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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
FIENDIsH WORK.
An Indiana Man Kills His Wife and
Wounds Her Father

WINCHESTER (lnd.), October 2Ist-This even
ing Victor Hill went to the house OF his father
hi-law, Seimri Moffett, where his wife, who is
not living with him, was staying. He asked to
drew pistol and shot at Seimri AIoffett and
Mrs. Warren Harper, inaicting a slight wound.
He then shot his wife through the head, killing
her instantly. After is he fed to the woods
Mrs. Warren Harper took musket and fred al
him, but without effect. Hundreds OF armed
men are Lursuing him.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
UTAH.
An Eastern Syndicate Backing Up West.
ern Railway Companies.

SALE LAKE, October Dist The Salt Lake Val
ley, Eastern Wyoming, Eastern Nebraska and
Western Railway Companies have Just com
pleted the filing of mortgages in the various
counties of Utah, Wyoming and Nebraska,
through which the respective lines pass. These
mortgages are to the Manhattan Trust Company
of New York, and provide for the issuance OF
bonds limited to $4,000 per mile The lines OF
these companies constitute through route
from the Missouri river at Sioux City, 70 Salt
Lake. The syndicate backing the road psopose
to complete the entire line Of $50 miles within
the next two. wears.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
WASHINGTON rERRIroR1.
A Murder Leads to a Singular and Sem
satioaaI Occurrence

tCopyright, 1855, By tie California Assosased Pres
SPOKANE FALLS, October 21st.-ot.o Gabriel
was stabbed by John Klein, butcher whom
he had discharged. G0briell lineered for two
days and died today. The Sheriif employed
two men to hunt for the escaped pclsoner. Tsey
went to. Cheney, sixteen mines fzom here and
arrested a number of well-knogn citizens re-
turning fropa a republican meeting, aud shot al
one, who barely escaped being killed. The
men we've arrested. There is great indignation
against the Sheriff This affair will Affect the
success OF the Democratic tiaxei, as the Sheriff
is Democrat. The Sheriff las offered $3.50 re
WARD for the capture OF tee escaped prisoner
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
THE CAMPAIGNERs.
"ohn Eason Makes Il Good Impression
In Butte County,

opyriaht, 1885, By t. California Associate, ,,,,
CHICO, October 2lst.-Last night the Chico Re-
stopped the torchlignt procession but the croIr
gathered IN force at the hall to hear John Fa.
gon, the Congressional nominee. He made .
GOOD speech, and the people were much i'm
pressed by his earnestness. i -in
); =. campbell followed in grand speech
ano created the widest tnthusiasn Biggs wa,
Terribly scored for breaking bis Pledges 10 his
constituents. The meeting closed with che, rs
Tor Harrison and Morton and orr Counra, sion ai
candidate. Eagon win carry Butte.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
CHRISTIAN WOMEN.
Proceedings of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union

Temperance Union.
New YORK, October 21st.--At the Women S
Christian Temperance Union to-day, Mrs
Frances E. Willard presided, and Rev Elizabeth
W. Greenwood, of Brook yn, preached.
DR.. Kate Bushnell, of Illinois, the evangelist
of Social Purity, told of her work in the sparsely
settled regions OF Wisconsin.
DR.. Mary A. Allen spoke OF the laws of health.
ana Mrs. G. II. Harris of the Mothers Depart
ment. spoke of the duties of motherhood
Mrs. Willard read petition presented to Con
gress for he bill for protection against crimes
against women and girls.
THE ENEMIES OF RosIE-LIFE
Mrs. Greenwood, in her address, said eve
are building not only for ourselves, but building
for others. To protect our homes we must pro.
tect our marriage vows. Eighty thousand divor-
ces in Paris in a single year pie eded the worst
revolution the world has ever seen. In
1900, in Connecticut, there was one
divorce in every hundred marriages. but
to-day in some States there is one
divorce for every five marriages. What we
need today is a revival of home life. The great
est enemy of home is the liquor saloon, and
next comes the club house. This day is being
broken by Sabbath trains, mails and news
papers. Our men are in great danger They
read the papers al the week become choked
with spirit secularity, and on Sunday end up By
reading politics.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
THE ENEMIEs OF RoME-LIrE
A MYSTERY UsRAvELEo.
Secret Societies of italians For Protect
ing Criminals.

