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This cluster Of animals is Pyrosoma, the sea
lamp, q group Of compound Arcidaus, often
seen on the surface Of the ocean.
] frequently saw the beautiful blue float Of
the PhysalIa, or Portuguese man-of-war The
float, filled with air serves to keep the animal
on the surface, and, driven by the wind, to bear
il from place 70 place. 1t is most curious
animal, or rather cluster Of animals, / should
say; for naturalists now consider il to be
group Of individuals, each one having differ
ent work to DO, but ali working for the same
general cause
THE WELFARE OF THE COLONY.
1t is rather like man with hands brain and
stomach, than the coral cluster in which each
individual works for itself first then does its
share in building the home Of the colony. On
like man, however the parts that correspond
TO hands, brain and stomach are considered as
individuals IN the colony, just as much as the
pOlyps Of a coral cluster are individual ami
mails. IN Physalia there are some indi yiduals
which do the killing, some the digesting some
the reproducing etc. The stomachs send a
share Of tie digested food TO the killers in pay
for obtaining the food, and each individual
saves part OF It's allotted share of food 20 con-
struct the float and to keep it in repair 1t is
one Of the most wonderful animals III the
ocean. The cluster has most remarkable de
fcnsive powers, being well furnished with
laSsO cells, or singing organs. These consist OF
tiny barbed, arrow-lke points, fastened TO
thread-like arms, each Of which is coiled up in
little cell. Whenever it is necessary to use
them they are hurled out with violence, and
the barb, striking the object, penetrates, for it
has the power of working into animal tissue
Being covered with a sort Of poison, it, in con-
junction with hundreds Of others, benumbs the
prey, and even kills it. Lasso cells are re-
placed as fast as lost. and in a very short time
There are millions Of the cells in a square foot
Of surface. That Physalia possesses the power
Of singing 10 a marked degree, some of the
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This IhrhingaCh received the 1johasf award Of any
al the Centennial Exhibition the two last Gold aedais gwen
by the New York State Agricultural Society; aid has besn selected
from all others, and illustrated aud described in that great work
"Applstca Cycoped OF ppd Mechanics Catalogue
Addrau, hINAED HARDER cobeki Sehoharie Co. N. I.
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back of Co. G, 10th Wis, and is ready to hand
them to him or to any of his relatives
Commander W. w. Dean, C. c. Washburn
Post, No. y, Department OF Minnesota, No.
2549 Seventeenth ayeuge, South Minneapolis,
Mimi, has the discharge of Jonathan o. Dun
ham, Co. H. s7th Ind.
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WANTED--ADDRESSES.

UTANTED-By Paul Beckwith, Washington, D. c.
w a medal Of RsuOr, naval and military Kearny
cross and state medals given soldiers and sailors nom
1861 10 1865. Ssh
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O0u Cure for Epilepsy or Fits in hours Free poor.
DUIlE Dr. Kruse NJ. c. gS6 Hickory St. ST. Louis, Mo.
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SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
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YUANTED-By John Norris 50 And0yer St. Lowell,
w Mass.-The address Of any cOmr1de Of Co F. lith
U. 5. Inf, in 1866 or 1874. Sol-3s
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a INV MAN o.. IToma,s

~ n = ~ n seeking permanent gelteel business
b. which SO per week b made
easily $50 month other lines should send Tor
free 300 samples and Try m0ney-ullug tnv9n
ton Address Merrill Manufacturing Co. bi4 chicago
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d. D. Holm, 9Th Ind. battery, Huntington
Ind, wishes to inform Comrade Coulter, who
recently wrote communication in regard TO
the famous march from Franklin, Tenn, TO
Huntsville Ala, that the battery which shared
with the brigade the hOu0rs aud hardships was
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to the hospital. He said his name was
Thomas Wynne, twenty-six years. Some
years ago he left his home at Canton, Pa,
and since that time had wandered over the
country. Concluding TO return to his
boyhood's home, he walked until he
reached some point in Indiana a week ago.
All his efforts to obtain work were in vain,
and finally he was taken sick. One night
last week he crawled into a freight car.
His illness grew worse, aud he hardly re-
membered feeling the car move. He had
had nothing to eat since hc lay down in
the ear. He was placed in the medical
ward and given every possible attention,
but at o'clock he died. lie seemed to be
well educated, and said that he had promi-
nent relations in Pennsylvania, The direct
cause of death was exposure.
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baptist Missionary Unlou Adjsurns

