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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-31

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-31

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-31
JownstoWn

Our New BOOK The Johnst1wn HSrror or
issasd AGFNTs WANTED in ever township.
Terms 90 per cent OUTFITS 20 cents. National Pa@s
Co, g1S CLARK Street Chicago. H.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-31
DETECTIVES

yVanfea n eVcrv c0untr. ehrewd men 70 nct nnueF
Instruction ia our Secret Service hNPsrlence pos
necessAry. sead &c. stafnr. Grammar petectAga
Bureau Co. a. Arcade, CinctnnatL y.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
VII ;rart a Concession.

ST. LOUIS. Oct u-Adyices from Mexico say The bill to grant con cession to Henry C. Ferguson anu Vim. II Ellis, two colored men from Texas, who propose to colonile land in Mexico with negroes from Texas and other American states, ha- passed the lower house oi Congress and had gone to the Senate. It k believed t will pass and be signed by President Diaz. Ferguson and Ellis expec. 10000 negroes from Teyas alone, will move to Mexico and raise cotton on these land. ani that many thousands of industrious blacks skilled in the cultivation of cotton will follow from States east Of the Mississippi river.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
The Maritime Conference.
charges.

WARRINGTON. Oct lI-Delegates 70 the Maritime Conference are begin ming to arrive. The first 10 report was Capt. 4 NJ Bisbee, delegate from China. ChevaIier St. Ebin. Italy's delegate, will be in Washington with in a day or two. The conference will meet next Wednesday. Arrangements for the formal opening are not yet an- nounced, but 1t is probable that sec retary Blaine will receive the delegates at the State Department Americas delegation, headed by Admiral Frank lin, will meet in Washington on Mon day for preliminary consultation.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
MEXICO GRANTS 1 Concession Tor d Negro THE MARITIME CONFERENCE. h Memory of Sunsat Cox-Railroad s,Jdeat- Sensational Death
 by Electricity.
 SPECIAL IT. TnE pAILY EPITAPH 
SPECIAL IT. TIE pAlLY EpITAPH
kiIird Ly Electricity.

NEN YoHK. Oct. ll-Am electric line man met with horrible death al tle corner of Center and Chambers streets this afternoon from contact with an electric light wire He was employed ty the Western Union Tele- graph Company. He prcscntei q ter rihle sight a, he died on the network oi ,hc wire, in mid air. while the deadly fluid actually made his body -illl, and blood rourei ont on the sidewalk and over scores of mortified spectators. The accident occurred in the middle Of the day in one of the mos; public parts of the city and was witnessed by large crowd of people. The mans body lay limp and motion .r,, over inc mas. oi wires. attached ro thc cro--trce ui a pole. Bremen brought out ladder, and one went up
 ..h a pair ot shears 70 cut the wires. Tue line man wa- found to be dead. The wire in fifteen minutes had burn ,I of bali the face Of the victim. Ills left arm was also burned Every 
 t.w second, blue flames =purted out from varioa, portions oi tho body. Hundreds of people stood shiycring d. they looked at the awful sight over hcad. No one dared % near imme- dis,ely after the accident Mayor Grant wa- notified and gave orders l tnat the wire, that caused the accident be cut at once It is supposed the Mayor will order the cutting of all the electric light wire. above ground t5 i-ht vhogrupm a large part of
 L.- city I,i- d: ,a.--
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

UP to date. as far as can be gleaned from our exchanges, the only Board of Supervisors that has taken action in regard to calling an election for del- egates to constitutional convention is that of NarioopI r would now be iii good taste for thym Co drop thc matter, as one county holding cou- stitutional convention would only east ridicule on the movement for state hood Having t,cn a consistent and earnes, advocate ot the mo>cmeul and -rill firmly h'ie,iar lm' 'ne proposition was a1u-ea '.lHa.ri !. of the yiril"u~ :" ,hr .er,'.r. .tc nuy ErslH unaua ,.sr.- rlrt the propur c,ar>, aua !. nr-"c + .o leave no,hr- wulrn, .r r. sshrn the hand, ot .ar po'rsHo Hon Ma. smith. when he Shalt ns., la io-t li, winter 10 get au .nnallin- a., through Congress Bu. rrH.j'rc,,n Uni, would be u.rlr--. a- u ar of Congress woa!l Lo m.r. fas,-l.o .nr uuc present Gosernur
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Frs, p2hlicauon october 8. 1889. Applications No. 5?t for Pat mt Co the
 Nt- hUIas Hinin. l1ina.

