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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-13
A Pretty Quarrel.

IL 10 81 fClJ PiSbbJ AZ" tAao II
brewing in the ranks of the riva
Democratic parties of Pennsylvania
The parties have somewhat changed
in their relationship to each other
They were formerly the Randall
party and the Wallace party. The
advent of Cleveland broke up the
lines pretty thoroughly and we ther
had q Cleveland party, a Wallace
and remnant that clustered around
Randall. This remnant has practi
cally got over into the Wallace
party, and the two forces not ar
rayed against each other are led by
Wallace and Scott. The Erie states
man counts among his followers ex
Governor Pattison, Postmaster
Harrity and the old Cleveland Of
fce-holding list Of local statesmen
who would like to fill the offices
again and are shouting for Pattison
and Cleveland and the spoils.
Whether Pattlson is a Cleveland
man or a Pattison man or some
other man for 1892. makes little diff
ference, but the impression sought
to be conveyed to the general public
is that the nomination of Pattison
for Governor means general
strengthening of the lines for the
ex-President. Wallace protests that
he is not opposed to Cleveland,
Were he elected Governor and his
interests lay in the direction OF
Cleveland doubtless he wouldn't be,
but whether friendly to him or not
he has been forced by his opponents
into defensive position, for it is
the Cleveland, Scott and Pattison
combination that is making the con-
test against him. He is, therefore
the victim of circumstances, if moth
ing more.
We have been treated to q very
delightful series of interviews OF
late, while interesting outbursts OF
Democratic harmony have added
force to these circumstances. First
came the unqualified declaration OF
the Hon. William L. Scott for Pat
tison. Mr.. Scott is for Cleveland
and he says so. II notice." he re-
marked, "that Mr.. Wallace has been
making a qualified denial of his
hostility to Mr.. Cleveland. He
simply states he is not in combina-
tion against Mr.. Cleveland as chare-
ed, but he is careful not to deny
that he intends to use whatever
political strength and influence he
may possess to defeat Mr.. Cleveland
in case he would be candidate.
Mr.. Wallace's candidacy is approved
and strongly urged by the New
York San, and it almost goes with
out saying that no one who is not
hostile to Mr.. Cleveland would re-
ceive the support of the Sun"
On top of this comes the opinion
ofno less an authority than the
Hon. William H. Sowden, of Allen
town, the man who stood by the
side of Randall on the floor of Con
gress and vallantly fought against
free trade. He went down opposing
Cleveland's methods, and naturally
he is opposed to everything that
savors of Clevelandism. He de-
elares most emphatically that
Wallace should be nominated, and
Scott's bossism will not be tolerated
And these declarations are most
corpially indorsed by the Hon.
Benjamin F. Meyers, Of Harris
burg.
1t is an interesting quarrel which
will be fought out ct the State Con-
vention, and it is getting hotter as
the time for that gathering draws
nearer Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Boots & Shoes
FOR SALE BY
THEODORE MENCER
SONESTOWN PA

| have just received the lates
style and finest assortment of ladies
gents and lumberman's foot wear il
the county, which / am offering 70
sale at bottom prices. | manufac-
ture boots and shoes to order and
guarntee satisfaction.
Store on Main ST., oppsite Lorah' &
hotel, Sonestown Pa. Give me q
call and examine my goods.
THEODORE MFNCER.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of an
Oorler issued out of the Orphans Court OF
Sullivan county the undersigned Administrator
Of the estate ot D. I Foster deed. will ofer
for sale the following valuable real
estate in Fox township. Sullivan county
Penna. Lands Of d. U. Foster deed. on the
9TH day Of July, 1890, at o'clock p IN. All
that certain piece or parcel Of land, bounded
and described as follows to wit
Beginning Mt corner in the Canton road.
thence north SO degrees east perches to II
stake and stones on the west side of the
creek. thence by lanls John Elliott to a
stake and stones in said creek, thence nor'h
so degrees cast 20 perches to large hemlock
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-13
MET WITH AXES.

