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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-15
state Omeers.
Moalelno LoaRo Omeert.
SOCIETIES

SOCIETIES.
n A. y. a A. NJ. Delta Lodge No. -
" - Regular communications, first nnd
~ third Saturday evenings IN each
!" month. l. W. STOUT, W.M
ANnRosE AfIEN, Secretary.
CYPHKes CHAPTER No. ~, X. A. NJ, meets
n Masonic Han every ~ and tth Thursday
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
GRO. X. STONE, H. +.
y. =. CNHUTHEHs, Scc'y.
n U q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. ~.
We Ds Os Regular Communications, first
and third Monday evenings in each month.
Mrs. r. II. STOUT, ". VI.
DR. ~. YANr, Sec.
~ DELPuiA LODGE. No 100, X. Of p, mcot7 on
Monday evening Of cnch week, ut Odd Fellow =
hall. Visiting knights In good standing invi-
ted tO attend y. r. VINCENT, &. &.
HAHRY PLNGNAN. X. OF n. s. ).
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-15

- 10. q. w., Pioneer Lod e.
& ! Il. {:
No. t1p.-Hcg1lar meetings
every Tuesday cvcn.ng.N
itinpbrcthrcn In good stand
0K - "a ing cordially invited.
/SAR j. r. HALL, ". q.
~ =. l.. ALLEN. Sec.
ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. 6s, I. q. o. =
Meets first and third Friday of cnch month
Visiting PHtrarchs cordially invited tO attend.
l.. g. HtfnHAUD n. l.. j. L.. NELSON, G.. i.
AMBROSE ALLEN, =. W. j. y. HALL, >.
NAOMI No. 81, REBECCA DEGREE, I. q. O. r.
Meets the "a and attn Friday nights, each month.
Mrs. IDA NELSON, N. q,
EN-. BYEHLEY, Secy.
n K d ELDRED POST, No. l7i, meets
VI n M the last Saturday I'm each month
ot tho court house In Medicine Lodge, ut p. NJ.
AL comrades cordially invited.
o. &. HOWE, Post Commander.
N. Il. GiLnERT, AdJutant.
A. 0, u, W., SS'y SSSi' gT$Ty F$Ty" fS$rs$ay S% g
JomN DomaER. Recorder.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-15

T. G. MoLLoY, Cashier.
T. l.. LINDLEY, Asst Cashr,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
s. 6. 8otpman.

eau Claire. Seq ienoer Dem en-
Subltribent. Ser saar bet baarlist meb
subifriptionen for vSelt @aabet" - BET
enefte 8lab, ber iorteller ont gfbol6sz
pirtiombeben. Seq for min Delbar iffe
bapt lioen Jorbel al 8labet, bet bar al
beles furreret mig for ben @psbom ies
bapbe, ba ie9 bespnbte meb 8labet og
bpilten beber Maabebol6. 9isb 2icenie
er iom en- 6ter paa Diet os sigr, at man
lite soot tan itieloue ben enc @ienftanb
fra ben anben. @panit Glueplaiter poa
staffen ifal bore COB Sur for blinb Ster.
u5elt @aabei" er ct sobt Mibbel mob
9isb 2icenie Ster, naar bet bolbes
pasienbe Qfitanb foran Diet. s Be9pn.
belien sisr bet ouot; mea bet bar furre<
eet mig % Mebicinen er billig, fun l
Dollar Waret.
9il 1epibuelie
81. gien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
.. u. Ritan.

