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.i.mber of l,otilsnont Atr,,l,d.

1oSDoS, Feb. 19.--Mh james Lawrence
Carew, member Of Parliament for North
Kildare, Ireland, was arrested to-day In
the eastern division oirerthshire, where
an election Is being held 10 lll the
vacancy inthg HonsO OF Commons caused
BY tho death Of Mr.. Menclea, Liberal,
lie was taken Into custody AZ the house
Of MI, Kinloch, tile GladstOhian con.
lestant iOt the scat, Air. Carew was
arrested on warrant Issued against him
In ireland for refusing 10 answer a sum.
MONS for violating the crimes act,
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TAMPHRgD WITH OUR MAILS.
How the Germans Mt samoa opened L,
tora Ia Amerienns.

How the Germans mt Samoa Opened Let.
tOrs TO Americans.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 19.-Ex. United
States Consul Greenbaum to Samoa is
quoted by the examiner, to-day as saying
with reference to mail matter reaching
Captain Leary when at the Samoan
Islands" is nothing new to me.
When l was in Samoa i was informed
by an employe Of the German trading
Company that they had regular system
OF opening letters by steaming them
over a boiler and by this process open.
ing the seal and mucilage. Itwas then
easy to take out the contents, copy all
correspondence therein and replace
them In a proper manner without being
noticeable. On this account used silk
thread and ribbons as fastenings, sealing
them together securely To protect my
mail and notified the Government at
Washington
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THE MAJORITY IN CONGRESS.
Evans Of Tennessee VIII Get His Certificate.
The West vireinia Cases.

The West Virginia Cases.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1O.-Priyate
adyices received here announce that the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee has unani.
mously decided that the Governor can
not be restrained from iSsuinga an elec.
tion certificate TO Mr.. Evans, the Repub.
iican candidate in the Chattanooga dis.
trict. This Is a district that the Repub.
licans expected, but could not feel abso.
lutely sure Of, as the court Is Democratic.
This assures the Republicans Of a major.
ity In tho next House Of at least seven
al the organization, unless some Of the
fifteen Republicans, who have not yet
iiled their certificates with the clerk, are
delinquent. The only two districts In
which certificates have not been Issued
are In West Virginia, and the Republi.
cans have a show Of getting one oithCm.
In this case they will have nine Of a
naihFlly.
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qBRBB MORTAL HOURS
The Democrats Consume in
Wrestling With Each Other
The SENATORIAL SITUATION
.I0.oI,abIe as Evcr-lt LoOksLilse
- M El,ctiop-scuate Members Of
the Contest CommIttee-sena'
tors Maxwell and Norris


