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ial Democratic convention.

lal Democratic convention.
 We condemn the pernicious practice of the present administra ton in appointing to the highest offices in the Territory men who aie not only residents but are total strangers 10 the great natural mineral, agricultural and other resources of the Territories, as we Il as the important functions and duties of the high offices whereof they are the incumbents; and in this connection we respectfully invite attention to the custom at present ol served. and we believe heretofore unheard of in America, of creating horde of spies, ferrets and blacknailing emissaries called special agents" who, under cover of law and the pay and sup port of the government, make it their business to obstruct and retard the honest settler and miner from developing our great resources and filling this Territory with thrifty and happy homes. This system, now in vogue in America, is equa He'd in iniqu;,y, if at all, only by the British plan of espion age in Ireland and under the talse and hypocritical hue and cry oi saving the public domain--a plan of blackmail and robbery of bona fide settlers and miners of their lands and mining claims is sys. tematically practiced under the General Land Office, all of which are an insult to the people of Ari- zona and fitting commentary up on Democratic reform, and
 WHEREAS, The Republicans of Arizona look forward with fcnd and assured hopes of certain VIC. tory in November next, therefore be 1t
 RESOLVED, That they will hail with unbounded joy their relief from the disgraceful bondage of Democratic government.
 RESOLVED, That the nomination of Harrison and Morton is the harbinger of victory, the assurance of patriotism, loyalty, dignity and honor in the administration of national affairs. That the stainless character of our candidates, their unimpeachable record and exper. fenced statesmanship will soon obliterate tke blasting effects of Democratic control, restore the nation to it's former progressive condition, re-establish national faith, and protect our industries from the machination of domestic despoilers leagued with British rivals.
 RESOLVED, That we demand the removal of the Apache Indians from the Territory.
 RESOLVED, That it is the duty of ofCongress to appropriate sufficient money to construct reservoirs for water storage in this Territory and for the development of artesian water, the benefits of which would enhance all values and bring to the treasury four.fold return.
 RESOLVED, That we view with pride the bold and unequivocal position assumed by the Republi- can party on the Chinese question, that the keen appreciation of this bligh,ing curse upon American labor thus displayed has challenged the esteem and admiration of all citizens of the Pacific coast.
 RESOLVED, That we arc Ameri- cans in thought, word and deed; that we believe in America against the world; that we are in favor of American labor and energy and in the encouragement, support and protection of American manufac t,rse. tb,t u,a haI,eva in q ho,,a
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Thomas F. Wilson Nomina-
 ted For Congress.

J. R. Kilpatrfck Joint Councilman for the Northern District H. F. Coffman For the Southern District.
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appointment to any Territory of an
 executive such as Arizona has been
 afflicted with, a governor who has totally dlsrcgarded his obligations by the promiscuous pardoling oi criminals, trifing with o,lr legal rights by signing law 10 appoint a code commission, whose labols,
 in the brief time required, intailed enormous expense without any adequate return, many of s,,id laws
 not being even engrossed before they were acted upon; whose ! ,rafhcking in political patron,
 age by appointing favori,e.
 to office, even members O
 he legislature, as .compe nsatior for political peridy, has been SC notorious as to cast an irdelibl, : stain upon the far narne of ou
 Territory, by appointing to ofic,
 men who had been defeated at tho polls, thus insulting the people b, his reckless endorsement of politl cal outcasts and pro6gates, thu : encouraging corruption anel extra yagance; whose corruption ane
 incomptency is of so aagrant
 nature that he has been conspicu ously repudiated by his own rart,
 in refusal to endorse hin and hi Administration at the last Tzritor
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PLOT TO KILL / SISTER
Detectives Trap . Murder
ems Real Estafe Han.


