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CARRIED On WOMEN,s SHOULDERS
Extraordinary scenes On the Return
of Father kOlasinski 90 Detroit.

OF Father kOlasinski 90 Detroit.
DETROIT, June s-Two years and half ago
Father kolasinski, pastor OF the Polish Catholic
church OF st. Albertus. was accused Of divers Of
fences ana deposed by Bishop Borgess. A series OF
riots followed In which some blood was shed and
the whole town was KEEP. In hlgl pitch OF excite
ment FOR many weeks. kolasinski nnally went 10
Dakota. He left behind him here between 500
and 5000 adherents, who formed q kind OF band
and vowed not TO rest content un their priest was
restored 10 them. Last week lt was announced
that Bishop Borgess. would officiate In st.
Albertus ehurcn June pa This caused the
kolasinskians intense uDeasness. Having sworn
that the bishop who deprived them OF their be-
loved pastor should never o1ciate In his ola place.
they sent Yor kolaslnskl, who arrived yesterday
he was given remarkable reception. over 1900
Poles, one-haf OF them women fought with each
other 20 get near the priest Kissed the hem OF his
Frustrated themselves before him A lot OF women,
sobblng II their hearts would break lifted theif
Idol upon their shoulders and bore him 20 the
parish school, house. where they held a grand and
disorderly levee. kolasinsn says he Win be REIN
stated by Bishop Borgess. successor A collision II
expected To occur between the kolasinskians and
Domorowisk1tes. who are the bishops supporters
Both Treasurer and Deputy Defau1tefos
CENTRAL City, NEB-, June s.-A committee ap-
pointed by The county commissioners 10 examine
the books OF Treasurer, Col. W. - Webster has re-
ported shortage OF about SIS 600 IN his account.
Col Webster's deputy, Quo Foster, was also found
TO be short about $4,000. Webster has property
worth $4,000, which, IL Is said, he VIII turn over
70 the county.
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GOV. GRAY RECONCILED.
Thurman q Grand Man. who will Re-
ceive lndtana,s full Democratic Vote.

ceive lndtana's NH Democratic Vote.
CHICAGO, June s.-A dispatch from Indianapolis
says: Gov. Gray received the news or Thurman's
nomination with complacency. 81 have had no
other expectation for two days than that Thur.
man would DC nominated for lce-PresidenI" ha
said. Il have long thought that the man whom
the New York delegation supported would be the
nominee. l think should have had no trouble
had IL not been for Thurman's candidacy"
"What Will be Humans strength In Indianaf@
81 think he will carry the full strength OF the
party In this state. He Is grand man want 20
say with regard TO my candidacy that feel
pruuder OF the support I received at ST Louis and
at home at the hands OF the party than would be
me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

TEE MILITARY ACADEMY Examinations were
finished Thursday evening, and yesterday after
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Fire as College station. Nd.

Special Dispatch TO TEE EVENING STAR
HYArTsyILIE, Nd, June S-The large new resis
dence anc store OF Mr. Eugene Calvert, at college
Station. totally destroyed by nre this morning.
IL was fully insured
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Posr-OFFTCE DEPARTMENT CHANoEs.7James D.
Moler, OF West Virginia, has been appointed to Q
81 200 clerkshp in the once Of the First Assistant
Postmaster General. B. 8. Baldwin OF Pennsyl-
vania has been promoted from $3.50 TO $500.
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NEW ORLEANS, June s.-Peter Mccartney, the
noted counterIelter, was sentenced yesterday 70
ten years Imprisonment at hard labor In the
Columbus Ohio pententiary, and 20 pay fine OF
s. 600 for raising bills and passing counterfeits
Mccartney finished q nfteen year sentence at
Michigan city penitentinry Tor an ofrense OF the
same nature. but few months ago and upon his
release announced that he had reformed Tor ever.
In less than Two months he was arrested In New
Orleans while plying his old trade
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Interral reve.
nue., $5O3. .614; customs, 574, ,296.
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Railway Bussdinx Of che Year.