T CHARLESTON, W, VA Feb, l9.-Fol
,,,ee mortal hours tho Democrats
w,,,tlel with each other in the caucus
conference tonight upon the Senatorial
.Iu,lion, arriving at no conclusion
,sye that they would try it over again
,o.morrow night, Tho Kennsites still
,bop, Eennl, while those who consci-
eDtjonsIy believe an election should be
secured before thu session Ndiourns are
becoming more determined in their ei'
forts 10 arrive at some conclusion. AS
tbe session advanced member after
member dropped out in disgust, not a
rerr lsrse number remaining when it
adjourned, There is but little hope
that anything will be accomplished TO-
morrow night,
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SAN FRANcisco, Feb. O,-1n the case
Of Gore vs., Best, the Supreme Court Of
California has decided that when the
Government had patented lands 10 the
Central Pacific railroad with the under.
standing that they were agricultural
lands, tic said railroad could not after.
wards be dlspOBseesel Of them BY per.
sons settling up mining claims thereon,
even should the lands prove 10 lie min.
efal, unleBs there 10 fesofyaiion 81
mineral lands other than tho general one
BY tho Government.
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Ill.hpn IlodelI Very III.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 19.-A private
cablegram has been received from Nice
announcing the prostration by paralysis
Of Bishop q. I. Bedell, Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Ohio. The bishop
Is an old man and had TO relinqulsh the
work OF his office nearly year ago on
account Of failing health. He has since
been travelling In Europe. Three diocese
conventions have boon held TO choose
an Assistant Bishop who will eventually
succeed him, but mono oil the divlnes
elected would accept the position.
Should tho Bishop die soon the Eplsco:
poi church would DO left without q head
In Northern Ohio,
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IL a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, ngs and pfunes, and other
tropical fruits, lls pleasant tasto and
beneficial effects have rendered i'm
popular. II cures hAbItual con.
SllpatIOn, indigestion, blliQusnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Bold in % cent
bottles BY o. X. goetEe, w. W. Irwin,
", Il. Williams and John latghlln.
Logan 4 %. and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole
sale agents,
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New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 10.-Thc Got.
ton Palace, constructed under the di.
rection Of the Ladies' Charitable Aid AS.
sociation, in Lafayette square, was
thrown open to the public last night.
Addresses were made by Governor
Nichols, Mayor Shakespeare, A. II. May
and an oration by Judge o. 3. Fennef,
Of the State Supreme Court, The build.
ing was well filled with visitors and a
large number Of prominent citizens oc-
Cupled seats on the platform.
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Special DiGpaseh 70 he lnseNlgeaoer.
PARKERsBuRd, W. VAn Feb. l0.-A
fire at 8 o'clock this morning entirely
destroyed the shoe findings establish-
ment Of William Evans, and nearly de-
stroyed an adjoining building owned by
R. A. Little and used as a storage room
by the X. N. Logan Carriage Company.
Evans carried $1,000 insurance, but his
loss will be much more. The carriages
aud buggies were recovered from tho
other building. nNi
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ERtESA, MoSr,, Feb. l0.-A critical
state Of atIaln prevails at Castle mining
camp. The mines have been closed on
account Of lack Of finds and tile iner
have been paid oil. Manager King 60
caped lynClilng q few days ago by the
i,ossesslon Of q last horse. The men haJ
failed 10 receive anything out Of 4 salt
Of bullion. RioLing has occurred ant
more trouble d imminent.
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City Collectors in Trouble

BlooMiNoToN, ill., Feb. 10.-1gnatz
Ledero, city tax- collector asd his assls-
tant, Harry NJ. Loehr, have been arrest
cd, charged with forgery and grand lar
ceny. The specific charge was altering
the county records and collecting taxes
In excess Of the amount assessed. The
complaint was brought by merchant
who found he had been oyercharged
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No ChanEe OF Policy.

Special DiIpatch 10 The IateaiOeneer.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 1o,-Robert w,
Kelly, President and General Manager
Of the Kanawha 4 Ohio Railway, was
appointed receiver OF the road by the
United States Court at New York. The
present heads Of the departments and
employees will be retained in their old
positions and the road will be conducted
as heretofore, -
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THE ". & II, INJUNCTION.
Judge Cochran Does Not Know What the
Company VIII DO.

company WILL DO,
Judge R. II. Cochran, President Of
the Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway
Company, returned to the city last even
ing from visit to bis home at Toledo.
When asked by an INTRLLldENcER re.
porter last evening what the company
would do in view et- the injunction
against their operations on Twentieth
street, he said lie had not yet seen tho
company's counsel, and could not say.
The Injunction Is a serious obstacle 70
the progress Of the road, and not only
injufiously affects the company, but Is
detrimental 10 the public until some
other route can be secured or some other
way devised to obyiate the difficulty. II
the road stops in the clay bank there, II
will not be Of much benefit to tho manu-
featuring community.
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TIE CLAYTON ASSASSINATION.
Tho Arrest of the Guilty Parties Looked for.
A Leading AInn Involved.