new YORK, October 2lst.-Francisco Iista.
Natalie Sabatano and Giuseppe Canizzaro, who
have been occupying cells in the Tombs on sus-
murderer of Antonio Flaccimio, near Cooper
Union, haye al made confessions 10 inspector
Byrnes FlacciEio was marked out for death for
some time back. He belonged to a society
known as the Maize" II punished by deata
any member who divulges its secrets or gises
information TO the police concerning the I.aent-
ity of Us meGshers who have violated tn laws
of the land,
Flaecilnlo had done both. and krey he wa,
to die He arIanged with his son 10 cariy ot
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
A Fiend Corralled-

SPRINGFIELD (MO.), October 2lst.-W. R. Gem
teTs, whose home is III Van Buren, county, Ark
mas been arrested and charged with an attempt
TO wreck train on the San Francisco road at
Devils Curve, where there is precipice two
hundred feet high over which the train must
inevitably have fallen had not Center's
scheme hearl fnilad
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
FROM AFRICA.

Nativss- Coneiileted- Probably
WITH Emin Bey.
iCcpyfgt, 1SSi, ty1se Celfor7a A,soc,sea y,,.,,
ZANZIBAR. October ags,.-A British conrsr,
mas. mas successfully started and concilIated ali
pT. Meyer and Bagmaa have arrived here
Salsiy frC,a Pangani, where they were chained
stripped, logged and made to work ms sIaves
TIL the British ransor1ed them. %
oscar LenZ, the explorer, expresses the Same
opinion as Lieutenant Waisrnann regar,Iinrs ibe
Whereabouts of Stanle--namely, that he has
joined Emia Bey. 10y Az -'as
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
CANADA.
The Threatened Outbreak ever Railway
Matters in Manitoba

OTTAWA (Ont.), October 2lst.-The militia de
partment has been notified of proposal by the
magistrates at Winnipeg to call out the troops to
quell threatened outb- eak at the crossing near
Winnipeg, where the Portage extension Of the
Red River Valley Railway crosses the Canadian
Pacific tracks.
SIR John Macdonald visited Montreal on Fri
day, presumably to confer with the Canadian
Pacific officials.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

tonight for Buffalo,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
WITH HER BIG TOE.
n Famous hXMedium Gives Away a
Trick of The Trade

New YORK, October 2lst.-The once celebrated
Fox sisters, who were the pioneers of medium
spiritualism, appeared tonight before a large
audience at the Academy OF Music to expose
the frauds of spiritualism Mrs. Margaret Fox
Kane read lecture in a faltering voice and
produced tie famous rappings-so that they
were plainly audible-by The movement of her
big toe joint. She thankel God she was able to
expose spiritualism
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
WEST rNl9IEs.

a Neoeat Nnban Tragedy stil Shr0uded
In 5rys:esy.
Copyright 1855 6y Ge a3fo7na -4ssociateI Pres,
HAVANA, october 21st.-T9le Inouisilor- street
crime Is still q mystery. The account books
found on the premises kept by Mrs Rayios'
compared with what money was found in the
house show shortage of nearly S400 OG0
The editor of Ia LithiG has received a letter
in law of the victim is willing 70 pay SIS 000 in
gold he will be informed confidentially who
murdered the millionaire, Saraudid, and wife
and VIII also be given sufficient evidence TO
convict the murderers ~
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
Russia Hoardinc I'm. Gold