Groofiton. Yrobibitisniiterne
ieirebe peb Nsbet / Grootiton. Belluts
uiusen git ub paa at Nfbolbsfoltet buroe,
uoen 3enipn til 8artiforbinoeller, itstte
Erobibitisnspdrtiet / bets Nrbeibe for
6orbub MOB @usbrif. Set par piit lite
Nseninoen at bet ifulbe babe saaet fig;
men naar ,,@uo e, meb %, bpo tan ba
pere mob?" sme 9ins ipnes tpoe paa
at sasen ifal os maa frem bette @iense
enten v6olfeblabet" oil eller ei. 8aftor
Golem gjorbe 9obt Nrbeioe unber Mebet.
@enlisit
5. g. Stub.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
iom bens. Tbeorier % blobise Gale.
maaber pinoer @ientlang bps, beitaar

lom oenSs 1Deorter % nloot8e 3dles
maaber pinoer @ientlan9 bos, beitaar
lite al brifiise, ebruelise Nrbeibsmanb,
ber peb fine 9enbers @ierninser fit
Nniists @peb opnaar at faa eeet gus
for en- elltet 5amilte; men en- &lasie,
Der foraster 5amilielioet foretratter
Grifiarlisbeb % iom en- 9lasie baaner
% foraster bet, iom siennem Narbunhrez
Der bar bonnet ben r1eit fremifrebne g.
stations &ierne - ariiienbommen.
Haa benne alasie, fOrbi ben nbsjsr
Najoriteteni it6tre Bper, bpiler 1pens
abminlI Itratipe Mpnbisbee. Det er
oerbt at betenfe ale bore fbrre Bper,
| / 0iten iaapelium | @eften itpres % re-
sieres al bette aniparslsie Gelment.
Man fl1nbe bore tilbpielis, ON 5oranz
bring / Stentmeretten itulee furtases, at
foretrefte Snbltrenfnins inarere enb
l1bpioelie. aorruptioneu ! 8perne bar
@fplben for, at en- beberlis Mano lite
fan inouelees noeet Gmbeoe, uoen at
Der paa FANNIE Tib faites en- Y(et paa
bans sobe geapn &anter, Sntriser,
&omprpmis % uforiparlise Snbrsmmel'
ier blir unber iaaoanne Dmitenbigbeber
en- pulitiit Neboenbisbeb, nben bpilte
Seier ipnes en- ibpIilt Drbm. anbefaz
ling al lotale Yartier, lotale Gfsierel1er
al fore mora1fe @psrssmaal, enten bet
iter ueb Eotpnibips eller Counties eQer
enbos peb 6tater, mao berfor aniees ionn
en- llretferoisbeb lite alene mob be Ste>
BET, ber tilitrpmmes al 9anoets Berme,
men os moo oem, Der maa bore meo
paa at poe Sfat for llnberitbttelie al be
6pleer, lom fDber fra be steber, ber
iffe mester at affaite Demoralistipnen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Mnti Saloon &epublifas
nernes 6orbolb til tit Harti er eller
burbe bore paa Betinsellen al at Bar
tiet iiommer antaser en- iolib 9sro1ibi=
tionsplanfe os nomineler til Yreiibent
% Observation-Disclosures Wanb, omb bpen,
ri peb, at be er Hrobtbitionsiasen ben-
aipne. Blir lite bet sjort, anier pi bet
for aipet al anti Galoon &epublifanerne
os Yrobibitioniltern fommer fig iammen
paa fin eeen 41ctform till
Ter 2a9 meb BET @amle %
nuttN 9orbub Meb BET Nbe
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Narttet, io,tt ntl % tat!