Boaroa, Nay IA psuninecs rssl
estAas dealer named Laks 2. Holman,
Lass evening. vas sssusesd for ooaspasire
10 have his sistes mnP1eeed- The in
teDded viciim. 0i0 EUeline Hnimar,
sesides b Woeesstee and oWna coos;d-
e1ahoo propefty, apd 10 80 for the par-
poss sf aestins this into his hands that
Holman conceived the plan. He made
Arrangements With tvo men 20 Do tho
job, hnt they hstrsyed him TO tbs po-
lice. He Uas axsatGned this afternoon
and placed andes $500 bonds TO
answer.
In 90 inservisv viii Chief Inspector
Hausooune. Holman said that be did
cot think be vas Going anything that
would r<n3er him Iiatie - punishment.
II the1eht the blAne would all rest
upon the man Ueo did the job. said
Be. II did not think ID Soaid Get me
mixed up Any moro than hiring nan
- cat vood.
The arst man hs approached on the
ssbjees infosmed ths police and tvo
pcltoo ofaseFs disguised a. ruoRhs con-
dnoeed the ueRoetatio1s until they had
conclusive evidences against Holman,
including . pfomisscry note for $1,000.
Holman declares that The whole affair
10 oo6spirscy Of some enemies Of his
VITO led him on IN these negotiations in
order 70 Ret him into trouble. He ssys
certain unnamed peFsons suggested %
him soDs months ago to have his -
ter robbed Of certain papess. Thts
failed and then they suggested 70
him that his sister be killed.
Tkey agreed 20 find m6a 10
DO The Job snd few days ago Q we'll
known faro playeR OF Boston telegraph
I'd him at Spfina6eId that the assassin
had beea found. He came on to Boston
srd neaotisiions which led to his arrest
followed. He said 10 the detective Vho
sas playing the part Of the murderer
fos hire that be wanted to have Aiso
Emelius pat ont of the vay. He told
he officee Whose oAa lived. gave him q |
key to her room, handed him hes pio-
fure. told him on which eide Of the bed |
she generally slept, she bavinQ q lady
room mate. and hs also gave him
. plan Of the room. He also
so0Qested that there vas thrse
rold watches In he room. He had
better take them, % that robbery would
bs sscribed 40 the motive. and be eiso
goeeested - IN easy way to kill the
woman, thaa dasnina needle bs sun
beg heart. The murderer vas
70 Teosive el0OQ His reason for want
inQ bis sister put ont Of the way vas
that he feared she Was going 20 be mar
risj, and that he voald loss ell the
pfopaYty.
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snvsRAx Ho11 rARIyY sPHlcuEs IN IHR
nOUuE.

n0UuE.
WAsnmo1ou, Nay 4.[ohnsor of In
diana, from the committee on elections
submitted report IN the California
contested election case Of Lynch ".
vandever and il vas referred to the
house oslpeda,. Tbs report Ia s,ropg IN
favsf Of vandever, the sittine member.
Private business having been dtspsnsed
With the house went into q COMMITTEES
Of the whsle on the tOif bill.
Mr.. Oasvesl. Of Wisconsin, criticised
toe method Of tsriG reduction proposed
BY the committee on ways and means.
declaring that Il did not provide for any
euhetantisi decrease upon articles OF
general consumpfi0n. The COMMITTEES
Should have provided, be contended. for
the entire removal Of the duty on sugar.
That course take 81 tax from the
food Of every man. woman and child
and such relief would extend to every
family, rich and poor. He would give
a reasonable bounty for sugar producers
in the United Ststee, bat be wculd no
longer continue the great tax on the
mouths Of 100000 people under tie
euisc OF taI revenue for revenue eniy.
Mr.. Mcdonald. Of Ninnssota. spoke
IN opposititn q 10 the protective system,
and expatiated upon the injuries result
M 10 the people BY licking ~ the vest
surplus IN the treasusy.
NJ. GosntbeF. Of Wisconsia remark
ed that bis o. ileaaus Mr.. Bodd ssAl-
loved the whole dose prepared BY the
Democraoiic msjortty and seemed TO
relish It greatly endeavoriuR BY politt-
cal sopAissry 10 persuade thc people OF
his district that IL vss very palstable
decociiou, Q psnscen OF ell evils. tpe
long looked for Democfatio 81. Jacoo's
Oil that would heal sll evils Of the bodS
politic, (iAoahtef). He was in favor OF
restoring the WOOL tafi6 Of 1867. He
vas hfm belisveT in the tsriR which
not cnly Supplied the rneana for eypen-
ses Of the government but at the saUe
time built up and encouraged the home
mas ufactureR. The insxhsustible 70.
sources In this country rave employ
u,ent 10 millions Of our people while be
declared tbs condition OF the working
men Of the esuntsy Of bis birth should
be guarded. b did not feel called upon
a. an Americas 70 give cid 70 them q.
the expense Of the laoosinR peopie OF
America
NJ. Carath. Of Kensscky- How are
yen on the tax on empty bottles.
Mr.. Guerthef-I'm al! right. Hos
are yoa on full bottlesf daughter.
In conclusion he expressed his will
inarIAss TO ALLOW the people to bring IN
q verdict in the case Of pfotecsion
AGAINST free trade and be psophesied
that the dict would ensign the Dem
ocratie party to place among the
strasRiers 10 The great national process.
sion Of Aperioan Industry.
Mr.. Wheeler, Of Alabama, spoke in
favor Of the bill.
Ihe committee then foss end tie
house took recess until 8 O'Clock. the
evening session to Be for the considere-
sion Of prissts pension bill.
At the evening session tbs house
p.ssea twenty seven pension bills and
a6j burned til tomorrow.
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rus METHODIST osSsxsExcx.