Notice is hereby gvrn that in rursuance of Chapter >lN Oi Tie thHy-t~o of the Revised Statutes oi lhs | ElteG States L. S. Van Burt ~Dd k. ,-. PeeTson whose postOflce 4dGIess IS IomD,..ne, -,IiLuna, claiming the NIc..oIas mllns q uE-, .,ing and being uat,d H. the loMDotO-U IA-n,ns diatTIct, (. uaLy OI IIchIse, ieTniJIy Oi -1i!zOn', d ( ao- ut l. make ap. hCA- ton tI lhr CE.tsC aie' fOI d patent 10 the .>,cn,--s ,a.n.as ci--.a, "a.,h Is more iul, de- Clos. d. 10 l,.ses and ,.vunds Sy the otilCIal t.,.. 4al led Iutgs { th- survey | erroi, now aH ...- d. t'- 0.l-e Ct lae 5 ter Of the U . Land O-H1" t- iu-=.H. Ar LCAa. wl!>h fed 2 -es sr G. .c .ye the b uni .rIes and r,;e.t v. s-t- --.a n le surtace. wI.n mag H--l- "a ' .I-y Last as follow, to-wit: E Es--. ,.= --r.L.i.y Center end d l. c. poe. la ..J -"er., pv5 Hll7krd l Ai \I-h- Q. IS >! NO L < . Ai A No 5e-ls N ' s.5J .,e:, ,a.a-e . co s7 l. 2o6 feet 10 ( an~. .2,t Is r.u.. ..a.-st ? ys' fiItrk - N = No 2; t-.uc. > .5. - W I+2I feet 10 a-.nch DOS; l a nl n-W of t ne post marked N |I C No 3; theme N s5- 7 W 3 o feet 10 4- ncl Cst ln q m uuUeni, lost n.a.A Aed V NJ C No |. taehce 5o 5- W 2.5l,ett q finch post u 6. HI.E--elt post marked \ NJ | No ;; thence :. 3 10 E. E+73 feet 10 a 4-inch pos. g.Oa-Went, post M-r> \ M C No c; Int nee -y 5 l. -oJ.5 i-e. 10 post No and place of -esi. n.as aEl coHtaIn.ng IL7o acres. The SaI- HI-lng cl Im being oi reCLId IT the oi1lce Di J-.- Record ' vt CJc1.se county. al l lomb-
 
 J.er-1ie1 -lur- CJur-" or direction c! the said Nl~A ..-5 IalaIng cam, Ncln. ode CT mineral de- -ls.t LuILg suc~I -I-n the iat posted here "I0, as D-lr can Oc detofm.ned rom present Developments; this cam beng for fourteen u4.Ire4 as.G -"cnty-1Ee linear Icet th-s, of to- ,-,n-r with the s4rldce ground shown upon the oEtlCial pat posted herewith, the said yein, lode and mining premises hereby sought to be pat -atg.. beIn5 O-uaOel as follows, jo-wi': Upon rhe east by the IIs,le Giant and upon the west 5y tLc 'oT m'liug ",aIm, the said claim being Gcs, mated as Lot No. 2I2 n IHe otlcial plat posted herewith
 Any and al. persons claiming adversely the above descrlyed minlrg claim or any portion thereof 50 described, surveyed, patreo and ap- piled .oT are hereby nouhed that unless their adverse a!ms are duly filed according 10 law, and the T, gulauuns hereunder, within the lime prescribed by law, with the Register of the U, S. Land gi!ice d Tucson. county of Pima, in the !erIitCTy oi Arizona. they will be barred Dy virtue oi the pTO'Ison5 or saId staruie
 And il IS hereby ordered ihat thIs no ice be pgbESn-d for ten consecu we St e<s m the Tomb- stone EPITAPH, daily newspaper published al iombstCnS. GOcilisc county, AnzoGs
 Dated this 2d day of October. 4. D Iseo.
 II ERBERI BROWN. Regete-
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup, for children teeth'ng, ,s the prescrlpuon Of one of thc best female nurses and phy- sicians in the United States and has been used for over forty year, with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. DurIrls ,i.. r-o-ess or reething its value is incalcuable l. relieves the child Of pain, cures dyssntery and diarrhoea, griping T he bowels, and vInd colic. By giving health 10 the child 1t gives rest to the mother. Prlce B cents bottle ian26-Iy
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Summons.

