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AFTER. TIE TsU.Ts.

Anichts Of Labor Asking Tor Z ctIon by
Congress.
BALTIMORE, October Isth.-In response TO a
Unpublished letter from suEreme Master
Workman Powdsrly of the gnight~ of Labor.
r gu sting exprt ssiors of or inion by local AS,
sem5iiss as TO ths necessity for congressional le-
lslation on the subject of trusts, Local Assembly
,2S3 has sent letter to PIeSi5ent Cleveland in
which he is asked TO transmit 4 message to C.,n-
sress demancing immediate legislation to abol-
ish all institutions that gamble in food ana a. 8
further Prots cionto the masses that .all trts.s'
be abolished
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SONG OF rnE puNcH.

The Tune to Which a Los Angeles Car
Company Was Victimized.
Copyright. ss, by de CaiifoTTia .4sso1atsl Press
Los ANGELES, October lgth.-Five conductors
on the Los Angeles Cable Railway cars were ar
rested this afternoon for stealing fares, snd sev-
eral others viii be arrested tomorrow. IL is
claimed that the combustion has robbed the
company of from 500 to 500 a day. The
brother-in-law " was the scheme used 10 cover
the theft. This instrument was introduced and
made here by conductor Mefford, an old San
Francisco conductor Ii is supposed that 200
OF these brothers-iu-lsw" have been distrib-
uttd among thy conductors il this county.
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EUsr0N DE1TCACIEs.
Imported Fish-FsaIs and Beans fos the
Cultured 14uhtsas

BosToS, October lst:i.-a gentleman called at
the Custom-boUss yesterday morning 10 inolira
what rate OF duty wSuld DC seTisd upop "a
balls. 5fer he had bean infsfsped that Is nj
csnt- aS Vaiefsm VOL q b ol,i sged, he ssif
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-20
TnU LONDON MYSTERY.
she Alleged Hhii, chapel Fiend
pgfvtn.- IN. P.tifen.

She Alleged Hhile chapel Fiend suI
Dsfysns ,hs PglicS.
LONDON, October l9th-George Lusk, the
builder, who is the head of a Whitechapei Yigi-
lance Committee, received by the parcel post on
Tuesday night a box containing q meaty sub
stance, and with It was a note reading al send
you half of the kindey l took from one of the
women. preserved it for you; tother piece ]
fried and eat. 1t was very nice I may send on
the bloody knife that took i cut If you cnly
wait q while longer
The box were taken to The Laudon Hospital
and Dr.. ppenshdu said the contents certainly
came from Il tull-grOWn woman. The CHASTITY
package IS nov at Scotland Yard. IL Is supposed
that the matter was cut from the AIitre street
victim. The handwriting % the note Is not al
all like that oT Jack, the Ripper's' letters.
THE BLooDH cUEDs LOST.
Every body III town has been startled by the
great loss which Scotland Yard has sustained
and all the wires connecting the detective
headquarters with the local stations OF Ibis vast
city have been thrObbing conyulsiVely because
cir Charles Warren has lost his bl0odhounds.
In the furtherance of their training 70 catch
the Whltechapel murderer, the dogs were taken
this morning to the Common and there laid on
the sCeat. When Let loose on their last run
they we're lost sight of altogether The men
IN charge = ere frantic. Despite the closest
search the dogs, up to the present, have not
been found. Perhaps some smart dog-trainer
has made q grand haul of Warren's prize
hounds
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The House.
.Cenuialt. -, 1g ~ eIiforalia AssoeiaieI

Ifoy79I, IooH, Oy u3e Q 0T7Itd As5oe'Hed TesSi
WAssINGroN, October 19th.-The House met
this morning, but was unable to transact any
business, as Kilgore of Texas and Turner o.
Georgia objected to all requests TO consider
bills.
Several enrolled bills were signed.
Kigore announced that the President had
more bills to consider than he could well dis
pose ofbefore the time of adjournment
The House adjourned until II o'clock 10
morrow morning
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SOLDIERS Ra7IoNs.

Suggestions offered by the Commissary.
General of the Army.
WAsHIEGIoN, October I9th.-General Mac
Feely, CommissaEy-G General of Subsistence has
submitted his annual report to the Secretary of
War, showing total resources of So, ST 3S7 and
total expenditure of q, ,995, ,703, leaving bal
anee on July IL, 1885, of $751; ,6S4 He says slg
gestiops have occasionally been received in re.
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Lar THE CALLED JADE VINCE.