LONDON, October 2lst.-George Bonynge of
san Francisco, has just returned from Russia
he says that Russia is boarding Gp gold and
making great preparations for her next cam
palgn. She is taking advantage OF this years S
large exports and the consequent advantage III
exchanges to get gold comparatively cheap
Eighteen Lives Lost.
LONDON, October 2Ist.-The Russia steamer
Archangel and the Glasgow steamer Neptune
came into collision i'll Christmas Bay and both
vessels sank. The crew of the Neptune and
eight OF the crew of the Archangel were saved
The captain and seventeen of the crew OF the
Archangel were drowned.
sugar Bounties Condemned.
iCcpyriglt 1855, by tie California associated Pres.
BERLIN, October 21st-The beet-sugar manu-
facturers of SaXony met to-day and unani-
mously passed resolutions declaring the sugar
bountles Convention incompatible with their
interests and likely to injure the sugar industry
Emperor William ut Potsdam.
ICopyTigh, 1855, blythe California Associated Pres.l
BERLIN, october 2lst-Emperor wilIism ar
rived at Potsdam to-day. He was met al the
station by the Empress and they drove together
to the Marble Palace.
Graydon's Dynamite Projectiie.
LONDON, October 2Ist.-The Graydon Dyna
mite Projectile Company, operating the inven-
to use the inventions to the French GoyeIn-
ment for 500 600.
More Titles to Carry.
LONDON. October 21St-It is officially an
nounced that Lord .nuGerin has received the
titles of Marquis of Dutferin and Earl OF Ava.
= Partisan journal Suppressed.
PARIS, October 2lst.-A COME paper the
GTelOt, has been seized for publishing an in
sultinS caricature of Emperor william.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
ARIZONA.
harper. the Slayer of Mnrpby, Held I
Answer-An Arm Broken.

1S'fS' @"' iooos pyVc cutJ ornfd associated Press
PRESCOTT, October 21st.-The prelir mary ex-
sm1nation of VIM II. Ha per for killing Walter
Murphy closed last night before Judge W. ii.
McGrew, and resulted in his being held without
Dali on charge of murder. 1t was deyeloped
IN the examination that what was reported as a
quarrel between them was a friendly sparring
match, and that the killing was unprovoked
Copper Company at Bisbie, also President of the
copper Basin Mining company, was thrown
from wagon yesterday and sustained fracture
of an arm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

-1n EScsf's7t'n Train in Etsly Buried I'm.
der Landslide.
s,I.,, LONE, october 2lst-A dispatch from Potenza
sionsts reforming from the Nsnias fetas S'er
~, G1shed by landslide. The telegraph line he.
ing ofoken help was delayed two hours. Sew.
S: Sno: inIured passengers and ninety corpses have
@ oeeL taken from the wreck. There are still two
car car; buried, ana it is certain tbs list Of dead
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

Sea side. landlords are going to fight shy
next SIMMER of English no-bill men,
Drak as lacgazine.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
SHUT UP SHOP.
The Members of the Long Drawn ut
Congress Free Again

WASHINGTON, October 2Ist-In the Senate yes.
terday the joint committee appointed to wait
upon the President and inform him that Con.
gress was ready to adjourn, rported that the
make.
In the House a like report was submitted
After votes of thanks had been offered to and
suitably acknowledged by the presiding officers
of the Senate and Speaker OF the House, both
branches of Congress were declared adjourned
without day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

II any boat can shoot the rapids success
fully we should think it would be the gun
boat.-Oran.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
GENERAL NOTICES.

AdSaaa 10 MotAexs.-zIrs. WinsIog's
S0oTSfNG SYRUP should always be used when
chilGeen are cutting seeth II relieves the little
sufsser ct once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by sslieying the child from pain, and the little
chafab awakes as bright as button IL is
vary pleasant 20 taste. 1t soothes the child,
s9ftens the guras allays all pain, relieves lind,
resnedy for aiarrhea, whether arising from
teething or a.her causes. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle MWFly
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
PACIFIC COAST.
MALE SLANDERER WALLOPED
By WOMEN.
Stamboni Wins the Great Trof-A
Man Killed by 4 Train-singu-
lar Affair Up North.
DONE UP BROWN.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uEiox.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

me bes; piace In c.sasa 70 Fsve sei,- ssn- tas;.
!. + J1s-.rn s,ice's 30 ~, isr.szs-sre.. 'sl..
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
The trinity Maraer Casa.