9oresbeab % Gbumins Co., Stem
Dorf, pleiebe at eipe rs oemofratiIfe
etemmer. 8epublitanerne nominereoe
en ,,Mon" Siceniemanb for @rciiez&omz
mislionar. 8robibitionii iiterne nomine<
rebe ineen Meobfanbioat, men sao benne
fine so @ten,mer, os bog blep ban ila<
gen meb 23S @temmers Maioritet. So,
Yartiet t q os oil!
s @todtpu os Gbautauqua Go's., q.
g., bapoe &epublitanerne iibfe 5gf en-
Bluralitet al IS. 2icenie fit 7s Stenz
mers Maioritet. @rcile 0oarb beitaar
al bare Bbiifpmanb, iom alle er Rez
publifanere.
s fere gountper / q. 9. iaaes 9eoere
al bes5e Yartier at tipbe 8otes. Count
tier, iom bapae Yluralitet for Blame,
bapbe en- Saloon for bper IS 8orsere.
geetu gorfer ct al oe republitanife Strongs
bol>s. glntiz Saloon Griffin paaitaar,
at, bpor &epublitanerne faar Maioritet,
er Eemperanceientimente berifenbe.
Openi itaaenoe @rempler % mango flere
tabfefer bet mobiatte.
Senatet Dbio er eui uitemmist republi'
tanit. @op. 5orafer bar piit en- @aloon'
teeper peb Mauu Cog ben @re, at uo.
nepne bam til @tate Oil Snipettsr.
Buffals palste en- @aloouteeper til
Mapur os II af be surise 8p>@mbeoe'
er belatte meb eller af Saloonfeepere.
gaa ben reSublifanife @temmeieobe1
/ Eonauanba, Grie Co., q. g., bar ops
fprt fem (5) 6aloonfeepere.
Connecticut bar ben forbebreoe lib.
sape af ben blanbt @epublitanerne lob.
prife Dam Sob, us bog er 9alubelen a
Nrrefationerne for Druttenifab.
Grosbp 9isb 2icenie Bill er isier
oppe for Nem Dorf 2esislatur. Der
Nntis@uloonsR sRepublifaner, 9on albert
flyer meo Befteutbeb, at 2icenie lite q
no9en 4ur mob Saloononbet.
senatOr Yalmer al Mi9isan TT a
| fine republiionife Brebre iamlet til Stat
Club Contention en- folb Mobtu9elie fo'
fine 8robibitionsba aluiinationer. De bib
lite ba' noeet al bet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
orbnet os bebanbler Nltobolens Snbflp=

orbnet os bebanbler Nltobolens Snbflp-
belle baabe paa ben @nfelte iaapeliom
paa 6omfunbet os Misiionsmarfen.
Der bill finbes Grsumenter u itor gerb
baabe for be, lom beepnber Gfbolosars
beioet iaapellom for benz, Der er pibere
TONNE. Nlle Nfbolosuenner bsr anifafffe
fig benne inbbolosrise Bog. 9r. Olien
bar uiit gasen en- for Tjeneite peb at
ifriue us ubsiue ben.
8ogen folter so Gents, IS Gents
inbbunoen os iaaes "Nfbolbs@8labets =
Expedition.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Dm &eiIer Nero fortrl1es, al
ban tiarebe be &riftne % tenbte Slb
paa benz for paa ben Mtaabe uplpie
Npm.
9pormesst bebre er be, ber for III
siftens efplb oil tillabe @aloonerne,
bpis noturlise Jrust er Drutftnifab,
Nebparbiselie % 0sb!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Canton, Dafota, ct unoer 2oeal Op=
tion, men bar ifblee republitanifs Blabe
Z Salooner. Oa @epublifanerne inbe'
bar alle Gmbeoerne / Gountiet, er bet lei
fOrtlarliot buab elass 8robibition bel
er, that does not prohibit.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Denne Boes fbrfte Del Ct MI inbs
fommet Ds ineebolber Nutboriteters llo=
taleller % Nrsumenter oper Gfbolbss
ipsresmaalet ifets forlfielli8e Gorsres
ringer. SnbbOlbst v ierbeles bslbist
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Durano, @is. Senb Brspenumz
mere. Ser er mango @tanbinaper os
mango er 9robibitioniiter, uoen at babe
Left 8robibitionsblabe. Sc foretrefter
Blabe | tit e9et Wobersmaal.
Deres
S. 6. 8otpman.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Ger9uSGaus. $. 6. @alpion
er itte Hrobibitioniiterne &anbibat, men
wide open Demokrat. 6an er en- lee
benbis panbrenbe Bb1i b1ifptsnbe.
Sens g. Olien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Cumberland, isis. Sea bar
fulst meb rGelt"z os ,Solfe"iasen %
oentet lite anoet, enb at be eamle pilbe
f0rleoe at tuste be unse. 9aaber bog,
at uNanben paa Nuosbure" oil iubie, at
os1aa Be unge, Sfolesutterne, tan ia Stet
| entelte Tilfelbe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