The Arrest OF the Guilty Parties Looked for.
A Leading AIau involved.
MENPHIs, Tenn, Feb. 19.-Itis rumor-
cd here that the arrest Of the persons
who planned and aided in the assassina.
ton OF Hon. John NJ. Clayton, at Plum.
mersvile, Ark, will soon be accomplish
ed. Ono Of the suspected parties be-
longs TO a family whose reputation ex-
tends beyond the limits Of Arkansas,
being well known throughout the coun-
try, and 1t is due to bis prominence that
officials before making IN arrest, are en-
deavoring to establish a certainty what
up to the present time is only a well
grounded suspicion Of guilt.
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COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1o.-ohlen's saw
factory burned tonight They had 100
tons OF unfinished saws on hand, mud
the loss Is conbidOred almost complete.
The stock was valued ~ 100000, aud
the building AZ $il 900, all fully covered
BY insurance. The works employed 1876
mon. The Columbus Steam Carpet
Beating Establishment was also burned,
with a loss OF n couple Of thousand.
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the CHARLESTON MURDER.
Examination Of the Parties Charged With
RTeFriblo Double Crime.
Soeeial DisDaiek 10 ihs InLeIlioe,loeT.

hNNFFhpio A4oWVAe AGults
Special DiSpaieA 70 ne hieIieaIoE,
CHARLESTON, W, YAo Feb. l9,-The
preliminary examination offs, A. Higgin-
botham, one Of the parties charged with
the murder Of simonand Rachel Wallace
and burning the store room Of Wallace
& Kelley, began to-day before justices
Hall and salman, Chris Summers,
Jonathan Edens and Charles Littlepage,
were examined as witnesses for the
State, the object being to prove that
while the hotel property was held In
the name OF N. II, Givens II was under
the entire control Of Higglnbotham, and
was heavily insured. Messrs. Sylvester
Chapman, A, B, Littlepage, H, L, Boggs,
s, O, Burdett and ], w, Kennedy are
representing the State and the firm OF
Watts Thompson 4 Ashby, have also
been engaged to assist the prosecution,
The prisoner Is represented by n. A,
McCorkle and s. D, Littlepage,
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81. HYAClNTllE, QuEBEc, Fob. TO-
A collision occurred on tho Grand Trunk
Railroad last night two miles from 81
Hyacinthe station, between tho Point
ieyi express train, duo here ut OiOo, and
a local train from Montreal ". ~,
Lussi0r, Of 81. HyaClnthO, was slightly
Injured, and also another person. name
yet unknown, The two engineers and
ilfemon Jumped from their engines tin.
hurt INC collision demolished CON.
pietoly lhe two engines and tenders aud
damaged tho baggage car Of tho Mon'
lanai teatn
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TILE ROUTINE WORK,
"' ""'ellns I'LL llSCOn.ldSred- Con.ld
s...,, rtAbls business Transacted.
''Ft'a DtpatA to he INt,iiCensr.