Tam many and the County Democracy
Exchanging Campaign Courtestes.
New YORK October leth.-Tammany Hall to-
day sent sharp reply to the County Democracy
in reference to the latter's recent overtures foI
a union on Congressional and Aldermanic nom
inees. ' We have en- cred into this correspond
ence, the letter. among other things, states.
"for the sole purpose of obtaining a solid Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress from this city but
if your organization should nominate candi-
dates for Congress Indifferent to the success of
the Presidential ticket, like your candidate for
Mayor (Hewitt we venture to assure you that
this organization will prove itself capable of
taking care OF the interests of our party.,'
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a good deal o. real estate is chans iae
hands,p said neiahtor. "Ob, no, ga,-
swered witty purchaser. A god sle.5l
Of money is changing hands that's Ia,
G.. state of the case. Nantuekes iaqahrss.
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BIS NAME WAS BUNKo.
SoiId Citizens of Minneapolis TrIcked Out
OF Eieslr Thnuss.l,l ljnliars

MINNEAPoLIs, October 18th Jonathan Crimes
one of the hest-known itizens of this city, was
idence game. Another citizen, named John
son, lost $1,000 by the same means. The conf
dence men, two in number, came here from
Milwaukee, and are known to have o Grated in
Omaha and other Western cities.
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At HARRIsoN's HOME.
Visited by Veterans-Great Labor Dem
onstrGtion to Take Place.

OIlssrEIIOn 70 aaAs IIaCe.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 19th.-The Eleventh
Indiana Regimental Northumberland Lew
Wallace's old regiment-h. Id its annual reunion
in this city to-day. About $50 members attend
ed Shortly after three O'Clock General Harri
son came down to New Denison, by invitation
10 meet the veterans. He received them in
formally in the psrlor5 of the hotel
As the heroes of Champion Hill marched into
the large room, headed by General Lew Wallace
and General McGinnis, they halted and gave
General Harrison three rouslng cheers Gen
eral Wallace then presented each veteran by
name to General Harrison, who hadl q pleasant
wori for eve yone. There was no speach-makine
on either side. The veterans gathered ciose
around General Harrison and carried on a run
ming conversation for nearly an hour
few days rest from the fatigue of pub. ic re
ceptions and speaking had been OF marked ben.
eft 10 General Harrison, who is looking anG
feeling in the best of health and spirits
Tomorrow Will be
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Washington Personals.


i2pyigit 1885, By t.: California 4ssOciG.ed Press,
WAslINerox. october l9th.-Mrs. Miller and
her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Of San francisco,
arrived here to-day, as did also Mrs. Stanford
The latter VIII return to New York TO morrow
and go with the Senator directly to san Fran
Speaker Carlisle viii leave Washington to-
morrow to take part in the campaign in Ohio
and Indiana.
Army Promotions.
WAsHINGToN, October 79th-The President
has made the following nominations: Lieu
tenant-ColOnei Henry c. Hodges, Deputy Quar-
termaster-General, to De Assistant Quarter
master-General, with the rank of Colonel :;
Major q. Il. Weeks, QuaTtermaster, to be Dep
uty Quart; ;rmaSter-General, with the rank Of
LieutynautColOnel Captain Lewis G.. Forsythe,
Assistant Quartermaster, to be Major and Quar-
termaster; Alfred Pleasanton, late Major OF the
Second Calvary TO be Major in the army.
through the alaska Chute.
Copyright, 1875, ty ae CAP o.7.ia -ssocia,e.l Irs.sJ
WAsHISGToS. October I9th.-The Collector of
Customs at Port Townsend has been notified by
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Maynard
that the Chinese laborers who arrived at that
port on the AncOn direct from Alaska can be
allowed to land if they come within the re-
duiremeuts OF his decision yesterday relative to
the Chinese at the port of San Francisco.
Sheridan Memorial Resolutions
Copyright, 1855, GyR,e California .A.soc=te9 Fress
WASHINGTON, October 18th The memorial
resolutions on the death OF General i5heridan,
adopted by the Army of the Cumberland at Chi
cago have been handsomely engrossed and sent
here to General Rosecrans. He win present
them TO Mrs. 'heridan, oa behalf of that body
probably tomorrow.
An Invitation accepted
WASHINGTON, October 19Lh-The Department
of State has been informed that the Govern
ment of the Republic Of Colombia accepts the
invitation extended to it by the Government of
the United States to take part in the con ference
of independent American states to be held at
Washington i'll October, 1850
Petroleum tor Fuel.
Copyright, 1855, bgAe California associated F1css
WASHINGTON, October 19th.-The President,
having approved the Act allowing vessels not
carving passengers TO burn petroleum. as fnel
the Treasury Department at once issued blank
permits to Collectors ofCustoms for this purpose
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