Otter 1ail Gountp bar facet ct nDt
Hrobibiticusblab. 0es. @rep Ct @ebatr
ter. Gountiet bar piit ca. Is ftaubina,
uiiie Nfbolbsforeninoer % i,nes at blipe
Yrobibitioniiternes Stronghold / Nin>
neiota. Sobnion fra Aibbp os 8. s.
9anien fra Ger9us Sails bar suet flor
BirtiOmbeb / ben ienere 1ib.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

8e1iean @apios. Nfbolbsiaz
gen bar gaaet iapnt os iti1e 8inter.
6aloonfeeperne forpolbte os insen 5or<
trao fsr nu, ba ri bespnbte at fpre Dor
Sag IND paa bet politiife Self, ba blep
bet uarmt. Sc tos itammelis fell, naar
be troebe, at ri bar iaa srsnne, at oi
pilbe itp Yolitifen. gi raabte paa Go
Der oe Streber, 6aIoonen ifal uo, 8pen
ltal bape 5reb % Drben. Sor Saloonz
feepereu lib bet: ,,9ost big for ben 13be
Marts.*
Da 8algbagen bar ouer pife bet Jig,
at ri bapbe 132 mob oo As for 2icenie.
Da tunbe ri iDn9e:
gu bar ri Seier punbet,
Gn 8biifDz z@ran er funbet
S Golfets mango gotes.
Dm pi faar 9gren for bette Nrbeibe
eller life er lisesplbist; men ct ct pif,
Dor NfbolbsfOrenins bar rpbbet @runb
% bcspnbt DprBr mob 5aloonen. 6apbe
ui lite be9pnbt, iaa er bet al 5anbipn>
lisbeb for at bet enbnu bar blepet meb
bet odmle. 1affet bore Sub, iom saar
foran % ftaar os bi benne &.
Maatte ban frembeles bore meb os til
1bpret er iaset fra County, @tat os BET
belle Qdn6. Seq snifsr ,,Jelt @aabet"
9elb % Qpffe. Naatte ri ale itribe
manbist os arlist nnoer bort Glas.
2@rb.
g. Narfuslen.
, DIM GGiar fortrnes bet, at en- Spaa<
sssnnN hnA hntu tnnfp Tn fnr Ace, fKhA
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9 . ,.

Yelifan Ropibs, Rotbiap % Diotis
bar itemt imob nbitebelieu al ealoons
2icenie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

UNDERWOOD. Oct er mig umuliot at
iaa ienbt be Gremplarer, iom fommer til
Jsreninsen, iaa burtis iom Meblm'
merne bill ia ben. Nle sil sierne faa
leit bet fsr M6bet, forat benptte Nrsu>
menterne Disfusfonen. Sfalb ieS ien<
y Der er hun en- 6oritaaelie af Haunet Bro
bibitionif, bet Tan fun nnDenoeS pad
ben, Der ooter ProbibitiuH. Snaen AZ
ben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Observation-Disclosures torret:
,ttttaSm poe Oett 25oe IRA rtS.

&aporterne fra feitfonliteen % fpar.
tetfomiteen banhe fg9enbe ubfalo:
8ei luttet at ben Yaatenfte feit
ben ferfte use / Npril ilpifes, us at iftes
betfor benne afbolbes en- feit ben 1Sbe
Npril, billetter % rs cents, til inbto9t
for iau9erfonbet. Sen ian,me feItfumi<
tee blir itaaenoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