WEAyERyILI.E, OctobeE goth. Only seven
Jurors had been obtained last nig9t out OF ilO
examined. The peopl3 are excited. J. ". Tur-
ner withdrew from the prosecution, and to-day
in Court the Judge asked the District Attorney:
Which side do yea appear for Mr.. Bartlett ?''
Grove L. johnson, l0r the defense, sprang to his
feet and said the District Attorney represented
the course pursued he was prevented from try-
ing challenge.
The SoHoma Grape Crop-weather.
Icopyi0f5. 1885, Byte California kssociat,d Press
SAN1si RosA, October 2lst The grape crop &
mt. .feiy gathered. The vineyardists conn "a
of heavy percentage of saccarhine r,aiter
ihe table grapes are inferior.
) Tie weaFne. i getting crisp. with ir1dIcasion
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22


man concluded his Indiana stumpipg tour with
a speech yesterday afternoon, and left for his
home at Columbus, y. Fully Is, 600 people were
present at the meeting.
COLUMBUS. October 2Ist Judge Thurman and
party arrived in the city this morning.
Clearing House Reports.
BosToN, October 21st.-Dispatches to the Post
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States shows the total
gross exchanges for the week ended October D.
cent as compared with the corresponding eek
in 1857.
Slight Increase In Fever Gases.
JACKSONVILLE, October 2lst.-The last two
days have witnessed decided increase in the
Der OF new cases. and to-day death record
is not very encouraging. DR.. Neil Mitchell
President of the Board of health, reports 25
new cases up to P. NJ. to-day, and four deaths.
Total cases to date. 3,796; deaths SSl.
Surveyor-General Irish Confirmed.
Copyright, 1885, yEe California Associated fress,
WASHINGTON, October 2lst.-Charles W. Irish
was confirmed as Surveyor General of Nevada
before the adjournment OF the Senate. This
nomination has peen pending nearly two years
The Seuate once rejected him, and the Presi.
dent reappointed him.
Socialist Nominees.
Copyright. 1885, by6e California A.soesated Pres..
NEW YORK, October 2lst.-The Socialists to-
night, in Convention here, nominated a State
aud municipal ticket. The nominee for Gov
ernor Is Edward J. Hall, a maehinist; for Mayor
alexander Jones, an editor.
Dashed to Death.
LEADyILLE (Col.), October 2lst-J II. Berry,
man and John Fiidell were instantly killed this
afternoon in the shaft OF the Woifton mine by
The cable parting and letting them. drop three
hundred feet.
Passengers Shaken Up.
ATcHIsoS (Kan.), October 2ist-A Csntral
Branch passenger rrain ran into a freight stand
ing on the main track near Frankfort KAN
| this morning. Several passengers vera badly
shaken up.
Heavy Snowfall in Nebraska
| NEBRASKA CITY tNeb,), October 2ls.-Thers
| was heavy snowfall here to-day, las ling neariy
all day. The ground is covered to depth o
| three inches.
| Nominated For Congress.
Copyright 1885, BY LAe California AsseJ atsd p,e,s
| New YORK, October 2lst.-Ihe Rennblican
of the Tenth District have nom.agy ed d. Norpar
| Hildreth, Jr., for Congress.
! Tho Rowing Bali Ts,ssers.
| ST. PAUL, October 21st-Tbe score in TODAY,
gsms was: Chicsgo, s; iii American. .. 81
Earl, S; Chicago, 5.
Blaine Leay1es for Buffalo.
| CHICAGO, october alst.-Blaine and party lef
J tonight for Buffala
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

John Eitcl, Assaycr AID Chemist, corDes
Seventeenth and streets, Also buys gold. q
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
A DESPERATE PAIB.
Two EscaripSr Deserters Fatally Assault
tire SentFies.