ICopyTigRi. 1885, by Ge California associated Pres;
WASHINGTON, October 19th.-In the Senate
this morning Cockrell presented and had read
letters from the Internal Revenue department
relative to the operation OF the internal revenue
clauses of the Senate tariff bill
Senator Allison criticised the letters.
Leave was given the Finance and Indian Ar
fairs Committees to sit during recess, and the
Senate then took a recess to enable the Presl-
dent to send message to Congress.
During the recess the President sent mes
sage nominating G. K. Bisbee to be collector c1
Customs at st. Johns, Fla ; A. II. Pleasanton to
be Major on the retired list of the army, and a
number OF army promotions. He also an
nounced his approval of the general deficiency
appropriation bill the bill authorizing the use
OF petroleum as fuel on freight steamers; the
Act authorizing the printing OF land decisions
for sale and other important measures.
IN executive session General Pleasanton S
nomination was Confined. Adjourned.
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THE ENGINEERS.

The Locomotive Brotherhood Indo-ses
Chief AriIIut's Policy.
| RICHMOND (Va.), October l9th-The Brother
! hood of locomotive Engineers to day indorsed
! the action of Chief Arthur in all matters per
tanning to the Brotherhood since the last session.
| This virtually sustains Chief ATthurs action in
] the ''Q'' strike.
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The mill streams that turn the clappers
OF the world arise in solitary places
Helps.
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CANADA.

nent Baekslider.
copyrfght 1885, by he California A,socio ore...i
QUEBEC, October l9th.-Cardinal Taschereau
forbade religious rites and sepultuTe for the late
Spanish Consul-General because ne was not III
communion. The remains were buried In IN
conSecrated ground this morning Al the Con
sular representatives in the city were present,
and the Spanish Yice-Consul asked the Blessing.
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MEXICO.

The Government Concludes That 1t Has
About Railroads Enough,
CITY or MEXICO, October 19th.-The Mexican
Minister of Public Works say that no more sub
sides VIII be granted to railways.
The Mexican Congress win reform the colo
nizafiou laws in favor of small colonies
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LONDON, October l9th.-JDseph Chamberlain.
in denying that he ever refused to drink to the
Queens health, appeals to respectable Glad
stOnians, and above ali 10 the ministers of re-
ligion TO say whether they approve of such
assertions of their allies. and whether they con-
slider lying and vulgar abuse proper instruments
OF discussion Tor arriving at the truth on ques-
tiOn Of fbp rravnct national infarest
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WANT BETTER SALARIES.
The sioux Indian Police Want Uncle Sam
TO Incrsnse Their Pay.

WASHINGTON October 19th.-The members o
the Indian police, who came with the Sioux de-
legation, had conference with indian Commits
sioner Oberley and the members Of the Sioux
Commission to-day, at which the police asked
for an increase in their pay. Officers are now
paid $40 per month, and privates IS per month
each having TO furnish his own horse Their
request viii no doubt receive favorable consid-
Grafton. One of the Commissioners expires ed
the opinion that Captains should receive $50 pei
month, and the others salaries ranging from
that amount down to go Il Is aid their services
are almost indispensable.
The Sioux Indians have not yet formally in.
formed the Secretary of the Interior of their de
cision upon the proposition submitted by him
last Wednesday. 1t is believed that they would
accept the proposition whole, with the sub
stitution of 81 % for 81 per acre. 1t is quite
probab e that the President and Secretary will
accept.
THE CHIEFS AT LoGGERHEADs.
WASHINGTON, october 18th M.-The Sious
held councils pretty nearly all day. and theil
conferences finally broke up in q row tonight
Fifty of the Indians have signed a letter to Sec
retary Villas rejecting the Governments propo
sition, and demanding that they be paid imIne
diately 81 p per acre for ell lands cedei to the
Government.
The minority. consisting of about a dozen In
dams from the Lower Brule and Crow Greek
Agency, have signed a letter stating that they
represent the intelligent part of the Indian dele
CATION, and accept the Governments PROPOSE
tion as fair and just They urge the Govern
ment to stand by Its proposition and to go with
il to the Indians on the reservation. They alsC
charge the majority with acting in bad faith
John Grass is the leader of the minority.
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Attempt TO Poison q Family.
,CopyrigA., 1883, b the Cafo,alia Associated PFC;

NEW YORK, october l9th-A pretty 19-ycar-
old servant, named Mary Smolinzd, was ar
rested tonight charged with putting Paris
green on fish cooked for the family of heg en-
ployer, David Ginsbey. Mary had been ac-
cused ofstcaling jewelry from her mistress. The
girl tried TO escape. but was caplured
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FREE TRADE TIE ISSUE.
Senator stanfard's Opiaion on the Politi-
cal Situation.