xHr pEnAYR ox TEE ApnissIoS OF vo-
nRx psLx0AIn 70 coxTISUEp.
Nsv Yoax. Msy A.-Bisho2 FosI, q
Minnesota, osssidsd 81 todsy's session
Of the Methodist Episo ospai conferences.
Fbs order of the dsy vas tbs detass on
ths eligibility Of women lay delegates.
The debate was opened by DR. Le,parc
Of the CincinusisI copfereuss, He os-
asn by sayina that he bad received s
number OF letters varnins bim ros 20
speak in favor OF admitting women. h.
~ q strong advocate for tde admission
Al vumsa and be eiessd By saying
ehat N shs women we're not TO be feo
eaniss1 shey shcaid not be allowed to
vo1e fos the election OF lay delegates.
Rev. John Miiey, prrssden; Of the
Drew theological seminary sgohs
eesirst The sdmission cf vc@s- IS lsy
deiecstsA. II the Qasstioa ware sobmis.
"a 10 Q vote Of the vonsu be believed
dat nine oot Of tso voald voss against
it-
Rsv. ]. b. Day. Of the Nee Yofk coo
fefsnse, aiso argued against the adm
sion Of women he thougt. tie Qaes-
siou, before teis is sessiet. shoald he
submrstsd 10 . general VOTE Of ths
ehureh- Ths vsmec. he sa;5, l. cked
tha necessary expssisn y. sn6 IL admit
ssd viii veaksa the force Of tbs lsy
3sse SAsioa.
Gepssal sameei II. Hurst. dairy and
focd eomDtssiocer Of Ohia, Vas ,ss
Ara lsymae 10 gain tie asos. He de
fended ths rights of souen 10 sdsais
ssce- He aiiodec 70 ts- caponsots oi
voo<n - "oid foe,es." he arIsiciss<
ths bsshops' address.
Prusessve O. J. I.sfiis. Of THE ssrAezf.
Urivess ~. folioved. He sxld hs 81
bes ip f.vor Of ths sjCizssaa os ~eEs<s.
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PsuruCs N IsELasD.
TIE PEOPLE pos'r WANT ITALIANS I'd II
rREyRnR VIII rHKfB PLANS.

THE PEOPLE poS'r WANT ITALIANS TO H.
TRsyHaR VIII rHKfB plans
Du1Lu, Nay &.-The Fvsemas's Jour
nal rays that Psrnsil will make sn in
porssrt spnourcemer. 20 the E'ghts
cab dinner on the instant. rsrps.i
believes, Il ssye. tbas sts sersrisn
movement In Ireland msy be conducted
With sufiiciept eject vitkoai collision
With the religions feeling Of the Irisn-
mec.
Tae charge against Wm. OBrisn Of
incitipg tbs people to bold lesGse
pseesing have been withdrawn.
In q speech at Kilmorry. county Lin
erisk, today. OBrien advised the people
10 ADOPT tie rlan ef osIapaien and 20
boycott all persons who take eviolsd
farms. Though the people, be sai6.
we're boznd to obey toe commands Of
Z ,upe 10 msttess OF ch1ron discipiine,
they voeld 40. hsvs politics iie.a,ed to
them BY II xisEs.
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KlLLGD ms UWS Rworn1R.
JOHN BLACK sUsRKMpxRs HSMsxLY Ayrxa
aLAYyn0 ms nnoTHxa SAMUEL.