The second days session OF the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary union began with
the Rev. Edward Judson, DID,, In the
chair.
The election Of officers resulted ~ fol-
lows President, the Hon. A. q. Pills
bury, Minneapolis, Mimi; yice.prcsidenis,
the Rev. II. y. Colby, ID. Dayton, o.,
and Thomas wayland, LID, New
Haven, Conn p,cording secretary, the
Rev. II = Burragc, ID, Portland, Me
August y, nest, viii w thu tooth ami
vcfrary Of tho birth VI Adonlrqm JudsOn
aud In honor Of his memory IL was NJ
solved toincreasc the Income Of the socieii
| 80 per cent. and 30 raiac special Judsof
| centennial fund OF SlO0,0O0 by eub-crip
tions OF not less than $1,000 each. Rcso-
lutions wcrc adopted poiilioning the
United States government and the govern.
mcnt " tho Congo Free States aud the
Worlds Missionary conference In favor OF
the prohibition OF tho liquor traffic In
Africa. The Rev. w. 4. Chase, DID, Of
Minneapolis, was selected ~ the preacher
for the next anniversary. -Four new mis-.
sionairics were presented 10 the union ~
under appointment 10 iorcign lands.
This session, IL Is said, has been one OF
the most satisfactory ever held by the 40
cicty, and the new year In begun with
great encouragement Tor the future.
Adjourned sine die.
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A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.

Imposes Himself Upon tho City OF Hell
ena-"Mum's tho Word With Him."
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, May 22.-sunday night
Policeman Rouane arrested anegro named
Charley Young, who got Oh Of the steamer
City Of Providence on her up trip last
week. There IL considerable mystery sur
rounding the man, and from all appear
anccs he Is either the victim Of an attempt
10 murder, or the author Of some dark
crime Ia some locality not yet asccrtained
by the officers. When found he had been
concealed for two days In one Of the lowest
dives In the city. lie was found In hor-
rible condition, with irighiiul gashcs
across his throat, face and head, and also
upon his breast and wrists lie was placed
In the lookup, and attempts 10 ascertain
from him whore ann how lao received his
wounds have proved unsuccessful, M he
refuses 10 say anything about II. lie u n
wel.drcsscd negro, about i've feet ten
inches high, has bad face and appears
capable OF doing any misdced. kilograms
have been sent out 10 different portions Of
the country TO get more particulars OF the
nrigoncr
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OF vast and sympathetic throng. The
slight nervousness which they manifested
on their entrance upon the ground, had
disappeared, and they were bearing them.
selves bravely and well. Their admirers
were enthusiased, and their sponsors were
receiving congratulations from their fair
associates upon the success which their
martial devotees were achieving.
After half hour the drill closed, and
the Guards turned their faces toward
their tents. Though first honor might not
avail them, they had won universal praise
and stamped themselves rs young COM
pany of positive merit. The band struck
up "Sewanee River" The vast amphi-
theater applauded, and the Guards, at a
double quick step, passed out Of sight into
the tented field, far off to the right.
THE WITT RIFLES,
OF Columbia, in command Of Capt r. II.
Williams, entered the arena at 4 o'clock.
A fine body OF men they were, with their
uniforms OF blue and white with gold
trimming. They are OF almost the same
size, and more manly appearance than
they presented no company could make.
For three-quartes Of an hour they drilled,
and the good impression which the Rock
City guards had made in behalf Of Nash.
vile was deepened. At quarter TO 8
o'clock they left the ground, having put
up the best drill yet seen.
Gov. Taylor presented the Rifles with a
handsome flag, the gift Of Ira q. Witt, for
whom the Rifles are named.
AT o'clock the
A. ID. n. RIFLES,
Of Bristol, entered the grounds. Their
roster is: Captain, J. II. Winston, IT,;
first lieutenant, w. i. Dick; second lieu
tenant, John Slack; orderly sergeant,
Robert sparger; number OF sergeants, two
corporals, three; privates, twenty. This
company has not been organized but few
weeks, but acquitted themselves creditably.
After the drills Of the companies sham
battle ensued. Fifteen thousand rounds
had been fired, during which an artillery
team ran away, and the battle was declared
draw.
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Tho North American Turner Hand.