NEW YORK, October 19th.-In an interview
last night with correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, Senator Stanford said:
g feel confident that Mr.. Cleveland will not
be reelected. The issue on which he goes be-
fore the people will be fatal to him The work
ingmen of this country. and all OF its interests
demand protection. They will never have free
trade"
"Do you consider the issue free trade or tariff
reForm%'
ooh, free trade the Senator replied in that
positive way of his Free trade is the issue"
The Senator did not care to discuss politics
any further, but said he thought California
would undoubtedly so Republican.
" Is 1t true that you have resigned the Presi-
dency of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, as has been reported?'
why, no. replied the Senator in astonish.
ment. . l never dreamed Of doing anything of
the kind any report to that effect is wholly
without foundation.
no INTENTION OF REsIGSISG
Senstor Stanford was met at quarantine by a
special porter of the California Associated
Press and asked whether he intended to resign
the Presidency of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. he answered: Il cannot conceive why
such statement has been printed. So far as
know, and know something about it, am not
going to resign. While abroad l received no in
should resign. and have no idea of resigning
and no idea OF parting with my interest in the
railroad system"
Senator Stanford said that he met Mr. Flood
in Heidelberg. Mr.. Flood said he was awaiting
Professor Cushing, who was then in Constanti-
nople, wishing Cushing's opinion on his condi-
ton. Flood hardly thought his condition hope
Poor Flood said the Senator, 81 left him very
despOndent !"
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The Fr.de.icls pfarv souapb,s.

BERLIN, October 19th.-rhe solicitor FOR the
ffeisiilaige ZeittHg hss addressed to the author
tiles protest against the seizure of Emperor
Frederics's memorial pamphlet. Tue paper
declares that the Emperor gave his diary to MS
cousort with full liberty to publish or other
wise dispose of it, aud it refers to the Empress
Frederick as a witness in its behalf
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PACIFIC COAST.
P.uO ALTOS SUNOL BREAKS THE
o-YEAR-OLD RECORD.
A Miners Fatal Fall-I1scape OF
Twenty-eight Jail-Birds-San
Francisco NOTES.-The.
GRADY's HARD JOB.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD, pSIoNl
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70 VFy' s U l4to VI I iSsUtttItttI
NEW YORK, October 19th.-Vice- President De
Castro, of the Commercial Gable Company says
il is proposed TO increase the stock of the com
pany to the fun value of the plant, which cost
ten millions. The rDresent amount of stock is
sued is six millions. No deal is anticipated with
any other company
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0oplr:g1, 1888, dy Ge Cot Co74s lssoe.aliez I,,s !
ROME October I9th.-Emperor WilIau started
by special train win his party for Berlin this
afternoon. The usual demonstrations attended
MS departure.
ASD EE GEIS THERE.
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home kfrAIRs.
A GREAT LABOR DEMONSTRATION
FOR HARRISON.
An Anarchist Bomb-Tammany' Re.
buke TO the Other Fellows
Murder and Robbery.
NEw MaMBERs WANTED.

'agno1AL ourArozEs TO TIE zpoorD.Usaos
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pRUMERs' DAY.

General Harrison will receive several thou
sand commercial travellers. The Republican
Commercial Travellers Club of Indianapolis
under whose auspices to-morrow's demons!ra-
ton and reception viii be given, states that
they have adyices from clubs aggregating a
membership Of 5000, who viii be present to-
morrow.
The next big Republican demonstration in
this city will occur on Thursday, the 18th inst,
which has been named
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KILLED AND ROBBED.
Pennsy lvania Robbers Plunder Two Men
of Twelve Thousand Dollars.

tCQpg0iQ7 1883, 6y 0e CalifoTlia 4ss0catel Press.
WnKEsBARRE. October 19th-John P. Me-
Clure and Hugh Flanagan left Pittsburg this
morning with So 600 to pay the construction
employees on the branch of the Lehigh Valley
Road. They were both ambushed and shot
dead in their buggy. The horse was also
killed. All the money was stolen.
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~ % " IIEIK'777 n IVl Tl8-1ItRII'
1t was the Tsiegraphers Fault.
,o,,,n,obi ,osa y, ~. l,,,i c,,,,l, .,,o.-., -.

