middleboro. . village 10 wsrso
county. o. Henry KrectIsr shot snd kill
ed Thomas Bowman. Bowman bad hsd
Krecklef arrested for malicious dssssuc.
tion o. property, and The shooting vas COZ
nec,sd With ;hst quarrel.
Joseph v. LopgielIo~ and Rsns Nor
man, Of Urbsns. o, have ioissd in suit,
the object Of ~hich 10 deuss snnulIips Q
marriage record Of the Pfobsts Couss,
which, they claim. vss ffsuduIensly Oh,
tsined by minister, WHOSE object was 70
procure money from the purpoiud groom.
John Robson, 90 aged resident Of NJ.
Adams. After selling horss u the Fifth
street horse market, Cincinnati, Fn.
day morning, fell iu Will
,haspers Who drussed and coavsyed
; hin 70 one Of the stables, where b vsa
! left helpless in stall after bsisp robbed
, he has not sincs been seen and iis frissls
fear be has been murdered.
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LUCIA WANTS HER SALARY.
Remarkable Scene Saturday Night at the
Chica0o Onera Houaa

Remarkable Scene Saturday Night at the
Chicago Opera House.
CHlCAGo, ILLs. April 25.-TheTe was q
remarkable scene last night during the
performance Of the opera, Lucia di Lam
mernoor," at the Grand Opera House, by
the Milan Grand Opera Company. The
audience was miserably snail and very
apa,betic, snd the singers thoroughly dis
couraged at their failure to draw during
their engagement Of o week. The audi.
ence were preparing to git through the last
act, and were uonchalantly watching
the left wing Tor the appear.
ance Of Lucia They watched
in vain. The chorus stood in mute amaze
ment, and the musicians in the orchestra
pit grinned. The audience stamped theg
feet and clspped their handa, while the
gallery Kissed repeatedly. The curtain
was rang down and there was wait OF
FIVE minutes. Finally Senior Alberto
Zarata, manager Of the comCaIy, lnade
his appearance o. tLs stage and said that
Miss i1vs Cummings, who was singing the
role of Llcis, had suddenly become i'll
and was too indisposed tc oantiaue her
part Of the performance. However, the
opera would 20 on without her.
While Zsrsta was speaking L4gcias face
appeared at the oiSer aide of the stage, her
eyes fastened on the msuager. When he
concluded she exclaimed; That's not
so; not one word he has uttered is true. /
want my salary" The face was withdrawn
and the audience relsp'ed into cheers and
hisses. The curtain was drawn again and
Miss Cummings, srrayed in tho waite cos
tune of Lucia, walked to the centre Of the
stage. In her right hand she held the
dagger with which she Was to have ended
Lucas existence. She iiourished it in no
gentle manner and declared: II be-, re-.
ceiyed no money from :, me nspemen,
ibis WeSI mat Is my reason for not sing.
ing" aud the prima donna bowed herself
gracefully to the de Of the stage.
She turned to make her exit, but the
curtain was held fast by invisible force in-
side, and she turned toward the right exit.
"l'll get of this stage some way" she ex'
claim ed, and with q rush che pushed the
curtain back. She had got about half way
through when the invisible force again tried
to pin the curtain against her exit The
white-robed Lucia stubbornly persisted.
Suddenly, with jerk, the curtain was
drawn.
Whether it WAS bscause OF the dagger or
the result Of the applause OF the audience
that induced the invisible force 10 so
quickly let the curtain slons no one pres
ent was able to say. The curtain, hoFever,
did open, sUd the graveyard scene, without
q buried Lucia, was done TO the satisfaction
OF everybody.
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GOULD INTERVIEWED

On the Southwest Tronbles-DOiuG More
Business Than Before the STRIKE.
NEw IORE, April 25-Ar. jay, Gould
vas called upon at bis residence BY .
Tribune reporter this afternoon. In reply
to inquiries concerning the present con-
diron Of affairs in the southwest, Mr.. Gould
said: 1T is so quiet that We hardly know
that there has been q strike. The strikers
Gonsoled themselves with the thought that
We are not doing any business, but We are
dong larger business-s larger amount
tnan We we're doing before the strike.
l have received this dispatch from Mr..
Hoxie:
"Sr. LOUIS, April "a.
The third weeks earnings will not be
ready te-day, bat the auditor estimates that
hey will show an estimated increase Of
about 100000 compared With last year. p"
II 10 hard to get away from such facts.
tnlnk the improvement would have been
very marked but for these labor thEopbles.
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Aav,ss To Motusxs.