CHICAGO June h-Ihe RdiliOdV AQe, IN us FORTH
coming issue, Will say that from January 10 June
1, 1855, 2,211 miles OF railway track have been
laid. This IS a very large amount 10 be reported
early In the year, and indicates that the total
for 1855 is well nigh certain 10 exceed 200 miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

PERsoNAL-Secretary Endicott, Senator's Sher-
man, John P Jones, and Hampton, Naval Con-
structor Hichborn, Representative West, Alexan-
der r. Shepherd, and Henry Adams OF Washington
Boyd OF North Carolina, Com. Montgomery Fletch-
er. and surgeon 9: F. Winslow OF the Navy, and
Bishop Edwin @. Weed OF Florida are at the Eb-
bitt.-H. W. Mccall OF Philadelphia, James NJ
Varnum Of New York, 7. L Livermore OF Boston,
and Robert s. Day OF New orleans are at Worm.
ers.--J. A. Tobin OF the o. s. Navy, Luther Pill
ing OF Minneapolis. and 8. II. Lowe OF Shef1eld,
England E;n are at the st. James.-Arthur z Mich:
Ch. Mourraille Of Brazil are at the Riggs.--The
Indianapolis Base Ban Club, W. /. Neyfn of Pitts.
burg, f. c. A. Richardson OF Kansas CITY, and Bef.
nard Baer OF SC. Louis are at WillardS-C. Z.
Peirce OF Boston, George II. Benjamin, A. ]. Todd
and Edw. E. Quimby OF New York, Capt. Philp and
VIM. Blatspiel stamp oil London, and w. e. Wood.
well OF P1ttsburg are at the Arlington.
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CAIRO, June Sin Upper Egypt the cotton crop
is forward and is In an excellent condition. The
sultan has dismissed Nubar Pacha. president OF
the council; minister OF foreign affairs, and Inln-
lister OF justice, and has summoned kiaz Pacha 70
form a cabinet.
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C1k 18TH ST sw, MAY 3lsr, 1855.
sAO 4kssksl HANW%RD a HCTCHIySOy
okSTLkAkS-l send you BY bearer hereof s:,.s the
A, oenrve of the Gs- Stove you trial
~ nAs P.oved 70 D. more than satisfactory both in
IL. or ike II Very tr1.lr ~e,.-s - ~'~
tel-ln.lp TAaAsrrRp
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HE OrKx F1REpr..cr

,no le atsuc treatment Is 4 special sfudy with us
renSe tne ehoaeest eolors and desisns IN xood AZ
nlfenlent al very low prices
We sui have lot Of tls Manning stock ~b,ch -
our noors- HAYWARD a GIrrcaINssS1~~ ~s@aas
sp3o-3n.1p xos sth a
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Dom Pedro Rapidly Getting Well.
AK LES BAISEs. June s-The emperor OF Brazil
is rapldly recovering.
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LANCASTER. Pa, June SIN the Supreme Court
this morning In the case brought up 10 test the
constitutionality OF that section OF the liquor Law
OF lss7 which prevented liquor dealers. brewers,
&C., from going the bonds OF retail liquor deal
ers, IL was decided that that portion OF the act
"a oOnstffuffOnal-
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rhe Mi.iseerial Trsshls as Deela..

BFRIrN June a-The North German Gazefte,
Prince Blsmarcks organ, commenting upon the
eventuanty OF . change Of ministry, says: "Such
only resulted in showing the incapacity OF the
Opposition. symptoms OF instability and disunion
IA the ministry would be more ser1ouA They
would serve 70 depress the confidence OF the friends
of the ministry, 70 encourage the hopes OF their
opponents and 70 lead the latter 20 conclude that
tie ruling powers were no longer what they were,
while the task oe the ministry would be especially
dffncult" The Gosefte does not believe In sacr1-
nciDg the countryS interest 70 personal feeling.
voM PUIfEAAEB ASKS rIRnlDSIoN 10 nEoIoN
LONDON. June 6-The Berlin correspondent Of
ne 81 Janes G0sefte telegraphs that Hem Won
nsc "a ssisn w,n,s1er sas 81 M ,n,sseas,
asked the emperor for perminion 70 rea1gn. Herr
Won Puttkam6f'e decis10n to resign, ths o1npatch
leftes nom the empegur which ~ reosavsd lsss
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kilograms to The Star.
DROWNING OF 7. HARRISON GARRETT
Lost With Ills Yacht in the PataDSco.
A BIG HOME RULE DEMONSTRATION
GEN. sHERIoAN's MOTHER VERY ILL.
Gov. Gray Not Sore Over His Defeat.
NOTIFICATION DAY,