CucAOo, H., May PA stormy time
WIS prccipitaicd today In the convention
Of the North American Turner Bund by a
resolution offered by Mayor wallbcr, Of
Milwaukee. asking that the Turner Bund
seminary, in that city. be controlled boy tho
general association instead Of the Milwua-
kec branch Of the Turner's. ltsccms that a
number OF the Turner's being Of an ultra
liberal bent II mind, In fact ireo.thinkcrs,
had an idea that the seminary was run aud
controlled by one sect or faction. The
Milwaukee conservatives denied the nccu.
salions, and then asked that the institution
be- governed In iuiuu by tho general or
ganilaiion.
Herman Boppc, the radical editor 81 the
Turner's Newspaper organ, moved that the
matter he ritfrcd 10 the board oi dicc.
tors, which has headquarters In ~. Louis,
with instructions 10 work ont n plan aud
report nj the next convention. This ear
red In supporting the motion Boppo
opened fire on the leaders Of the consorya.
tive party, who had sought 10 bring him
10 task on account Of his actions during
the anarchist trial. His indonomcnt by
the radicals las, night had given him much
boldncss, and hc easily carried the con
ycnion with him In tho matter Of the
ggmiunry
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A Court MIlheu, Money.

Four SMITH, Ark, May 22.-owlng to
the absence Of appropriations Tor the pay
Of witnesses. the Federal court Of this
city has been obliged 10 close, and over
400 witnesses were discharged yesterday
without pay. Many Of these came from
points several hundred miles distant In
The Indian Territory and are In absolute
poverty. Among the cases continued un.
iii the next term Of court, are thiriy.6ye
murdercrs, tweniy-six larceny, forty Illicit
whisky selling and twenty-cight assault,
besides over thirty minor cases.
The district Judge and United States
marshal have sent a telegram 10 the At
torney-General asking that authority be
granted for the transfer OF witnesses,
Comptroller Durham having recently
ruled that they are not transferable.
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Hugh ". BrooLs Ease.

81. LoUis, Mo-, Day % Tho Missouri
supreme court Yesterday rccciyedth man.
date Of the United States supreme court In
the case Of Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias Max.
well, the Englishman convicted Of the sen
saiional Southern ho,ol murder. Court
adjourned without fixing tho date for the
execution. II will not convene again until
June 4, when the date Tor the execution
will be named aud the mandate forwarded
20 the sheriff Of this city. Maxwell was
much affected when he was Informed that
the State court would In q lew days dispose
Of bis case forever Ills transatlantic
friends are working hard on Secretary Bay.
ard, Minister Phelps, Minister West and
Gov. Mo0rchouse. A half dozen different
petitions are In circulation In this city, but
The signatures are few.
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BLAINE SAID 1T.
Frank l.. Powell Makes n Statement
That Cannot be Doubted.


BurFALo, N. Y, May 22.-Frank l..
Powell, the young man who sent the Nelrs
the interview with Mr.. Blaine, in which
he was made TO declare for Chauncey M.
Depew, arrived in Buffalo today, having
been called home by the death Of his
father and brother. lie has made the fol-
lowing statement for the benefit OF his
former employer, Mr.. Z. II. Butler, Of the
NeirC
To the Editor Of the Evening News
Upon arriving home from abroad this
morning, was told that the kciu had
been accused Of printing fictitious inter
view with Mr.. James G.. Blaine, OF Maine,
and that Mr.. Joe Manley, also OF Maine,
was the accuser. / have since learned
that Mr.. Manley wiihdraws the charge. /
desire to state, for the ediiication or other.
wise-most likely otherwise-of Mr.. Man.
ley, that the Neirs' letter Is genuine, and
that the interview Is also genuine.
met Mr.. Blaine in Genoa, Italy, at the
Grand Hotel du Parie, where our party
wns stopping at that time. Mr.. Blaine re-
ceived me very kindly, but at the same
time saying, ~ don'tlike newspaper men,
they are dangerous" After scanning inc
from head 10 foot, he added, "But you
don't look like dangerous man." lie
requested that the interview be treated ~
private and not for publication, but
made no promise. My card sent up be.
fore the interview bore the name Of the
Etaf,g Nors, Buffalo.
One thing moro In conclusion. Mr..
Blaine did not speak slightngly OF Mr..
Sherman or any other possible nominee.
What he did say was quoted In the print.
ed inleryew-that he thought any but
Mr.. Depew's chances were secondary. II
Mr.. Manlcy wants any more proof as "a
the veraciiy Of the Ncr' interview, LEI
him cable TO his friend, Mr. Blaine. Ny
language may not have been In "Mr,
Blaine's peculiar ycin," but the interview
Is genuine and the wording Ms nearly the
same rs | could remember Eve minutes
after leaving his room.
FRANK LLEwELIYS POWELL.
Buffalo. \. ", Nav n, 1883.
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Bordelaise, Rayeller. Dor.