VnouIA, New. Nav &.-Ssmuei Black
vAs killed BY his brother John Black
this morning IN Q building at the oofner
OF Tayinr aud @ streets owns a by them.
No particulars Of tie cause are kpcWr.
bus the broshess were heard qusrfellina
By soue men in tse adjoining buildina.
Two pistol shois followed and John
Black emerged from the bcuee With =
piece Of iron covered With blood in his
hand. He vent al once 10 the shesih's
elise and gave himself up. His brother
was found lying on the door with the
front Of his skail crushed 10, evidsn4ly
with biovs from the iron bar. John
Black says hrs brother dfsd tive shoss at
him and be was forced To hill him ia
seIf d fence. The story IL mot believed
~ bullet wound Vas found on
Samoers body. The brothers were
heavy real estate owners In this city.
1ohn Black has family in Oakland.
California. The fratricidai tragedy haa
created great excitement here.
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onicsao IxprasaroL,s.
sAyAs LsSRs Losr.
raoHBons Frsp A KEvoLrrxo srxcrAcLs M {,
nussnD nass

Ssionnons RIsp EEvoLrIso srEcfAcLs IN A
nussaD nsss.
ARLissros. Neb.. May Alt q o'clock
this moIaing ire was seen on the farm Of
widow Freexs. one mile out. A posss Of
citizens went out and were horrilled t. ana
the eharred remains OF aeyen hamsa beiurs
identihed as follows; Old lady Ffeese. Pred
6nieiasshen. bis wife and isree children !.
and ffed's brother Louis. They we're scat
tercu 70 diherest parts OF the barn away
'roia tue horses aud cows. some ifteeu of
which were also burned. One theory ID foul
pay. Another Is that each one Of the fam
ny aimed TO save the animals AMI all failed
aud were suioestcd saddeaiy. A dAughtsr
VINO y away visiting Is the only surviving
oae o. the iamisy, but Il is reported that ihs
hired man cannot he found
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No PARlles FsR HIM.
WORKMAN RowDRnLH pRcLAA.s NE n
not 4 CANDIDATE.

EohkAAN ROVDk1Ix pkCLAASB HE u
NOT CANDIDATE.
PBILApKI PnrA, May 4-Gsperai Mas
ter Workman Povderiy has written q
letter 10 vhiet, after quoting from let
ters from all sections Of the counsry,
aud from articles In the yari,us labor
papers, giving him advice as to vhst be-
should Go. spd ~ to what SHOULD be
done 1t the coming election. be ssys:
''As tie campaign warns up viii b.
snuoyed still more. And take this op-
portnuisy to say that en- net \ casds-
date for anything. don't favor tie
turning Of the Knights os Labor int : q
party. and viii not base anything TO
d. with parties"
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CRAcKEs FACTORY suKNED.
Los AN0RLEs Losxs ONE OF nKR BRer
luDUs1nIus.

Los AN0RLBo L06x1 ONE OF EHR BEST
uDUsInIus.
LoJ ANaGLRs. Msy THE freight
dc psrtment OF the Southern Pacific vas
parsiy sea today, the day switohmen
having joined the strike Of the night
sWitchmen. Thssr demand Is for uors
pay and less hoars. TIE hight men
nov work thirteen hours and Get only
the same gay as the dag men, working
ten hours. The officials say the strikers
we're unreasonable in their demands.
and their places vili be filled With uev
men uniees the strikers return to work
at onoe. There was no settlement ny TO
o'clock this afternoon.
The loss BY the burnicc OF the Los
Angeles cracker factory shortly after
midnight, IL now estimated et $50. .0C0.
TIE insurance is rep6r.ed to be only
el2, ,OC0. but Il is thought to be mncb
more. The origin of the ire is mystic
riosa An empioye named Hchuber,
Who Was thought last night 10 have been
burned to death. turned up ell right,
nos having alept 10 the building 81 was
h,a nuatcEu
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SEATTLE W +. SATURDAY MORNING, NAY 1883