In the District Court. tisst Judicial District Of the Territory Of Ar:zona n and for the county Of Cochise.
 Joseph Russell, plaintiff, v~. J. ". Goddard, defendant
 Action brought in ,he Dieiric, Cont ct IT. EiGs; Judicial District oi isl5 T5TTil1y of ..r. zonA, in and for the county of Cochis-. and tht complaints fied in the s,id county of Cochlse the office of the CleTN of said District C u-t.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting i, W. Goddard. defendant.
 You are hereby required 10 appear n an ac- tion brought agsInst you by the above nams q plaintiff in the Distinct Court of the First ju6I- cial District of the Territory of Arizona, in ana for the county Of Coclise. and to answer the complaint filed therein within len days texciu- sive of the day of service) after the service or you of this summons Uf served within th's county. or if served out of this coun y, but in this district, within twenty days. otherwise with in thirty daysl, or judgment by default wiil bt taken against you according 10 the prayer oi said complaint
 he said action IS brought to recover the sum of g. 900, debt on the contract. as in the com plsint set out.
 .~. Given under my hand and the seal ! of the District Court Of the First Ju- { SEAL. Sdicial District of the Territory Of Ar
 J zona, in and for the county of Co "" chise, this aih day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine GEO H. DAILY,
 leg Clerk
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
ln Er.rt If yuEle' Cex.

N.a }n v,t ii -t ioi4" .s- s,...lr. gathered -uizh, in n.e Cooper union Iu,ti r'~ |, hear inc seryicr- ir .em,ry %, the la'e Con gre,, aau. -m,.t Cov Ey-Pre-idcnt Cleveland. Nhn wa- pr--ia,n, ot the evening. p#l D high .ritu.e 70 the character ui ,ho dcaA ,-ale~man and c!r-ei hy saving II beg vou :o take hun. win ,ou among thc reflections which .Ii, "cra-.on ha, awakened our ag nrecil;iou ot the truth. that i we a.e to secure for nar-"l,-, an the I'---iur~ ot our tre,. institutions, we must better apprcuenj 'hc interests wc have at stake in their >crupulous maiutrnaurc. and must exact oi those whom We trust in public office. a rigid attention to the demands of public duty." Among other speakers wa, Congressman procior Knott wiIus. address was a warm tribute ui personal friendship.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Thr Steamer City of .rs York.

SANDY HUOK, Oct. 1.-The tugs have ceased pulling on the steamer Civ oi New York which Is still sink ing in the mud. She Is being lighted and another attempt will be made to pull her off at high tide tonight. In the opinion of expert engineers, the strain upon the vessel by the fearful hauling about she has received, has caused her severe injury, which it will take time and considerable money to repair.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

THE DAILY EPITAPH is inlOinlel pv . reliable gentleman that when ,he Republican Board oi Prison raniIuis- sioners male demand for he GUS tody oi the books and paper, and management of the prison. they were politely informed by the oli board that as far as they were concerned in dividually they would cheerfully sur render their suthority, but tor political Ieasons they declined to do 90, unless the courts should decide against them This is contrary to the general belief that had obtained, il having been given out that the Zulick board were only waiting for formal demand 10 te made on them, when they would turn over their office, like the gentle manly Democrats they were supposed 10 be. But, pshav What ie the use of trying 10 get a Democrat ont Of office unless you hit him over the head with A club and drag him outr
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