1nsUSce Democrats Expect 90 Have .
big Time On the 26sh.
Special Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
CINCINNATI, June 6-The national democratic
committee will meet in Washington on the Goth
Inst. to organize and accompany the notification
committee TO inform the President OF his nomina-
ton. Delegates Dickson and Gardner have invited
the national and notification committees TO be the
quests OF the District democrats on that occasion.
chairman Barnum appointed Messrs. Dickson,
Gorman and Barbour committee TO arrange Tor
tne entertainment OF the national committee and
CHAIRMAN COLLINS appointed a committee, with
MI Gardner as chairman, TO provide for the enter
talnment OF the notification committee. IL is in
Tended 70 make that great occasion by the DEM
ocrats OF Washington
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TIE PEr PINK PoopLr

l. he L EFT Il INK L OODLE
PATHETICALLY PLEADING FOR HUMAN AID
AND ASSISTANCE WAS A PAINFUL PROCEED
ING. PARTICULARLY TO THOSE WHO
had KNOWN THE PAMPERED "PURp"
IN HIS PALMY DAYS.
Let him live OIL. however
We shall continue to tickle him with feather
Every day-Men's Suits in sack and cutaway. ss 10
Every day-Lippetts, Livirgton and Johnstown Cas-
smere Suits sacks and cutaways exquisite patterns
and designs. s101a
Every day-Prince Albert Suits in corkscrew, plain
and fancy worstsds. kerseys in shades $50
sl7.4o. $Is.75 5. &2O5O.
Every dsy-Boys' Suits. coats vests and long pants
q handsome and stylish assortment g. so, a5l2 S6.
$3.50. s6.S7. 81, sT.75. =.
Every day-Children's Suits, sizes 8 to IA yeays,
jacket and pants. S1.2j. 81. 50, $37a s3s7. "a,
"a II. s4.25.
Every day-Men's Pantaloons Of every Grade shade
and description, 81 80, 81 rs. 81. &c So s3 $3.50
1915. 1887. s4.l2.
We challenge the world to furnish duplicates of these
goods at the prices named In all fairness sincerity
We declare unto you hat in any line, be it Mems.
nave never seen our prices duplicated by any dealer
We leave the PIT PINK POODLE to his own sad re.
hections His reverses, hope. will make him wiser
and better surely shal not seek add mis-
ssSs continued pursue the even tenor of our
FINE REApY-MApE CLOTHING
AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL
COST OF MANUFACTURE
VICTOR f. ADLERs's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
S<' ana S~e th st. NV. corner Massacausetts ave.
Strictly One Prlca
Open Saturday till IL p IN je4
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SECRETARY AND Mrs. WHITNEY left washington
this morning for Annapolis
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Cabinet Crisis m Cairo.

PoTsDkM, June s-The emperor passed an excel
lent night. He arose at 10 O'Clock In good splrits
and greatly refreshed.
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NEW YORK, June Q, IL q m-The stock markee
opened dull this morning and with decidedly
weak tone, nrst prices being from 70 n per cent
below the nnal figures OF yesterday. The market
remained, duh and very little progress was made
IN the decline during the rst half hour. but sfter
that time there was squirt OF animation accom-
paniod by more decided weakness, and fractional
amounts were lost over the entire list ranging up
70 4 per cent Kansas and TexaA Louisville and
Nashville, ana 81 Paul leading cotton OIL was
again active and strong and advanced y per cents
though portion OF the gain was efterWero losl
i've stockk and the last named was very well hold.
The market again became dull and steady toward
IL O'Clock, and showed no cnAnge n tnht una
Russia, EnelasA, aoA the Asghaass
81. PErxnsBrRs, June e-The Noooe Vre~va
states that the measures wnAcn ln0A desires 70
imDone upon the ameer Of Afghanintan with q
y1cW 10 preventing good relations between the AZ
rnans and Russ1an Turkomans can leod 20 -
3rocf1cal result bur only 70 dlsconient among Tie
Alghah4 watch wan prejudAcs n insesssts -
ERglAnd
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FALSELY PERsoNATING GOVERNMENT OFrrCRR.-
Inc commissioner OF Pensions has been ADVISED
that Howard, OF Mllvtlle, Pa, who was arrested
by Special Examiner Dugan on the 31st day OF
was, on yesterday, 7th instant committed for trial
In default OF 81 600 bail.
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LONDON June s-CoL King -Harman denies the
rumor which has been put In circulation that be
intends TO resign his ONCE OF under secretary Tor
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JOSEPH A. HILL has been appointed postmaster
at Brightseat Prince George County, Nd.
AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators Eustts and Bate with Harris Lindsley.
representatives DOugherty with W. c. Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Florica: Yost Grain Outh.
waite McCreary, Howard and Caruth and Mr.
Justice Harlan
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AT TIE ANNUAL COMPETITIVE DRILL for the col
| ors at the Naval Academy yesterday, between the
| four companies, in the presence Of large number
| OF spectators, Company four, Capt. Koester was
awarded the colOrs Miss Todd. OF this city, made
tue presentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND was better to-day
He expects to get out in q few days In addition
to the rheumatism In his back and side he has
been affiicted with disease popularity called the
lhsies." This Is an eruptive disease caused
by bad condition OF the blood It srarts around
the waist and grows like ringworm. There is an
Oid theory that II the circuit OF the body Is com.
pleted death is sure TO follow, but inasmuch as
sale TO presume that Gen. Garland stands In no
very great danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