~ tie psesest lima hscsuae sae cAu,uh
- isrRe BAD nrt exrressed an oPinloa
a. the sntjees.
Rev. ?. B. Hsssy. ef Pnisa0eipkia.
sAsd b. vaa IN fsvos Of suhmisssee she
qoee too to tSs aansAl coafefence, aad
then ee offered az e1aepcment 20 tie
fepoet Of TIE c0nnitsse. The amend
Uena vas seeoadsd ard viii Be sosed
en- ~ The esose Of the dehste.
DR.. Baekiey. Who had seconded the
ansedmens. rot the noor. There vsrv
oejecsscra on tie Rruond that be has
already spaken to the qaessiou- He
sasd ne hsd nst spoken TO the amend
nsns. ard be 0as permitted BY tie
chair 20 proceed Then runherless
paints cf orcsr we're raised, with the
celsss cs sh1tsina Dr.. Backiey od. fhe
exert Vas szco<esfAl. ~ before be could
eys an opportunity 10 epeak The hour cf
adjosrnment for the day arrived.
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cRsAv sCsEnE sV rns sasrA m.
n a CONCENTRATIONS CT lNrxDKsrs n
sRagAno OUT m YxxuRx..

n coSeoGSpAfIoA CT rNrxnKsrS n
sRa1Ano OUT m Yxxp9x..
Hosroa. Nay A-The Posf SAYS TO-DAY
"fse.e has been whispers In the air for
some days past regarding q big deal on
foot In the Atchison. ID nov sranspires.
and - have cur information from eccd
sources. that the semethine In the air 10
q essrd consolidation of the Aicosson,
s.. Louis & fan Francisco railroad sys.
ten by thr A,ehisou, TOPEKA 4 Santa
Fe. tt Il fussbes reported that this
srsnsActio0 10 prscsicaliy accomplished,
barsir9 details which are being closss
np By Colocei Mott, president Of the
Atlantic 4 Pacific. u is claimed that
the whole matter viii be closed within q
ee-k at the fnrshest- The absorption
Of the bt. Louis q san Francisco roeaps
the absorption OF tie Atlantic Pacific
and ita numsfous feeders. giving the
Santa Fs controi Of aboa: soc nu0 of
road"
rs1 usuAL roayIvs DENIAL
Bosfou, Aay 4.--The eficials os the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe state Dos
itfvely that there IL no truth IN tbs pub
iished report Of the aosorss M OF the
81. Louis 4 San Francisco railroad BY
the Atchisou.
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RssKsAll GAuEs.
CHICAGO VINE HIN rfonrH GAM v,on
tNDIkxAPoLss.