ST. LOUIS. October Gst-Two soldiers of tho
jefferson barracks under arrest for desertion
escaped last night after making a double assault
on the senTies, Wesch and Kennedy. The de
serters wee Thomas lynch and a man named
McCurSy Sentry Kennedy was cut down with
an AK in e.fe hands of Lynch while McCuidy
beat Welqh insensible with the butt of revol
yer tab e away faom the sentry. The men will
die
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
Isilled by a Train.

i"cpyF'Sa'' lass 6 i California Asso6b,.ecs 1rs
MARTINEz, october 2lst-The stockton ras
senger trein arriving here at O clock this even
ing struck and killed a man named Nsrtii,
Miller, who resided on Grizzly Island.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
clearinghouse Reports.

BosToN, October 21st.-Dispatches to the Post
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States shows the total
gross exchanges for the week ended October D.
cent. as compared with the corresponding v eek
In
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
Off of frost. Rain is greatly needed to start the
Thrashed by Wnmsn.

VALLEJO October 2lst.-Jobn MoAulsg.. no,r
oeratic foreman laborer on Mare Islars yvas
whipped last night by three sisters, one of
whom, 1t is alleged. he hsd slandered. The
aaogglng produced great sensation and was
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
Thurman Goes to Ohio.

Brazil IDd.), October 2lst.-Ex-JudGe Thur
man concluded his Indiana stumpipg tour with
a speech yesterday afternoon, and left for his
home at Columbus, %. Fully $1,000 people were
present at the meeting.
COLUMBUS. October 2lst t-Judge Thurman and
party arrived in the city this morning
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22

For n first-cIasa CarIiaee OF Buggy &C
to HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and L SITS. tt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
F0nEIGE q0gIgs.
ElGiIIEEN LIVES L0sr by AN
OCEAN DESAsTfR.
4 Railroad Trxin in Io,v Rur;o,
n Serious oatbreak Expected
in Man*toba-Etc.
AWFUL CAsrRnPaE

,SFEossI DIsFArcBrs 70 4ux HEooaa.us,o1l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
Death of ". H. Lawrence,
Death of n Butte Pioneer,

Copyright, 1855. blythe California Associated Pres,
San MATEo, October 2tst.-W. H. Lawrence
superintendent of the Spring Valley WateE
WORKS, died at his home here to day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-22
slight Increase In Fever Cases.

JACKSONVILLE, October 2lst.-The last two
days have witnessed decided increase in the
number OF new cases, and to-day death record
President of the Board of health, reports 25
new cases up to P NJ. to-day, and four deaths.
Total cases to date. 8, 796: deaths 2SI
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

We would suggest that it would be appro-
pirate Tor the Hon. William Emery to .'de-
liver another speech soon. and that the
nsherles be the subject. The two men and
tne boy, who listened to the tariff speech at
Alfred, not having wholly recovered. we
would suggest the Duck-worth club, OF Bid
deford, as appropriate victims.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

Democratic National Committeeman Chas
S. Thomas, of Colorado, says the Democratic
organization is depioying its forces in Maine
just now. 1t twill deploy its money here, too,
nv and by,
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
Says the Toronto Globe. leading iourna

Says the Toronto Globe, leading journal
of Canada:
OF course the situation would be not only serl-
Gus but alarming il there were reason TO believe
that the people of the United States will give the
power TO the Republicans in November.
Yes, alarming to those Canadians who
have been playing game of bluff to force
open our markets to their fish. But that
there will be so much danger of any real
trouble under firm Republican administra-
ton, as there is under weak Democratic
administration, the head of which flops from
one position to another with the ease of the
most accomplished political acrobat, no SEN
sible american is silly enough to believe
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

The Democrats carried the country in
1874 on fifty four, forty or fight. but in this
year of grace, 1888. Stree trade, free fish and
Hop', can't be made to do.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