SECRETARY ENDlcoTT left last night for West
Point to attend the graduating exercises OF the
Military Academy which occurs, on Monday next.
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THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the acts for the
erection OF public buildings at Paterson, N. j. and
at Tallahassee Fla the act to increase the appro-
priation for the Sacramento public building, and
the act to amend the act to establish agricultural
stations in connection with colleges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

JUDGE THURMAN COMING 10 WAsHNGroN.-Judge
Thurman was some time ago made chairman Of q
committee to come to washington to invite the
President and Mrs Cleveland to attend the Ohio
centennial Exposition to be held in columbus next
september A dispatch from that city to the New
that committee called on HIM this evening, and
MI Thurman set the date OF the visit for next
wednesday, when they will leave for the White
House, and the two candidates Will meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08

A boat arrived frOm the scene OF the wreck al
/ O'Clock this afternoon, and reports that nothing
has been seen OF the body and curious TO say. the
boat which fell from the Gleam's side
and carried Mr.. Garrett with tt II also missing
But no hope Is held out that he could have got
into it and been saved. The captain OF the Joppa
has not been heard from He has not telegraphed
TO the once OF his company, although he was to
make several stops where he could have CON-
municated with Baltimore.
Whether the collision could not have been pre-
vented had greater care been used is subject for
yacht and steamer claimed the right Of way, and
that, therefore, necessary precautions were not
taken. The two vessels plainly attempted, said
an experienced pilot this morning, TO cross each
others bows
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

DANA is growing querulous in his
old age. He is dissatisfied with the
color of the new issue of postage
stamps.
SHOULD the democratic party fail
to re-nominate Cleveland it would be
construed as announcement OF his
position on the tariff.
DALLAS is entitled to the claim of
having suggested the immigration
scheme, but locally it has not yet
done anything towards it.
DOES the Houston Herald run the
city council One would judge so
from a remark let fall by it in con-
nection with building sidewalks.
LORD STANLEY, who is heir to the
greatest estate in England, will sue
coed the Marquis of Lansdowne as
encouragement of the Canucks.
CRAsr1LI by this time has doubt
less discovered that the prohibition
lists as distinctively political party
are small potatoes, and very few in a
hill.
D. R. LOCKE, known to literary
fame as Petroleum V. Nasty, and
author of the Confederate Cross
Roads letters, traducing the South,
is dead.
The BANNER withdraws all it ever
said about bull-fghting in Mexico.
1t has just learned that the brutal,
semi-savage sport is licensed by the
great state of Texas.
UNCLE DAHL claims to be JEFF
fersonian-J Jackson or a Jacksonian-
Jefferson democrat. VIII he please
explain what he means, with a due
regard to consistency?
MAJOR BAssETT puts it forcibly but
accurately when he says that the
small salary paid judges of the su-
preme court naturally tends to make
the bench inferior to the bar.
The democrats should carry the
war into Africa and make the repub-
licans stick to the bloody shirt.
Without that issue it is a party of
mere hypocritical pretensions.
IT is reported that well-diggers
while boring for artesian water on
the Langtry's claim out west struck
silver mine. Ten cents to a dough
nut that this is shrewd advertising
dodge.
The Manufacturing Record, pub
lished at Baltimore and devoted to
the interests of the South, has en-
tered into its thirteenth year, and is
rapidly growing in interest and pop
ularity.
BLA1NE's letter of declination fur
nishes a pointer as showing up the
gentlemen who have the presiden-
tial bee in their bonnets. They are
the only ones who regard the letter
as final.
HERE is something for the pes
simists to consider: In 1880 there
were only $4,000 native Christians
in India, Burmah and Ceylon. To-
day there are over two millions in
India alone.
SMALI-Pox and leprosy are spread
ing through California and the ter
ritories. These plaques are begin
ming to exist permanently wherever
the Chinese are found in considera-
BILE numbers.
The best evidence that the Blair
bill is mo good" is to be found in
an analysis of the vote in the senate.
With the exception of Evarts, all of
the senators of brains and reputation
were "agm it."
IF Blaine is really not a candidate
there is no particular necessity for
his hurying to complete his tour
with a trirlmphal windup at Chicago
day OF two in advance of the meet
ing of the convention.
INwriting that letter of declination
Blaine either dissembled, or let him
self down easy by showing that a
nomination would be equivalent to
election, and that he was thus in
reality refusing the presidency.
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The New York Sun and a few
other cranks and sorehead enemies
of the president are at the bottom OF
the alleged change in the tide OF
popular sentiment in that state.
Hill has more sense and political
shrewdness than to oppose the pres
ident.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