&asIabebolbnin9 peb fpartalets lut.
$51.31.
3alitebt os Sferbalsuolo palstes til
repiIorer.
Olaf Dfitie palstes til meolem at trez
manbsfomiteen iItebenfor @arl @tenpig.
Bjprn Dlien os Ebora 9aufom palstes
iom meblemmer af iubitriptionsfomiteen
ilteoet for Nilafien oe @ofie Yrpb.
8eiluttet at foreninsen fsrifaffer fig
ct norit flag meb uuionsmerte til en-
pris af lite ouer $500. giten 8inbera
palstes til at beiprse inofjpbet.
Be1 e1luttet at oenne forenins 2 user fra
ibas (altlaa 8be Npri1) bisfuterer boao
itanbpuft ben pil ta' liseouerior licenie.
s. s. 6fprbalspolb bleu palst til at
inblebe bisfusiion.n meb en- Is minutz
ters tale. @iben er urbet frit os buer
taller faa 10 mimi. ao sansen.
Eil beitprelle for tommenoe termin
oalstes f6lsenbe:
5ormanb prof. Spen Dfteoal.
@icef. Ssbn 9cpe.
eefr. &aroline Dtbp.
Aas1. Marie Satterlee.
uagtet ber er en- bel mensbe feter,
troebe bog mgbet, at en- feit til inbtegt
| for ublenbel1en af en- fuartet til at lnn9e
os tale afbslbz os probibitionsiasens
pilbe Iamle 1aaaman9e al Iagens penner
ON fig, at ben uilbe bri1ge ct sobt uo:
bDtte.
2iaelebes troebe man, at beune maab'
pilbe bore ben bebite, ba biorasene ber
peb pilbe blipe beloisere forbelte. So
miteen lopebe ct sobt program. Rpar
tetten bill ipnse Os ale for sosen inte
resierebe pil siere fit til at feiten TAT
faa ct soot uofalb.
i Martin Saubol,
/ Sefreter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

y Dm Griar fcrtrlles bet, at en- 9paa<
nsanb bao BAN pogte iis for ben 15be
Norts; ben Dag blep ban mprbet Ge-
natet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

M. 8:: @iuiams fra Spring 8allep
bar upfunbet en- COB Ylan at faa Neoz
lemmer paa. Smaa Sort, bporpaa er
trptt Rlubbens aonititution, ubbelss til
Goriamlinseu fsr Msbet bespnber. lln<
Der Blabs for Napn oa Ioresie ftaar
islsenbe Noto: ,,@lubbens Setreter er
berpeb bempnbiset til at fbie nit Napl
til &eblemsliltsn". Set er mango, iom
aierne pil bore meb, iom iffe Snifer at
fomme irem for at tsone fig. 8aa benne
Maabe Tan be lepere fine 4ort til en- ber<
til oniot Manb peb Obren. Bartram
if efter ct Mbbe IS MeSlemmer poa
benne Maobe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
2oetl Marsans.

oer flere Gbonnenter, pil Sc ba ienbe
Dem Hlaoet paa ben 1etinselie, iom til
Goreninsen? 9grb.
Rnnt Tresnes.
&lubber paa 10 for rs 6. @abat
ubg.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
srpsibiel 9eetu gort, Sorbifelp
aiua - 3i9b 2icenie | Minneiota!

3. 8. @tepens bar oraaniieret en- Bro'
bibitionscfub Brainaro meb ~ Meb<
lemmer. Blanbt Meslemmerne er ..
g. 8isser, G6ief Surseon 81. g. Sa'
natorium os Yrof. Nlf. Goulo, 6siifo.
lens Yrincipal. Bet aatages, at Der
lnart pil blipe uroaniieret en- itanoinauiii
Rlub osiaa.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30
Yrobibitiousf1ub er oroaniferet Nleg.
anbria meb lo7 Weblemmer. Der par
insen ifanoinapiit Nfb.forenino.
alubberne / 6ut9inion bolber Msbs
8peus itsrite Rirte bper Tirsbos.