Mrs. WinsloRs Soothing Syrup tes chit
dren teething, is the prescription OF one OF
the best female nurses and Shyscians IN the
United States, and has been used tor torty
vears with never failing success BY NIL
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
inc The process of teething It's value is In
csleulable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery snd diarrhea, grtping IN
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child il rests the mother.
p-;,s go n bottlA
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want u Improved.

DUBLIN, April 25-Norc than 5000
meabers of the civil service in Ireland
have appointed a committee TO watch the
progress of the home rule DILL and to en-
desyor to secure sn improvement IN the
bill which relstes to themselves Petitions
against home rule will % introduced at
the meeting Of English churches.
Archbishop Croks, speaking at TnurieS
delivered a panegyric on Me-. Gladstone.
declaring that the Premier MAS iteIsud's
greatest friend.
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ApAvfuI Crime Confessed.

ToBoSro, Ont. April 25.-A month ago
a house occupied by James Bailey, a farm
er, and his hired man, in Reppsl township.
one hundred miles from here, was found
to be in flames, with the doors and windows
securely fastened. Afer the fire was ex'
,inguisbed the chsrred remains Of Bailey
auG his man were found among the ruins.
Their bodies showed evidence that they
hsd been brutslly murdered before the
house was set on FIRE.
Ellen McCleary, James King, John vii
son and Charles McClesry were arrested
to-day, chsrgei with the murder. Bailey
and King both wanted to marry the girl
McCleary, who has made horrible con
fession, duplicating all The parties arrested
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BELLAIRE.

The collector for the REGISTER will be
abroad to-day.
Harry ssmsell and wife leave this morn
ing for Nebraska.
Miss Theresa Msser, Of Mt de Chantal.
spent Sunday in Bellaire.
The LsBelle nailers want TO play the
nailers Of this city game OF ball.
Bellsire Catholics presented their pastor
with $50 in cash yesterday as an Easter
gift.
81. Johns church was literally packed st
both masses yesterday morning. The edi.
fee is too small for the congregation.
John Rirz baa challenged James Griffin,
Of Buffalo, n. T., to row him three mile
race over the Bellsire course for purse Of
$500;
A little child OF James Less died last
evening. The parents have the sincere
sympathy OF their many friends Stsuben'
vile papers mention
A wrestling match will take place in tbi'
city between John 0'Grsdy, Of Scranton
Pa and Alex Gardner. the colored cham
pion Of Wheeling, on May 7th, for $50.
The funeral Of Wallace Miller was large
" attended yesterday afternoon. Th,
turnout o, the different lodges with which
he was connected was unusually large
Hes,herington's band furnished the music
for the occasion.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly had I
meeting in this city yesterday afternoon
The visiting delegates were veil plesse'
with the new X Of l.. Hall and were pro
fuse in their praise Of it. B.llsire Away
turns out well when the Assembly meet
here.
The articles not disposed Of at the lat
| Catholic bazaar were raliied of Ssturds
night as follows Doll, ticket No 2, Johl
Whalan; wax flowers, No. l7S. name no
dis.ipguishsbIe; white zephyr shawl. No
33, Mrs. Csrrick; blue zephyr shawl No
30, Agnes Connolly; picture Of Annuncis
tiou, No. s5, Ella 0'Mslly; picture ]
Bishop Kahn. No. ls6, Maggie Barrett
pincushion, No. 49, John Smith.
The various churches hpA large corgrs
cations yesterday morning, Who turned on
10 hssT sbat their respective raiBis.es
rad to say about Faster. In tie secon'
Pre.byterisn church Rsy. r II. Rfos
held communion ssryice 10 coasseiio
With bis sermon on Eastsf. 90 did Rev. "
W. Walker. Of the Episcopal church
Rev. z. p. Kseler 1t bis morning servic
preached 10 the Odd Fellows, bat ia d
evening gave an interesting disesurl
about the rising Of the Son Il God ffol
the dead. Most sl the churches We,
adorned ui.h blooming flowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-26