ANOTHER charm has been cast into the seething csuldron of our Territo- riAl muddle. It has been somewhat 6. : mystery "hy Gove-@o: Wo!acy's 6 appoin:ees as Prison Commissioners did not demand their office They have done SO finally, and another at traction is thereby added to our Terri torial circus, with the Governor the center of attraction as clown and Clark Churchill as ringmaster. How ever, we are glad to see that the Re publican board has plucked up enough courage to demand their office.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

TIE Fheni1 Gazette man ha> got both hi. haud- al' tangled uriu .he hair of the editor oi th, ci-zn Ii may turn out ,Ia, thc Gazette man ha, caught B T4rar.a- Brown .- a pretty good fgh.e: Himself A to the cause oi the attack ou Nr Brown. We very much douht whether NJ. pn- bar has been correctly informed
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Charges of Corruption isainst cOnSal LeWi

WASHINGTON, Oct II -Secretary Blaine has cabled to MT Lewis nited States Consul at Tangiers, 10 appear at the State Department, at Washing ton, and meet the charges of corrlp- ton made against him by Bencxala, Morroco merchant. who came all the way from Tangiers 10 prefer his charges
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

HoE. P. R BRADY, one oi the hest known men in Arizona, and ~ho has always stood high i'll the estimation of his fellow citizens, irrespective oi poli- ties, cannot afford, for political rea- sons, to attempt 70 shield Stevens in his apparent rascality, nor attempt to hide any other shady transaction. He owes it to himself and his friends to come ou, and expose any crooked work in the management o: tie fer ritorial prison, if he Is aware oi any. The public generally would like to hear from Mir Brady, and anything he might say on the subject would carry weight.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

rrc-oS i~ again excited This .n'c i, i, because some boys in the ny jc school got what they rr,nao.. sire itchin. for and no doubt rirh,, tr- served hn tli, >cnt.uenmltt, aaout the average small bos i- -n'N na~ placed. And the chances arr 'a.' these same fathers aud moas w.o are making ach ta-- ..raa. tucrr- i,hment ot their dear cA,rr.h> voalI, an -ught rro,oea,5oa li.t -ail cIl~ru's about fifteen feet on the toe oi their boot
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Railroad Collision.

BRIDGEPoET, Ohio. Oct. IA ca boose carrying one hundred mine laborer,, collided with freight train this morning on the Cleveland, Wheel ing and Lorain road Eighteen men were injured. three fatally.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
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TIE petition circulated iu TonJ- stone indorsiug Judge Barnes wa not in the hope ot lis retention in office, but was in the nature oi q counter move to the efforts of Marshal Meade to bIacken his character. Iiwa- -i-nod by all the attorneys that were present in Tombstone lat day with one ey- cepiion.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

HoS G. H. STEVENS did not attend the last meeting of the Board of Prison Commissioners. As he had about 5000 in his custody belonging to the Territory. which had been paid by the general government for the feeding of government prisoners at Yuma, and had been instructed by tine other mem bers to produce it at the meetin. just held, his absence is rather peculiar Some say he is in California, and oth- CTS that he is in Texas. The last time Stevens was in Tombstone he run things high for luck generally.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

\ LITTLE bird has whispered in our dexter auricular that some interesting news concerning Arizona officials is likely to be heard from Washington ssy day.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
Harris. the Tailor.

And practical cttter. Nohby suits and pants a speciality. My will is good, my work Is just, l use you well, but ask no trust
 Allen street, Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
City Marshal bcad.