8iifop Gbenep al aeform Gpiseopal
sirfen, Rep. Dr.. Bolton af Jbrite M.
6. @irfe, u. s. 8emmesuap, Ct @enr.
6etreter for .. N. 6. u. os Col. Glarf,
@runbleeoeren af Misiionen peb Stille'
bapsfDfen - aue Gbicaeo - bar ers
fleret fig YrobibitiOniiter at pare.*)
@enr. Steal Dom bespnbte furrise
Tirsbas fit s4oe Nar. @an er friis %
rbris os tommer mulisens til at ie flere
at fine Mealures antases i 2anbet.
Mrs. Sobn 9. Sind eri 9aeip Dorf
for at afilntte 9ontraft ansaaenbe l1bsis
uelien af fin Hanbs gioarafi.
geort5felb @leec(ub lebiasebe 9ars
tram til 9aitinss Manbas, bpor be bolbt
aoncert % RrobibitiensfOrebras.
Saloonfeeperne Jet ben milebbie vi.
6olbsbbl9e paa en- Mils Gfitanb % oeo
- be Tan iffe ibgmme.
6rances Wiqarb.
@aloonen itulbe bs inben Garet sar
ube, ON enbper 4riiten % anbre itiffez
lige Mennelfer oilbe bape ben til at bp.
5rpsibial geu Sort, Sorbifelp
aina - 9i9b 2icenle / Minuelota!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

6pu. g. @i9 m ont, Gbairman
for State Of 8isconiin, oil bolbe Ialer
/ Wfinnelota en- llse; bespnber ben lobe
Gpril.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-30

@aloonen Ifulbe be inben aaret sar
ube, ON enbper ariiten % andre itiffez
(iee Menuelfer pilbe bape ben til at op.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
MOURNING FOR A MoNs1GNoR.
Hundreds of Catholics at Funeral
at Baltimore.

BALTIMoLE, MD, March 2.-The funeral
of Monsignor Bernard j. McManus took
place this morning at st. Johns Church, of
which he was pastor from the time it was
built, thirty-two years ago, up to the time
of his DEATH
Long before the services began the church
was crowded, and thousands of people on
the street were unable to gain admission.
The office for the dead was recited by Rev.
w. f. Bartlett. Cardinal Gibbons cele-
brated high mass, and Rev. Dr. John Foley
preached Among those present were
Bishops Curtis, of Wilmington; Moore, of
Florida; Wadham, of Ogdensburg, and
Grandin, of Northwest Territory, as
Wheeling, and V. G. Walsh; Of Philadel-
phia, and Rev. Father Stanton, of the last
named city. All the priests of the diocese
were present except Mgr. McColgan, who
is confined to his house by a broken limb.
After the services at the church the body
was removed and laid in the chapel of the
Holy Cross Cemetery In the cortege were
all the Catholic societies of the city and
many of the children of the parochial
schools. Mgr. MoManus was man of
more than ordinary administrative ability
and his loss will be deeply felt by the church,
which he built up in a sparsely settled part
of the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
FREE SPEECH A MYTH.
Attorney General Webster Declares
Himself in the House.


Himself in the House.
LONDON, March 2.-Mr. Bradlaugh re
sumed the debate in the House of Commons
this evening ON the motion of Sir Charles
Russell for the appointment of n committee
to inquire as to the right of the government
to interfere with meetings in Trafalgar
square. He proposed an amendment to the
motion providing that the public inquiry be
especially directed to the meeting III Trafal-
gar square on Nov. l3 and the conduct
of the police in connection Herewith. He
accused the government of shirking inquiry
by treating the motion as a question of CON
fidence.
Attorney General Webster maintained
that nobody had right to go into the high
way and make a speech. Ob5tructing the
highway was an indictable offense. He
declared that no inquiry was needed to con
firm the executives power TO stop meetings
in Trafalgar Square.
Mr. Bradlaugh amendment was defeated
by vote of 322 to POI.
Sir Charles Russell's motion was also re-
jected by a vote of 3l6 to 224.
Messrs. Gladstone, Morley, Sir George
Trevelyn and all the Gladstonian and Par
nellite members present voted with the
minority Lord Harrington, Sir Henry
James and other Unionist members voted
with the Government.
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HYENAs IN HUMAN FORM.
A Negro Boys Eyes Blown Out by
Two Black Highwaymen.