Public opinion has risen up and asserted
itself about this matter and the
formation Of law and order leagues ia the
southwest has excited moral influence, and
in effect destroyed the organizations of the
K of l.. there. In fact TO be a
K. of L. there is about synonymous with
being called q criminal. OF course there
is some bushWhAekipg and occasional at
tempts to throw trains of the track, but
the tracks are fully guarded and the result
is everything is going along nicely"
Mr.. Gould was asked what he thought OF
the threat made against the Wabash rail
road in the event Of his obtaining control
of il at the sale tomorrow. He replied:
The Wabash employ hardly any Knights
Of Labor. A reorganization was made
after the August strikos in regard to the
labor employed.
HoxIo Thanks Elmira Conductors.
ELMRA, N. Y, April 25.-Viee Presi'
dent Hoxie, of the Missouri Pacific, has
written a letter to the Elmirs division of
the order Of railway conductors
thanking them for their resolu.
tioos condemning the strike and
approving the course OF the conductors
upon the lines of the Missouri Pacific sys-
tenn in connection with the recent labor
troubles. He says: 81 sm glad to be able
10 state that several associations
Of skilled labor upon these roads
among them the railway conductors have
proved their loyalty this company, another
regard for principle Of right and justice
and such having been their record their Or
ysnizsrions are entitled to respect and con-
idsnce OF railway managers.
Eight Hours for Plasterers.
ST. Louis, april 25.-Ths master plss
erers Of this city have agreed to put the
light hour system into effect May lst, and
o pay their men 50 10 per day. The old
ate was 81 so for ten hours. The new
ate is really an advance of Is cents per
lay. The journeymen are expected TO &C
,ept and no trouble is spprehended.
Probable Arbitration.
Sr. LOUIS, April 26.-The movement
Imong stove moIders for an advance Of Is
yer cent in wages will no doubt result In /
arbitration between the Moulders Union
md stove companies sn1 the establish
nent of new scale of prices, both sides
'sing willing and in fact anxious to make
uch arrangement: and settle the matter OF
'sges in q manner satisfactory to all con-
'erned.
| strike at Cohoss Against Machinery.
COHoEs, N. T., April 20 The Trades
Assembly Of this district yester.
sy demanded OF sll master
uilders that they do away with
,heelbarrows and hoisting machines
sed in carrying bricks in buildings, as
hey seriously interfered with the work Of
cd carriers. Most of the builders refused
D comply with the demand, aud the men
truck. 1t Is thought thst by 70 morrow
Veuing the strike will be general.
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Indians Numbering People

TOMBSTONE, ARR April 25.-A report
from Msgdslens Sonora Announces thai me
Apaebe Indians attacked Babosecs ranch
twenty-five miles southeast Of Magdslens
and killed three men and two women and
DESTROYED q quantity Of property. Il Is
a'so reported that s.portioa OF Geronimo
hand attacked a ranch near Santa Cruz,
MEXICO, and killed number OF ranchers.
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Death OF . Famous Heaer.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Constancs s I,
the famous Holstein heifer Of the Record
Farm" herd, died on April p OF rupture OF
the stomach. She was owned BY William
NJ SiuQerly, Of the Philadelphis Record,
and was valued at 5000. Her record OF
eiVhty-three pounds OF milk in one day has
never been equalled BY any two-year- old.
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Easter sunday in Gotham.

NEw YORK, April 26.-Spscisl Easter ser
viees were held yesterday in all the churches
and they were attended by large congre'
cations Services in tee Catholic Churches
we're the most grand and impoS.og CT all,
choirs having been increased. Archbishop
Corripsn assisted in the services in 81.
Ps,riek's Cathedral, and Ri Rev. G BOD
win Bishop Of Carlisle, o., participated IN
the services at Old HiRity Church.
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A MurTleEous Boy.

DASvrLLE, ISD, April 25-nnring q
fvbt between boys last night Terry oDon.
nell was fatally shot BY J. R. Miller, l6
wear old student of the Normal school
Miller surrendered himself to the Sherif
and is held to await the result Of ODOn-
nelYs iDiuries
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Ease Ball.

At New York-Brooklyp IL. Baltimore
|. Earned runs, Brooklyn. 3; Bait more, ].
Two base hits, Toole, Shriver, Mcclellan,
Burch, Phillips, Smith, Scott Green and
Traaey. Wild pitches, Powell, Z; TOole
|. Errors, Brooklyn, /; Baltimore, :.
Base hits, Brooklyn, 20; Baltimore, 3
Umpire, Daley. -.
At Lopisyills-Pittsburg Is, Cincinnati
II. Exhibition gsme.
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italian Caupterteitsrs Caught,

ST. LoUIs, April 25.-An Italian named
Lorenzo Csponis was arrested here last
night by Capt, Hall and Mr.. Shaw, Of the
United States Secret Ssrvice, for showing
counterfeit tEo-dollsr notes. His house
was searched and $3.50 in counterfeit bills
were found. he will be taken before the
United States Com missioner to, morrow for
examination. Capt. Hall has also lodged
in Jail Thos. Chan, who was held for cir.
culating bogus silver dollars
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. o.,,,,n.. fortunate Is..soyery.