ALBUQUEBQUE, x. Nj, Oct. l1-Wil- liam II Hopkins. City Marshal, died this morning.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12
THE DAILY EPTTAPH TS

the only Daily Newspaper pablished in COchiSe coun- ty that takes q regular telegraphic press report end does nO' use boUrr pLQte."
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-12

nGTnRFP r7 122n
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

A volnminous substitute has beer
reported TO the Senate for the bill
passed by tho House TO prevent the
use OF the mails for the purpose OF
sw.ndling by what is popularly
snown az tho 'grengoods game.
rhe substitute makes II unlawful lvi
any person to use or to induce an
other person 10 use The mails for the
purpose Of defrauding by the nego.
tiatng or sale or pretended counter
felt money or securities, under pen-
atty Of u fine Of $500 or imprison
nent Tor eighteen months. or both,
rhe use Of fictitious name or ad
dress for this purpose is also made
unlawful, aud subject 10 the same
penalties. II is madc the duty Of
the Post master General TO instrnc,
postmasters that who're the question
of Identification of the receiver d.
letters beloved to be Of the charac
YER in question is raised, they shal
summon said receiver into theii
presence, and if the identification i.
not satisfactory. his lettersashali b.
sent to the dead lettcr oaice. Lei
ters Of this kind are declared to bt
unavailable.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

Ripley Sentinel: We aie reliably
Informed that Ex-Governor John M.
Stone, is candidate for Governor
and bis name will be presented to
The state convention. We believe he
is the choice of tho masses of the
people OF the state, but the big bugs
are no, SO strong for him. He is a
plain, honest, business man, suite the
masses but not the bosses. We hope
TO sec card from him soon, stating
that he will be in the race.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

ng the widow Of Gen. Sheri dan, The
House reduced the amount trcm
$500 to $500 Per year. The
Senate has refused the amendment
and the bill has'gone 30 a conference
committee.
Another actor N the Gnrii,ld
tragedy is dead. Tins time ii is
DR.. Bliss, tho pi4ysician who had
charge Of the ease
Ten thousand people, the larg,s'
crowd ever u ;ha white Housc on
ons eysning attended the last t..
cepuon Of Rretl4on' and Mrs. Glove.
land.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

snteiea as Second Glass matter 1T ths
luka Post Once, Nayllth, 1888.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

The most interesting feature OF
the incoming administrativnto watch
will be to see President Harrison
Try TO run the machine and keep Mr..
Blaine in tho background. Either
one or the other will have to take
water, and take il with a vengeance.
Which shall it bc?-New Haven
Register, Dem.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

1t may occur to Mr.. Harrison, ifit
has not already suggested itself to
him, that the presidential Office may
md ought to be something more
ban 'the common sewer of all the
realm through which the unclean
rreatures OF once noble party can
be furnished with what their appe
tltes crave, The first mistakc-the
pne that compelled the rest--was tho
atempt to appease Blame and The
Biainites. Had Mr.. Harrison prompt.
y and firmly, once for all, refused
10 undertake this impossible task his
future course might not have been
easy, but il might have been respec-
able and even dignidcd. For such
refusal would have been TO Blaine
md Blaineism coup de grace, and
within the next presidential term il
might have been possible to organ
10 the Republican party on the
oasis OF principle and honesty and
common sense. As j, is, Mr.. Harri.
sou has only strengthened the one
element IN the party that is sure,
sooner or later. to be fatal to it,
New York Times, Ind.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

The country having been won By
the corrupt use of money, Is 10 be
hold by another ora of sectional hAss.
Be it 10; be ii 90. The Soath can
sland It better than tho North, and
af the West is content 70 bo robbed
by the Eaet, because the South Al.
tOmpssd 10 sscede generation ago,
jnst .ss The " est sail % and snficr IN
pockel viii. gratifying cowardly j
revenge. a'ssAss nes. oefa.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
WASHINGTON LETTER.
"a NJ OUR REGULAR 6 'RREsf 5NpENT.