delaise'won by n neck, the Cyclone colt
second, Lottery third. Time-Ei0l.
Third Race Brooklyn Derby; for three
year-olds; mile and a quarter Starters;
Emperor OF Norfolk, Tennyson, Sir Dixon,
Raceland, Prince Royal. Emperor of Nor
folk won by two lengths, Sir Dixon second,
Prince Royal third. Time-20S2
Fourth Race lAwnview handicap; mile
and an eighth. Starters, Volante, Favor,
Richmond, Eurus, Banburg Tho Bourbon,
Bclvedcre, Fenelcs, ordway. ordway
won by q head, Favor second, Richmond
third. Tme-l:5B. q 4
Fifth Race Five iurlongs. Starters:
Passport, Harrisburg, J. f. Dec, Blazon,
Tiburon, Mist, Blanche. Blazon won by
length, Harrisburg second, ]. 4. Dec
third. Tme-l:03l.
Sixth racc-Sclling; seven furlongs.
Starters; Banner bearer, Amalgam, Romp,
Woodson, Sam Brown, pocomokc, Iacka-
wana, Glen Spray, Wanderment, Witch,
Spcro, Battery. Banner Bearer won by a
length, Lackawana second, Battery third.
Tmc-l;30.
Tho entries for tomouow's races are as
follows
First Racc--A handicap, sx furlonga Cycler-
i25; Mora, ITO; Fordhsm, no. Portland, iOd; tslb-
bier, 70, nrcton, 20.
Second Race-one mile wilircd los; Fila
Smith, colt ~; V. T. =. pS Joseph, ", Long
Flight lOi Malaria, lO1i Long Knight ii2 Fer.
cclcs, 100
Third Race Maiden two year olds six iurlongs.
scryia, li2 Mis- Cody, ll2 Gypsy Queen ~.
Fourth Racc-For hilios three years old. one mile.
Ocean, los reg worlgion, los tlay Stockton, los;
Belinda, los Fanitn, los Golden Reel il2
Fifth Racc- Handicap; one mile aud an eighth.
Linden, l2l; brown Duke, il2 ChOctnw, los. ncs-
T., NJ
sixth RAce-Wclter handicsp, SIX mrlongs. 20.
comokc, 40, Supervisor, iae Mona, i2O forlham.
iip King Crab, ll6 belle IIoeck, ZIG; ReguluS il0,
Quibblcr no. farkyille, III; aitlcr, ~
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How cro,,haa wa. Released.

MnwAuKEK, Wis, May Paul Croft
kau, the somewhat noted anarchist agiia'
tor, has been released from the house Of
correction, after serving but ak weeks Of
his sentence Of ono years imprisonment
on account Of technicality, which is that
when the Legislature enacted that. the
sentence for fclonics should not begin e
run until the prisoner was actually locked
up, Il forgot 10 mention misdomeanorS
and that consequently the time spent D,
Grottkau ON bail, pending an appeal 70 th'
supreme court, counted on his sofigina
sentence. The district attorney will TAX
the case 10 the supreme court
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pe.nsyi,sn,a .aish,s rsmpIar.

PirrsBuR0, Pa, May 2.-Ihe fifth
annual oonclaye Of knights Templar Of
Pennsylvania began hero today and will
continue several days. This morning
there was a grand parade, In which $500
Sir Knights from all parts Of the State par.
ticipa,cd. The weather was beautiful and
all along the route tho, various com.
manderics we're greeted With applause for
their soldiery bearing and excellent
marching. In the afternoon the annual
session OF the grand Lodge will bo held In
The opcra.housc aud In the evening there
will be n reception at the same place. The
city II In holiday garb aud the streets are
throngcd with strangers.
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Ohio supreme coart.

CoLuMBus, o., May 22.-Iho supreme
court this morning granted a motion for
leave 10 Gle petition In error 10 the Frank
lin county common pleas in the case Of
Allen o. Myers, sentenced 10 three
months imprisonment by Judge Pugh for
an alleged contempt Of court, growing out
Of an article which he wrote during the
tally sheet forgery cases. The court re-
fused 10 grant motion for leave 10 Gle 4
petition In error 10 the circuit court Of
Portage county In the case Of Blinky Nor.
gan, the Ravonna murderer, sentenced TO
hang June l.
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CINCINNATI, o., May 22,--Thc starters
for.iho Latonia spring meeting will be
Caldwell and Sheridan. The former will
start the runners In the first two days
races, and then 90 10 jerome park, while
Mr.. Sheridan will leave Brooklyn at the
close OF tho meeting there, May 30, and
remain at Lalonia until the close OF the
meeting. The horses are already pouring
In, and are OF higher class and IN greater
numbers than ever before at the track. A
smooth running and most successful meet
ing is an assured certainty.
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Tn. s,o,, n, g,.,..e,s.