g., rtAbls business Transacted,
'Es'% s DhpaiA 10 ht iAtiiCMer,
VHARistoN, W. Va, Fob. iO,-Con.
siderable ..,i', Legislative work was accom-.
p pushed today Upon motion Of Soma,
St S Scott tho vote by which Senate blll
no. no. lO!, tho bill which empowers tht
e,yo! Wheeling to generate, distribute
SSC9 sSS.g electricity and gas was rejected, wal
W,vSvoO,nI,I,dercl WSo,, and The Tiil reinsEaIeI
upon the calendar, '''''V'
iSSShatO Joint resolution No, ia, pro
sSn,l MulnH lCr the sitting Of lie Committee /,
SIgilte SI%gulte into tho GIbUfnatofiRl coniesI
SStn,g SSS,,ng vacation Of lhD i,eriSlaIuFS WaI
SS,1 SSUPIeu Gy the House Snd colninunI
IN ngusC Joint resolution No, 70, provld
SII.i 1 ioi The lighting Of The CabIiSl i,
S'vvH,lCl!y wv, EaN rejected BY lhe senate b
,.IioaO diaO CSohsldefallon Of senate IoinI rest
SASn NJ no. y, tho resolution lhtfoduCe
" %h snyder providing iot The extet
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NEw ORLEANS, LA, Feb. 1O.-A Con.
yentlon Of former citizens Of the Gull,
Atlantic and Middle States, now resi-
dents Of Louisiana, to put upon record
their personal experiences since theif
soiourf In this State, with q view Of en-,
coufaging immigration, assembled al
RuStoh, Lincoln Parish, yesterday
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AIIniE NiIlllnn nnlInr Flrn.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Fob. 1O.--Rudolph
Blankenburg & Company's largo i'm.
porting house, No. 10 Bank street and
extending through to Nos. Is and 20
Strawberry street was burned out this
morning. Blakenburgs building was
Ave stories In height and In additionthe
arm occupied the upper floors Of the
adjacant building, No. II Bank street.
The entiro loss was S6O0,OOO.
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Tuesday morning, FebfuAfy Nv.
1852, NJ 1913 O'Clock, WILLIAM DLyLiH, III
hla 9th year
Ruheml from his late residence, No, gIOl Chap.
llnoilfOet, Thursday morning NJ siU o'clock
Requiem Maaat tho cathedral al y O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully ln.
vI.ed 10 attend intCrnOnI a, ~ Calvary
Cemetery.
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Special Dlspatch 10 he LRleli0eHcer.
PARxERsBuRa, Feb. 1O,-Wllliam
Richardson, Of Marietta, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday by cutting his
throat with a razor. He is in a precarl-
GUS condition. Richardson was mental.
ly unbalanced, having injured his head
a short time ago while working in the
chair iactorYlat Marietta.
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speetaI DlpaleA o Ns InleAlaeneT.

SpeellI DIlpalcN % Ne IRleEVl0eReeF'
PABKERsRuRo, W, Va, Feb, lO,-The
Baptist church Of this city, which has
been without a pastor since Rev. DR., ],
W. Carter went to Raleigh, North Car
olina, has sent a formal call to RevJ D,
James, D, d., OF Germantown, Pa, This
action was taken unanimously last
night Rt q business meeting OF this
church. II Is understood that DR.,
James will accept the call, He Is forty
years OF age, q graduate OF Crozies The
illogical Seminary and has Travelled and
studied abroad.
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LONDON, Feb, iO.-A Belgrade dis.
patch 10 tho Daily Ncp, saySi There la
ibo best authority for stating that Ger.
many hns given a largo order for rifles
10 mi Austrian factory. which has con.
iraoied With tho SGmlin factory for $50.
tJOO stocks for German repealerg.
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The following Is the full list of dead
as far us recovered:


srRNoPlELD, MASS, Feb. 10.-Tho re-
port that Mrs. Frank Gleason, Of this
city, was with her children in the Park
Central Hotel at Hartford at the time Of
the collapse, is entirely erroneous. The
lady and her family arc safe in SPRING
field, and were here when the disaster
occurred, not having been at Hartford
at all.
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LiyERpooL, Feb, iV.--Tho Cunard
Lime steamer sanaria, Captain Watt,
hence February 7lli, for Boston, before
reported "a having boon picked up al
SEQ with her shalt broken and towed
back To Queenstown, has Arrived here.
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nnnlall liln ApnlIeAlIon.

NEW YoRx, Feb. 1o,--JuStico ratter-
soA Of the Supreme Court has denied the
application Of Henry Gllllg, lato Of The
American Exchange In Europe, In bis
suit against Lawrence Barrett and Ed.
win Booth for the appointment ol 0 re-
CeiveF Of tho profits Of tho joint enter
prise Of the two actors.
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Du2FAlo, Feb, iO,-A. +. Wright 4
Son sold to-day 100000 bushels Of No. Z
Chicago spring wheat TO a syndicate oI
Buffalo nilllerB. The wheat will DO sent
10 Buffalo by rail, the prices paid beinl
seven cents over Chicago May. This Il
the largest cash tfanAactlon on record,
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
The Senate Refuses to Go Into
Executive Session
TO CONFIRM APPOINTMENTS
ofthc President by a Party vote--A
Parody on Legislation at the
Evening Session orthc House,
Other Washington News.