s nf,f. t. ao,.. a..
H.; - flE
slng ths 'aen 'itis oous"'', elee''oi
lnveStgal'on les,,Gs,"" ,;, o''nssq y
Senator h"ef, hic' 'h' he'uoi, 7
cans hfve oe'err,'ne' :" caucus y
Pass, tola ing Ae puo''caH' SON
trutns which u ~ WIZ 90 wen 10
heed. ne rem,huoo '''e'.i 'nA' o'a'e
rlghts, whlen 'aoy Wanf :, 20 y'9h,Ais i;
had sieclcu Be'l ann harrison ,r's,
'dent ana recaiiea ,he Anepuohclii
party TO Powef, %Hlie ma ority vi
p@,ool voters had. Qss. 'helr snHragea
~ favor OF Grover Oievsiaha. Inc
kcpubllcan Rsr'y o8eo . asot %
STATE rights 'or lis iheoha'ng fresi-
dent ana the soen,iy oWou oeoi
70 State rlgn's !qr '1e qolhss''a 'faH-
lnili,y which 9aailea MY coming
Inc irglhla aeha'of t'e'i ai'lHaq
!o ths charges q prl"esy ~ NeW
ork during we recent e'sc'ioh' 20
the purchase oi Nose.s 'il !"u.a"a ~
plocka Eve a,u 70 M uHs po'o"'Aasioh
pi aliens IN "es' ''s'''a' Ss "e'i
~ to tne couhief Gna'ses maze u
.he hePuoiicSns. ~ asHeu "'al u
pandemoa'pmi wha. ! terrible sas-
pehse, whas = 'a9sis - puaihefs
Wou'u hase ioiio"ou nav 'o. o.ale
r'gnts exereiscu 'ro'r conservative
ana heailng SWAY 'sn' natf's'l's .
Pl'o OF fiesiuehs' WI 'cn had oe :
seaieu anu given W nun was hot
gwen 70 nun oy natiohs or % q
majority O. l's Psopie, oy sovsflsh
otates, ~niun aa n'u 1o'n'n'ssioiou nun
as tnoir oniei aa's.i"'9. 0ea.e
rights he'a tne iaauer lor henlamin
HARRISON 70 assehu the Freslaenta'
chalr, nau gwen Ine senator's lne'r
rreroga'ives, anu naq l'lleu Tue We,
PuDllcan parry out o. .ne slough o.
aesPohq any Glopsns ~; y "i'nlh slsnt
ol ~. soal ~ 80 .sa sos,.Ss' -. =.
!ne~soha.ol ieiefieu " ,As oiu
axiom soout 'ra'sihg !ne Dr'dge thal
carried one saie.y apFoss .ne stream
ana now 'nat me states rlghts
pridge mao carFleu inc Aspuoiican
party saieiy over the 'srpuiehl
sIreaM " coni'o', ;. "ss ,hect tna'
party confess .na. ai'er aii y was "a
PrettY Goou p'iues. 4hat Nepuoii,
can wou'g 10 an 'ngraie VINO wou'o
turn papk a-.q destroy whal NAG
hone MN ahq nss parry 80 snucn
good. ~ woaiq oe "a oeeu aslouho,
ing u New Ahesahe achatoFs shouio
unite 70 nFeak u uown.
IN conclusion Dr, Dah,eis sa,a' !
was amazed Wneh ! roau MI. hoafS
resoiutioh' sraVe'y requiring 'ht
senate 70 enter '.to an inquiry o.
sne elec'ioh ~ meaoefs % 'nc iiouse
OF hepresca'a.lVcs' = any, 'h'he
more un- 'nol'es'' " more ~ con
nict WIN .a0 api.,t " 'a' ia''ei'oa
consultation coa'u pave eeeh auS@es
ted, an a. a 'oss % co'gec'urc VIVA
thxt.lhlng Is;
senator n,"caoasn, s'; =. 'oo n'sGn ~; =.
burn o. ms s:,, 'tlsnos ~ mere a' cal' nun MN
has gwen n'ny onana'sr scar
from wnsca no uaf ,o' fecover ~
quito : "n'ie' aha nut ior Tue IN
terierenoe oi osna.of raa'kner a
N & NJ have gol'enN~a ssV . :
thrashihg. 1ao 'rouSiS .ooA p'ac
IN coMml''so room q 'ne ocna. .;
and was caused oy . report "h'c
chandler naa sgnse'lhg on oecrelAf
viias ano e~'4"u,s'l commissions =
Atkins no Aeh,uoNy nshalo
questioned tue IactS 5taleu IN tue IL