The papers of Dakota, Nebraska
and Minnesota are publishing afida-
Wits from prominent citizens" to
show that the late billiards. in that
blizzard-ridden section didn't biz as
bad as reported. This affidavit pro
cess is rendered necessary by the
perceptible falling-off in immigra-
ton.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

As the st. Louis Post-Dispatch
suggests, the crow-eating editors
need not be humping themselves
with Joy at Blaine's declination. 1t
is only a scheme to secure the nom
nation by exclamation, which will
only add a highly increased flavor to
the dish of crow.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

The papers in Boston are discus
sing the question, ''Do Athletics
help colleges?" A number of stu
dents interviewed admitted that the
prominence given to baseball and
boating has the effect to draw q
great many students to these col
leges who would not otherwise at
tend.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

NELSON T. DAVIS, ex-collector of
Harris county, and his deputy W. A.
Cone, who were indicted for misap-
propriating and embezzling the
funds, and who have for a long time
been fugitives from justice, have
been tried and acquitted. In order
to complete his vindication before
the public, Mr.. Davis should run
for the Office again.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

JOSEPH. MEDnI, editor Of the Chi
cago Tribune, is making a tour of
the South. With his present correct
position on the tariff and with
the broad and enlightened views
that he will obtain from his visit to
the people of this section, he will re-
turn a far more decent man.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

Col. Ed. CUNN1NGHAM, who owns q
large sugar plantation in this state,
has been visiting in the north and
east, and interviews with him are be
ing given wide publicity in the pa
pers as showing the tendency in the
South towards protection of Ameri-
can labor from competition by the
pauper labor of Europe. 1t is our
duty to painfully observe that moth
ing is said by these papers in con
nection with the interview about the
fact that the colonel exclusively EN-
ploys convict labor on his farm, the
same as old Joe Brown does in his
Georgia iron mines, and the same
that all southern protectionists dc
or would do.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

ALTHOUGH over twice the size OF
Kansas City, St. Louis papers are
growing SO jealous of its growth
that they have quit expatiating on
the dimensions of the Chicago girls
foot and are singing mud at it with
all their might.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

Mr.. Mills is reported as being far
less hopeful of getting a bill through
Congress making any material chan
ges in the existing schedule of tariff
The BANNER has much admiration for
Mr.. Mills and truly believes he is
possessed of the elements which con-
stitute exalted craftsmanship, and
for this reason it doesn't want to see
him after all the flourish of trumpets
attending the announcement of his
appointment to the leadership of the
House, go up and come down like a
sky-rocket. If he is to give up and
become Respondent at this stage OF
the game he will surely lose caste
with his party and dim the brilliancy
of his future prospects,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

The cause. of Lord Dufferin's re-
signing..his position as vice-regent OF
India is said to be England's bloody
and brutal course in Ireland, and it
is intimated that he will be heard
from on this subject later on in par
Lament.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23
The WEEKLY BANNER.

R1DDLEBERGER's desk in the senate
was ornamented the other day with
flowers. They were the gift of Irish
admirers.for attacking the impend
ing British treaty and denouncing
the secret sessions of the senate.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1888-02-23

The negro exodus boom to Cen
trail and South America has busted.
1t began to fzzle when the repubi-
can executive. committee at Chicago
a week or two ago decided to accept
the issues of the late war as settled.
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THIS PAPER: "a. 6 &: s::: ss !;
4. ~. AVER q SON. our auaAorized a,