WAsuINaToN, D, O., Feb, l0,-Tht
Senate to-day proceeded to the consider
alton Of the sundry Civil appropriation
bill, Among the amendments reported
by the Committee on Appropriations
and agreed to by the Senate was one fol
the completion Of the postotlice building
at Fort Scott, Kansas, $1,000, Also
5000 for expenses Of board Of three
engineers, officers Of the Amy, TO ex,
anime the northwest coast for deep
water harbor,
Mr., Harris interrupted the reading Of
the bill to call attention to the large
number Of unconhrmed nominations.
He held 1t to be as much the duty of the
President to make nominations to All
official vacancies as to perform any other
official duty, and as much the duty Of
the Senate TO consider and confirm or
reject such nominations as to perform
any other Senatorial duty,
He recalled the facts that President
ArkhNr La1 ofkar tho DroStdnnkjn aIan
t;aa ~ esH % aat et - % tha connte sse a,S e,sJ'
o.ioms UI i9I Ssm b;Ch SenS.v vta np
% nn..t Sn nd ~ - .hat T p.oW;Jaut uauas "a
SspS Ssa. au p.saidsntai e,aStins hisses Hs
son. a ~ I tha SaSata aSn Vn norn; ~ a,;oo0' too0'
sens " ~, n,Siuh ,,ore uov ~ aSaIio9' Slmaa
view Of these facts, he moved that the
t,on W evocU,iI @ Ia Sn SrS; oSo W '''' 'O''u''"
''gm T1ho " S mot;on tvas SuS ra;scs.1 ~, .o,,,,
,,ota ~ ,4as iHu Si n"SS AVE 90 'O''u " p"'y
VIZ W. Ear,; H"S T + ShaiI H., .;vo .ho so,o,o :,
na.,nn;.n rota a. I'M .no ro,ioa a.o a,sna ~
JppUteh pi ~ tha ovJ vi ' ~ tha so.s,on @ ou e'''S
uay !" III ETwnuJs u Ia III TronicoIiu 1TSo 1b,t "a
r,aht ~ N'1 ""' 20
HgI gIs Mai, And T oi,o ro.,oo .ha. =.
.,a % nono1nson ~ tb hi 0TSe Mi tuaS as
ths. s t ~ SanHta nrooaa5 tntba oonsidaro VIII UTo
tinn saS wy tSn XXI resolut;on Wsonosnr
s,on ~ ,a, wv y L ,Ls coSSt;,nt;or eIU;hI neaI;hI.
iehueS .an, y ot,.o SuS ;sanOs.o.id o ..nnS
!ng sus nan a., I'aSIS aS,o ~ uauS
~ saad;na S ~ ,ba Iii u,aS sdsHcd
he ea ssnnta U @ s " nav resefyEa ~ NJ
,ya;to e. % 7lS the haIancs ~ pSy ono ~ ysaps m
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To tho taste, more acceptable 10 the
stomach, and more truly beneficial In lLs
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is rapidly super.
seding ali others, Try II. Ono bottle
will provo lts merits. For sale In 90 cts,
and 81 bottles by Logan 4 Co, Anton T..
Hess, Il. d, Burt and o. Mcnkemeller
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. i0,-ThO
President and Mrs. Cleveland were en-.
tsrlalnsd at dinner tonight by Secretary
and Mrs, VIlaa. II was the last Of the
cabinet dinners Of the present admins
NeallnK
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1ousylLlH, RY, Feb. lO.--,Near. iiod.
resyille, KY yesterday Joseph ilous.
Ton, d farmer, was murdered, lla had
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Great applause greeted the reading Of
the letter, after which routine business
began. :,
temporary Chairman and read an address.
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IHH HOTEL DISASTER.
The Work Of Hunting for the
Dead is Still Going On,
TWENTY BODIES RECOVERED
So Far-ThO Hotel Had Not Bcen
Considered Safe aud Somebody
isoFImInaIly at Fault in the
Sfatter-The Victims,