CAPT. Coleman, schr. Weymoutb, plying
between Atlantic City and y. 7. had been
troubled with cough 80 that be vas pns-
Die to sleep and vas induced 70 Try Dr.
kings New Discovery for Consumption
Ii not only gave him instant relief, but
sllayed the extreme soreness in bis breast
His children we're similarly affected and Q
sinsle doss had the same happy effect.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is nov ths
standard remedy in the Colelsn house
hold and on boa1d the schooner. Fres
trial bottles Of this standard remedy 81
Logan i Co. . Drug Stors.
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A young woman named Alice Rossup
has been found 10 have been systematical.
" ,burglariziug g Cincinnati saloon over
which she occupied rooms
Mr.. FIorus B PIinp'on, for many years
leading EDITORIAL ~riter on the Clnoiu Oati
Commercial aud the Commercial Gazette,
died last eyeniug.
The pedestal for the Bsrtholti Statue OF
Liberty has been fnished al last. The
statue itself is poE TO be erected.
The csbinet-nskers and wood workers oi
the Brunswick. Bake 4 Collender billiard
table factory, Cincinnati, have struck. but
there is a prospsct Of 8 settlement Of the
dihiculiY to-day.
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The Best Sslvs in the world fos Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeuu, Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands, Chilblaiss.
0orns, and ell Skin Eruptons. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
ID guaranie d 10 give sstisfsction, o.
money refunded. Price IS cents pr bar.
For sale By Logan 4 Co.
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Pgtrid Fish was tho Trouble.

PrTEssURG, Pa, April 25.-Fhs ak
members Of the Schwartz family who were
poisoned last Tuesday have all recovered.
The physicians think that the poisoning
was caused BY eating putrid fish and not
the coffee made in q granite vessel as re-
ported.
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r, In5ve Harding a Candidate.

WnKEsRARRE, Pa, April 23-Ihe
Leader announces exJudge NJ. Harding
a. a candidate for the Democgsuc nomins-
ton for Governor. He WAS formerly a
RepubEcss, but of late years has been q
Democratic.
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An AnaAsr WastSd.

Can any one bring % . cAss Of Kidssy
o. Liver Complaint that El:tnc Btt9l
vill not speedily ourei We say thsy cas
not - Thousands OF cases already pssns-
nsatly cured end Who are daily reconnss1-
ing KIscthc Htsss. VIII prove. Bishts
DissAAa Hsbstss Weak Back, q ssy
uinasy complaint quickly csssd Tbsy
purity the blood, regulate the bovsls ssd
act direcsly on the dissassd parts. Rvsy
bo.tle guaranteed. Pn sals S 80 essts .
bottls By Logan 4 Co.,
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
For oysrvorksd Females.

DR.. ]. P. Cowan, Ashland, O., ssys "ls
proysa satisfactory as nerve touiei slso
In dyspeptic conditions OF the stouach,
with general debility, such as We find in
overworked females, with nervous head
ache and its accompsniments.
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miraculous Escape.

W. W. Reed. druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: One Of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonis, Randolph county,
Ind was long sufferer With ConsumP'
ton, and was given up 10 die by her ply si'
cispu, She heard Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for CoDsumpt ption. and began buying
il Of me. In six months time che walked
to this city, q distance Of six miles, and is
now 90 m sch improved she has quit using
il. She feels she owes her life 10 it. Free
trial bottles at Logan 4 Co drug store.
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An Editors.Body TO. BE cremated.

CScISSArI, April 24-Ths body Of
Floris B. PIimpton, late associate editor Of
the Commercial Gazette, Is to be cremated
at Lancaster, Pc, in accordance With his
ott-expressed desire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-26

Toronto, 0rtss;s carpenters and hosses
have szyeed on City hours veek-nins
hours for FIVE days, with Eve hours for
Saturday.
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OUR REsURRECTEp FORMS.

There you will see the perfect eye after
the waters Of death have washed out the
stains Of tears and study. There you will
sea the perfect hand after the knots OF toll
have besn united from the knuckles
There you will see the form erect and
elastic after the burdens have gone of the
shoulder-the very life Of God in the body.
In this world the most impressive thing.
the most expressive thing, is the human
face; but that face is veiled with the
griefs Of thousand years. In the reSur-
rection morn that veil will be taken away
from the face, and the MONDAY sun is dull
and dim and stupid compared with the
oui6sring glories Of the couptenances oi
the saved. When those faces of he
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DOWN WITH rHE CAPITALIST"

hvA 2 Tarsoa, Michael Scbwab and A.
NJ Hsrsoch. From one stand Parsons
smoke in English, Snb SAb in German, and
Hsrsoch in BoheUIan. On another stand
Sam Fielding Augas, Sgies, and John A.
Henry harangued the THONG. SP-es spoke
in German and the othrr5 Ia Engish. The
speeches were all OF The