CHICAGO vine Hsn rrourn oAnn v,on
tNpIAkAPoLzs.
CiHcyxsATz. May 4. - CINCINNATI 4.
Kansas City 1.
CLEvRLASp. May 4.-The Cleveland
Asoistic esme waa postponed on 40
count Of rain.
LaunsfIIE. Asy 5--Louisvilie s. 81.
Louis Z.
onic,ao TSpIaslPoLas.
CHisAa,. May A. Chscaso c,n ha,
eighth consscassvs game from Indian
apoiis TO-DAY. Toe batsi0x vas verv
strong on both siees. bot Ohicaco
turched her hits bSstsr than her on
ponsnts aud easnet the victory bv Good
suck work. ssete. ohieaxes IL, In
Gianspoiis Z.
pEzHotr- PTrTsnuRo.
Dkrsogz. May A. Pisisburr s,rouneS
another game scdsy 10 the csamr,ons.
through seesf irsbiiisy to gauge Oon
ways delivery. GAVIN was bit for
eieven bases, With total OF sventr one
Dlnlap, Sunday and 0arxal shared the
fisid honess. Thempson's hand VAS
spli, Ia Abe drss inuing By n a. bali.
aud be gave way 70 sntslifle. OcIy 4
t.s psopse verc preseat, owing n
.bt-a'eblr2 weather. score: Detroit A
f.ttshufn y
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three sboss being drea 10 auick sacces-
sion. Atkins ~xs feond wing on ths
seer With 8 tniies throcca h.s body.
He stsss6 thns Arysas snd shs cAisf af
police bad shc. Ai.a. Rrs ant and sam
rle are ur5ss errsst.
lsvxess Crasa esees.
CUHoyaAN. Msna-. NAY A heavy
zsic lass riSas oeenei the ssrasss OF
Asekiasr. sad rfoashiy the largest
grssn nset on receri passed ecwa THE
morusne.
s1sveytsx Tho steamer laahs.
Slx FRAscssoo. ksy THE ssearsr
Idaho = being ssrvesed by she ensi
ns<rs Of the Pacific enass CcASs Steau-
ship cosrraEy to sscs RATA Ike expsr-
ditnre rtosirs3 10 sepsir that vseael.
II viii drEeEi aron ihe outlay whether
ste VII be fitted np for this sessan's
run 90 Aissks, oe whether another
steiner ssi be Pat oa 10 take ter
Face
shsaes< Masaersr csavtesed.
skLr LAKE,. Mav &-Lssis CAa.isv
has been fecrd eriity os murder in the
first degree for ks,.,rg Ceiasss Mary
81 Alta isst 0cfeoer. the jury fscoya.
usndtng iita sgnpssseHrient, and tbs
judcs sentenced eira sseorainely. His
seecnr,ics. Ole ssss. Is puv on trial
ard has ecnssssed his part IN ths
crime.
The WRECKED Qseen.
SAN Fnkxeyscc. May 4-The steamer
Quesr of see Psciec new hes alobass,s
tns dock sc past Hartford pesrIy free
from water Erets telegram raceivea
hy tao SCENTS Ia tets city this marnin1
vssy .itsie darrnR- viii be sustained 10
The he3 er rasalresy of the Queen and
Ip sli psohshiiitiss she viii arrive In this
port tonarrrew when rspRirs en- hey will
,e Immediately ecrnmer ced.
Gnsisser scasslsd ss Deash.
lucscs. A. T., May A. Engineer Has.
'iso1 of ths SoGtsern Pacific vss scsld-
q 20 death twelve miles wcst Of hero
eis nornirc IN trying 10 drive plua
nso leaking Zoe. he drovs the flue
nto the bat,er isttisg sas steam aud
sot vsisr ross cut en him, ccmpieteiy
'oos'rs the iawer yaIs es bis body.
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IHR JoAs ~ ALMOST auAgTEs OF
MILLION D7LLAn9.
SAH FaAscIsoo. May A disastrous
Gre Ia rsQieg 10 San Diego and the ioes
slresdy reported ~ over q1artsr OF a
Esill;on Of dollars. Al 2:30 O'Clock this
afternoon 20 further passicolars Ssae
ootsirzoie.
Later reports state thst tbs Ere xzs
eonfEed 10 10 three stores in It.
Hmm block and .s 10 hog naass eoa-
tsoi. Il IL nov believed iLas the Is,ss
viii account 20 ts0o, COO.
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Ho9 srxIsas. Msy s-JoAn III. A.
kirs, sx-shief OF police. vas fatally s.os
ir Bryans's saloeo issi nsehf. Astias
and Joseph ssnrie, Essrymsu, hsa
snsssed IN svo ast eglis cufiaa see
stsssecsn Ia ths sAsn- ssiooo. Astes
tae lss. asLt Askins srnsd Air,sesf ana
stdfusd 10 thh ssssae- i<sv.s,sts,s Il
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Ikbei rife have h7sn sselen from tie
factory al Dpnai. II 10 F1spe-tec thai
she srti1ies vere tsksa at she irs.sa.
ten Of foreign powers
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siii sepd tFaeps 10 Q,@ii the efatorh-
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Tnomss MeAesus BY shoctsns bin ia
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toe tth Of last Janoary. vas eorcIoded
todsy. TIE isry returned q yer6iea os
murder 10 tie second degree.
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has setsrx<d from shs surael shssesxn-
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LONDON. May This race fsr ore
thousand gsfissss stakes. ~ Newmsskst
today. v<z won b Brtax Root asa
Bsee 70 u eoad, fsei aahane thi.si ~.
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