- N0RIO DOy . 1Sy % DlOWU oQb ny
Two Black Highwaymen.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 2-Booker Var
borough a negro man, was arrested in
Columbia county to-day, and after having
II hearing before Magistrate West was
bound over to the next term of the County
Court on a charge of assault with intent to
murder and for highway robbery. A couple
of nights ago Marlborough and a companion
were walking along the Augusta and Knox
vile railroad track above Sandtown, famous
as the home Of a notorious gang of idle ne
groes The two men are part of the gang.
Both men carried shotguns. They met
James Amos, a young negro man VINO was
walking home, having left this city at dark.
It was about o'clock in the morning when
they met The two men stopped him, and
Marlborough, claiming that he had been
burglarizng his house, shot the boy in the
face, putting out both eyes and wounding
him terribly Marlborough then went
through Amos clothes, and took off what
he could find on his person. Charles
Whitlow, the companion of Marlborough,
suggested that they drag the body
on the track, and let the engine destroy all
vestage Of their deed The approach Of
some one frighted the men off, and they left
Amos for dead He crawled about two
miles, cropping his way through the woods,
until daylight revealed his pitiable condi-
ton TO some farm hands. The affair oc-
Cured in a thickly settled negro district,
and the feeling there runs very high against
both men
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
GEoRGIA's CENTRAL oIrY.
Dooly County's Man Slayer Gives His
Version of tho Shooting.

DooIy County's Man Slayer Gives His
Version of the Shooting.
MACON, GA, March 2-The Premium
Committee Of tho State Fair Association
was In session again to day and accom-
plished much good work for the fair.
Crawford Lindsay, the young man
charged with the murder Of his cousin,
james Lindsay, in DOOly county, has been
lodged in jail here. He was in charge Of
the Sheriff Of that county. The following
s his version Of the affair; "The difficulty
occurred last Tuesday op my farm, about
fifteen miles from Hawkinsville. / worked
on shares with my cousin, the land being
his usually traded with him,
but went and bought some
guano elsewhere without saying anything
10 him about II. When be learned that
fact be came over 10 my farm, carrying a
double barrel, breech-loader with him. He
was vexed because / said nothing 10 him
about having purchased the guano. Finally,
one word led on 10 another. and he asked
me 10 walk of with him short distance.
During our conversation he became quite
angry, and attempted 20 shoot me with his
gun, but | was quicker on the trigger than
he was, aud / drew my pistol
and shot him. He WAS never
able 10 fire at me, though he tried 10 do so.
did the killing in self defence-for
thought he intended taking my lite.n Lind
say waived trial and demanded indictment
by the grand jury. He would not give
bond.
Mayor Price and the Council have ex-
pressed a willingness to reduce the bond ex-
acted OF the dummy line from $4,000 to
81, 600, as soon MS the reduction can be
made officially, the bond will be given, and
work will be begun at once on the line.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THREAT.
Strikers Told That Georgians VIII
Work for n Song.

Work Tor song.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 2.-The
strike of Conductors and brakemen on the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad is complete
throughout the entire line, and business on
the road is virtually suspended. West
bound passengers coming into Albu-
querque are sent TO California
by the Southern Pacific. The
road is making an effort to fill the places
of the strikers with new men, but the effort
so far is not very successful. The strikers
are perfectly quiet and orderly, and no
demonstrations Of any kind have been made
to indicate any disposition to resort TO Vio-
lent measures. The strike affects about 700
men, the majority Of whom are married.
WHAT ONE OF THE LEADERS SAID.
The leader of the strikers said last night:
1--WE, like the men on all other roads, are
paid q certain amount per mile. Our su-
perintendent, who recently arrived from
Georgia, issued an order compelling us to
do an extra amount of yard work for which
we received no compensation, thereby pre-
venting us from earning what we consider
fair wages. Whom our committee
demonstrated with him and asked him TO
rescind the order he refused TO do 50, and
replied that he could procure plenty of men
in Georgia who would work for S45 per
month, and if necessary should run his
trains with negroes. After becoming sat
ished that we were not receiving proper
treatment. and had no redress, we concluded
to 20 OUT