Nrw YoHE, May y. The weather was
bright and pleasant and the track In good
condition at GravcScnd today.
First Race Handicap, six furlongs
Starters Dry Monopole, Fiizroy, Lady
Primrose, laredo, Grover Cleveland, Big.
comet. Little Minnie. laredo won by q
head, Lady Primrose second, fiikroy
third. Time-l.iil. Mutunls paid S7l.
second Race Handicap. mile and six.
tecn,h Starters Mollie McCarthy's
Last, wickham, Lottery, Bronzomartc,
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A reer Maraerer.r Death.

CrScIxSAri, o., May 22.-o1icer Ham,
mond, wbilo passing the intersection Of
Lower River road and Burns street about 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, found lying in
a freight car young man who was very
pale and almost unable 20 speak. II was
learned from his slowly whispered words
that he had no money or friends, was sick
and wanted 70 be cared for. lie was taken
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THE FIRE RECORD.
The neImens Icon werh.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 22-Ihe large
iron and machine works Of the Belmont
Iron company, formerly the Cooper 4
Manly Manufacturing company, at Forty
second street and Elm avenue, was com
plctcly destroyed by fire this morning
cauning loss q S0O,OQO on the building
and machinery and 90. coo on stock. The
insurance, In about twenty companies,
almost covers the lois Two or three
dwellings near tho work wcrc damaged 10
the extent Of 800 10 $40 A number Of
men we're at work In Dc upper stories oil
the iron works when lhc Gre broke out
and some Of them wcrc Obliged 10 jump
from the windows. None, however, were
injured. Tho bulldng destroyed was
a brick STRUCTURE crccicd lor hotel ~ the
opening Of the Ccnt,nnil exposiuon IN
1870. During the susomcf Of the oshibi'
ton the honciry vas known as Congress
hall.
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nome Tents.
At IOuIaVIIIp.

Laflito 10 win the first race.
The Lloncss 10 win the second race.
Wary TO win the third race.
Macbeth 10 win the fourth race.
Tam 0'Shanter 10 win the fifth race.
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Full Account OF the Crimes OF the
Doomed Men-That OF Graham's
Unusual Crime-His
Confession.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
RosEDALr, Miss, May 22.-Bolivar coun.
ty INDUCED in triple hanging today,
Willard Hall, Dave Moore and Jake Ora.
ham suffering the death penalty at the old
Jail, under sentence Of the supreme court,
upon an appeal from the circuit court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-22
paas M.lss s5 slsss !. eestl
AUSTIN.

OF for the Headsuarters-Rsprin snded
but not Dismissed,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May 21.-Colonel
Young, who commanded the United States
cavalry during the drill, started for head
quarters at San Antonio this morning,
out was taken suddenly Ill and had to re-
turn to the Driskill hotel, where he now
is seriously SICK.
Saturday evening Attorney. G sneral
Hogg addressed letter to County Attor.
ney Barnhardt concerning the band con-
cert advertised to come OF on Sunday st
the drill grounds, calling attention to its
infraction Of the Sunday law, and sug
costing that the attorney use the sheriff
and his deputies to prevent the concert.
II was afterwards given free to Q very
large attendance.
Lieutenant Heirf of the San Antonio
Rides, who was guilty Of characterization
in marching his company OF the ground
after the reading out Of the prizes, claiming
that Partially was displayed, and who
was arrested and brought before Governor
Ross and reprimanded, has not yet been
dismissed from the service because 1t
requires the action Of q court-martial to
do so.
DR.. Orneelus, Mexicsl consul at San
Antonio, who played prominent part in
the late festivities left for home to day.
General G. 81. smith, q. S. A., who
commanded the United States campaign
drill grounds, wrote back from San
Antonio to-day to Secretary J.F. Dickin-
son Of the drill board thanking him and
he rest of the directory for manifold
courtesies and kindnesses shown.
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moval of q Republican postal clerk.
"What charge have you to make against
him?" asked Nash. "None, except that
he is Republican," said the Senator;
81 want his place for Democrat. "There
is rule in force here" said Mr.. Nash,
"that no clerks are to be removed except
for cause, and 1 cannot comply with your
wish, Senator" Bate turned in q dszsd
way and walked cur, and the friend from
Tennessee, who had come in to be in
pressed with a sample Of Senatorial
power, whis,led and then said: "Well,
Pl be id, Bate, il was United
States Senator and couldn't get Repub-
licsn pt stall clerk fred out I'd resign and
go home and get elected Justice Of the
Peace,U