VtpyTlyn IoolI U I'd JUT7'id lAJo-tlsI ] fess
LONDON October 19th-The Chronicle Rome
core spondent SAYS: The Holy Office has issued
a decree instructiDg the Bishops in America to
obtain from the leaders of the knights of Labor
verbal declarations SIS othe ''innoculoussaness'
of the q. der
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"The great objection | have to the
house." said the new tenant, IS that l can
always hear vague murmuring caused by
the people talking next door," Well,
ma'am," replied the agent, "we can have
the walls made thicker for you" "Thick-
er p she exclaimed, "why, then couldn't
hear thing p-Tfme.
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1t Is claimed by the projectors prominent
be the largest of the campaign The effort of
the projectors, all of whom have been stumping
the State for several weeks, is to make it work
ingmen's demonstration. They have already
the promise of General Benjamin F. Butler and
Hon. William Mckinley to be present. There is
reason TO believe they will accept. Efforts are
also being made to secure the presence OF Sena-
atOr John Sherman.
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Democrats Playing for Even.

,CopV7y0 I9No, 6Y 4lc CdtJoT1hd Assocldied Iressi
NEW YORK, October i9th.-The Democratic
Business Mems Associations intend 10 get
even with the Republicans for pre-empting
Broadway for November 3d. by engaging
every band IN this city and Brooklyn for that
day. The Republicans will have to import all
their music.
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Chalnherln;n's yghi,.e

BERLIN October 19th.-r. H-Ihe Emp. 70,
reached here this evening
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THE CAPITAL.
LAST HOURS OF THE LONGEST
SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The Field-Terry Affair-Sioux Police
Demand Better Pay-Chi-
nese Admitted.
GREAT WORK.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REcoED-usIoS.l
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Death of a Prominent Club Man.
Among The Wheat sre,

CHICAGO, October 19th.-Wheat opened stron
at "a To Il higher; December II, May l2L
At 10 O'Clock December was I23z and MAY lS1-
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Another Hoip al RTaekenzie,

BERLIN, October 19th.-The Poliic.e Naetirica-
ten says: "Dr. Tobod has made lengthy reply
TO the statement made by Dr. Mackenzie 10 his
book. He condemns Mackenzie's statements as
baneful aud generally supports the German
doctors"
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B!sine Booked for New York.

'roPJTgd, 1855, 6y t'c Caoilia -iSsociIed Press;
NEW YORK, October 20th--A. M-Blaine Will
be in this State on Monday, when he will speak
at Buffalo in the evening. Great preparations
will be made 10 receive him on Tuesday at
Rochester, where he speaks in the afternoon
and evening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-20

CoLUMBUs Ohio, October 19th.-Ihe Brother
hood of Brakemen of the United States and
Canada were in session to-day discussing the
new constitution. After consideration the con-
stitu.ion was recommitted to the Committee on
Constitution for the purpose of inserting an
amendment. The brotherhood has adjourned
until MO-lav
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-24
LIFEs UPS AND DOWNS.

The other day there walked into
the Norton Infrmary at Louisville,
KY, a weak and bent old man who
asked to be treated for a cataract on
his eye. He had no money, and the
kindly managers Of the institution
took him under their care and he
remains with them to-day. Fifty
seven years ago this man, David
Merriweather, was elected to the
legislature of Kentucky by ma
jority of one vote over Judge Henry
Bullock. Mr.. Merriweather is
eighty-seven years of age and Judge
Bullock is eighty. Strange to say,
the Judge, without wealth or friends
to aid him, is an inmate Of the same
hospital that to-day is caring for
his old political opponent. Thirty
six years ago David Merriweather
was i'm the zenith of his political
power in Kentucky. He had just
been elected to succeed Henry Clay
in the United State Senate, that
statesman having died in 1852. He
tired of the place and was made
governor of New Mexico. He re-
signed that Office after a service of
two years and went back to Ken
lucky still great power in the
state. The story of his life since
the story that brought him penni-
less and almost friendless to seek
the charity and shelter of the
hospital-has been told very often
about some others ofour old-time
statesmen. He loved the world and
spent his fortune with lavish hands
in the manner of a Kentucky mag
nate. The world has long since
him. : Even in his own
state most people had thought him
dead until he stood at the hospital
door asking for shelter.