The Hon. William Emery's alleged
Alfred speech seems to be much like
many of the speeches in Congress. The
men who make them are never heard
from on the floor, but get "leaye to
print" in the Congressional Record certain
essays which they send around to their con-
stituents as their speeches" By the way,
it is said that some Of these Congressman do
not even write these essays, but hire needy
men of brains to concoct the rhetoric for
them. But of course Mr.. Emery would not
do any such thing!
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

AZ A. recent recent meeting of Rockand members
Battery survivors, it was decided ~ Seco th
annual reunion of those oreaniea n1ru '. at
Owls Head Park on Thursday. September en-
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
A CANDID DEMOCRATIC OPINION.


There was nothing in Mr.. Blaine's remarks
on trusts that was not wise, true, sensible,
Gay upon the subject is mostly fiapdoodle,
1 ooeS NOT Diminish the value Of Blaine's solid
e94 ~ sense. But it is curious illustration
t ~ sne tack Of ideas in the present state of
tia I p tban mind that nothing more substan-
great numbar rl ~ "a and folly is served up by
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
COL. ANsoN 5. WOOD. Of New York,

The President has topped and found out
what the people think of it. He can't be
very well pleased with the returns.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 90.

We do not read anonymous letters ana comm,
nications. The name and address Of the writer
are IN all cases Indispensable, not necessarlv for
publication but as guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preservs
communications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

''Fifty-four, forty, or fight was the cam
paign cry of the Democrats in the canvass of
1874, to which Mr.. Blaine referred so happi-
ly Saturday. Even while the Democratic
orators were shouting the watchwood, Cal
houn, the Democratic Secretary of State was
negotiating with England for surrender of
the American position, surrender which
was subsequently made by the Democratic
administration Of James K. Polk. Mr..
Cleveland hopes to raise similar false cry
this year, with as good success as attended
the cry Of 1874. But the American people
have got few points about the Democratic
party since the days of John Tyler and
President Polk
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28

Mr.. Burleigh's letter Of acceptance is in
more respects than one an admirable produc-
ton. 1t is not long, and it goes at once and
to the heart of the great question which is
now absorbing the attention of the people of
Mains In his discussion of the relation of
the tariff system to the industries of the
State, Mr.. Burleigh displays that intimate
acquaintance with the interests of the peo-
pie that is so desirable in the first magistrate
OF State; and shows that he is fully in
sympathy with the industrial policy which
has bean SO long approved by the judgment
and experience of the majority of the people
Of Maine. OF local issues pertaining to the
people of Maine there are few now under
discussion. The only one that might prop
erly merit the attention of gubernatorial
candidate is that which Mr.. Burleigh refers
to in the closing words of his letter-the con-
tinuance of the prohibitory policy of the
State To this policy the Republicans of
Maine are pledged, and Mr. Burleigh has
taken an appropriate occasion to signify his
thorough sympathy with it.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
CLARKS CLOTHING HOUSE.
FINAL MARK DOWN SALE OF
SUMMER CLOTHING.

The balance of our S1.25
Wooden Shirt Waists to be
closed at only so cents
each.
We have a surplus i'm
Fancy Shirts, i'm sizes
15 1-2. Is and 16 1-2,
which we shall sell at so
cents. These Shirts have
always retailed at $1.OO
each.
Hundreds of nObby fall
styles i'm Boys Suits just
put i'm stock, which will be
sold at a VERY SMALL
ADVANCE FROM COST.
A kite given with each suit.
20 cent Shaw Seamless
Hose, at Fl cents. Worth
20 cents at wholesale and
sold everywhere at %
cents.
IRAF.CLARk,
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-28
CURRENT COMMENT.
DEMOCRATIC PREFERENCE.
uyoroaotar C,x,

Colonel Gaynor of Governor Hills staff.
says: II would rather have saloons behind
me In politics any time than churches" IL
the governor agrees with the colonel he is
likely to be suited.