HARTFORD, CoSN,, Feb. lO,-Work on
the ruins OF the Park Central stopped
about 1880 this morning, having reach.
ed rather inefficient conditions at that
hour, and the opinion prevailing that
no one could longer DO alive in tho
debris, This morning at 7 o'clock 1t was
resumed, 1t iscondlcted under or very
near the remaining portion Of the struc,
ture, and Is at considerable risk,
The rooms split In two are open iorin
spection and are a suggestive picture OF
the tlimsy construction in the walls,
The building has long been under aus
piClon. No Hartford insurance COM
pany would touch II and the local insur.
ance officers have personally denounced
II to the city government, Work went
on this morning for several hours with.
out finding any bodies, but about II
O'Clock two were found and In q half
hour they were taken out, covered with
blankets and carried to the coroner.
One was identified by Mr.. s. w. Calvin
as the Rev. DR.. L. Perrin, OF Torrington,
q widely known congregational minis.
ter. The other was his wife. A third
body was soon brought in and proved to
be William Boyle, Of this city, who had
a room in the hotel.
Alarge fragment ofthe boiler has been
found seyenty.Gve feet from where the
boiler originally stood, II was the back
Of IL and weighs 2i0 pounds.
Alex Thuyer, the engineer, who was
arrested yesterday charged with man.
was In court this morning.
AT the time OF the opening OF the court
Amos Risley, the assistant engineer, had
not been found. He was In charge OF
the boiler at the time Of banking the FIRE
at midnight. Soon after the opening Of
court Risley was brought in and the two
men on charge Of manslaughter plead
ed not guilty and their cases were adj
journed for one week. Bail has not been
The men assert TINT they arc
in no way responsible for the horror.
Thuyer was arrested five months ago
charged with attempting to shoot man.
The case is now before the Superior
Court.
TWENTY DEAD.
The following Is the full list Of dead
as far us recovered:
George Gaines, colorcd porter; Dwight
B, Luell, jeweler, Hartford; George Eng
Ter, drug c,erk, Hartford; J. W. Honse-
man, Boston; j. .. Hill, Buffalo; Louis
II. Brown, wife and child, Hartford Geo.
]. Kitchum, Hartford; I; Edward Kitclium
Hartford; Geo.W Root, Broekport, N.Y.;
An unknown; A. +. Tillotson, Of Gin.
Cinnati; Thomas 3. McCue, New York,
traveller; NJ. Galody' and
wife, Hartford; charred remains, pre-.
sumed to be those OF Andrew Il. Whit
ing; DR.. L. Perrin and wife; William
Boyle, Of Hartford.
The ten patients at the hospital are all
doing well to.dnY aud will rernYcr.
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wHA1 YOU need 10 a medicine which %
purei efficient, reliable. sdCh 10 Hoods
sarsapafillA II possesses peculiar Ctira'
tive poWen,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-13
Royal Blood in Everybody's Veins,
TRaItin1ora Cup


Every man has two parents, four grand par
ents, eight great-grandparents. sixteen great
great-grandparents thirty-two great-great.
great-grandparents. etc. Now, If we reckon
twenty-five years to a generation, and carry on
the above calculation to the time of William
the ConquerOr of England, it will be found that
each living person must have had at that time
even the enormous number of 35O00000 of an
cestOrs. Now, suppOsing we make the usual al
lowance for the crossing or inter.marryng of
families in genealogical line, and for the same
person being in many of the intersections of the
family tree, still there will remain number at
that period even to cover the whole Norman
and Anglo-SaxOn races. What, therefore, might
have been piOus, princely, kingly, or aristocrat-
ic stands side by side in line with the most ig-
noble plebeian democratic. Each man of
the present day may be certain of having had,
not only barOns and 'squires but even crowned
heads. dukes, princes. or bishops, or renowned
generals, barristers, physicians. ETC., among his
ancestors.