From the Harlem district COM
plants come in by the score. In
the big tenement districts in the
lower part of the city things are
worse. There the await the coming
OF the census enumeraUor with axes,
Over fifteen of the warrants were
directed to Madison, Oliver and
Cherry streets. In these streets the
enumerators say that the people in
the houses win accept the tabulated
census papers from them and then
tear them up before their faces
Remonstrance only provokes dis
turbance and to-day it was not un'
common to see census man flying,
pursued by women and children.
In many cases the police had to
interfere. The peculiarly about the
issuance of the warrants is that the
enumerators were unable to give the
names of the offenders, and as a con-
sequence they were all made out in
the name of John Doe and Mary
Roe. Another difficulty in the
prosecution of the offenders will be
the discovery of their identity.
Generally when a man is flying for
his life from a mob he is too busy TO
remember the faces of the ringlead-
ers. The marshal's bailiffs, as a
consequence, were unable to make
many arrests.
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The Road Commission being
anxious to ascertain the views Of the
citizens of the Commonwealth upon
subjects suggested, the Commission
submit and respectfully request
answers to the following interrog-
atories
l. Are you in favor of abolishing
the present system of working out
road taxes and paying a cash tax
instead?
ANSWER ..............
3, Do you favor State aid to
public roads?
ANSW ER :: ,....... ...''.......s'.
8. If so, how shall it be dis
tributed, to the townships or coun-
ties?
ANSWER :......,,.......
How shall the amount be ascer~
tanned, by valuation of assessable
property, number of inhabitants,
road mileage or otherwise?
ANSN ER ..s......
4. Are you in favor of super
ervisors serving without compensa-
ton, the same as school directors,
whose duty shall be the assessment
of taxes and appointment of road
overseers to have charge OF the
work?
ANSWER. .....,.....'....
5. How shall roads be superin-
tended and controlled-bv State,
county or township supervisors or
engineers?
ANoN En- s.ss... .s'''s.''.'.
And shall the State aid, if any, be
handled the same as local taxes
.. Is your county an agricultur-
al, manufacturing or mining county?
ANSWER .........
7. Is the stone in your county
suitable tor road building?
ANSWER. ...................
8. Are you in favor of authoriz-
ing townships to borrow money for
road purposes?
ANSWER: .............
8. Are you in favor of convict
labor on public roads?
ANSWER :..............
Give your views upon any other
points you desire pertaining to road
laws and road construction and
maintenance.
A. d. HARLAN, Chairman,
CHAs. r. ETTLA, Secretary.
Please return interrogatories when
answered to Charles +. Ettla, Sec'y.
1905 Locust Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
SIGN:
NAME. E.........s....
ror-krrv
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CALESMAN WANTED to sell our 600 hardy
Cvarieties of choice Nursery Stock. Best
Specalties. No experience necessary. Special
advantages to beginners Extra Inducements.
Pay weekly. Situation permanent. Besi
terms Best outfit free. We guarantee what
we advertise. Address at once.
GLEN BROS, NuRsERYMRs, RooHrsrER, NY.
This house is reIiable.l
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to-day. One by one they struggled
into the District Attorneys Office in
all sorts of conditions-some with
torn raiment. others with discol-
ored faces. Among the enumerators
were three women, who had been
treated as roughly as their male
fellow laborers in the census vine
yard. Whether the ladies parleyed
with ancient females turning fifty
and giving their ages as twenty-five
is not known, but certain it is that
the women enumerators gave evil
dences of having had their feelings
badly hurt.
sUMMARILY BOUNCED.
Among the general run of COM
plants the following specific cases
may be selected as specimens of the
trials Of the census enumerator.
One of the officials rang the bell of
a house on West Third street and
he was admitted. The enumerator
was guyed by the inmates. Then
he incautiously asked the proprietor
what century she was born in. He
also said that the inmates were old
enough to die and many Other
things that hurt their feelings.
Then he asked them, as the law pro-
vides, whether they were white or
black. Then the war began. The
occupants became so many Amazons.
The women charged upon the census
enumerator and elected him. A
warrant ensued for the arrest of the
proprietor.
Another cause ofdisturbance arose
on West Twelfth street, when one
of the census men asked, according
to his list Of questions, how many
children the lady of the house had.
The lady Of the house was enjoying
the first period of her honeymoon,
and her husband, who was in the
vicinity, made things lively for the
official.
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onlEnTAL cnUELTY.


Al Account of the prisai bg iioili"E OF
a, Fr.etteci Ia 'ri Tor.
Recently tho dis T.. judge At halu-
tara. Ia Coylon. had before him throo
persons. Including a village hcadmhn'
charged with causing gr!svogs hurt
TO four others by requiring thom 20
plunge thelr right hands into a eal-
iron Of boiling oil. The medical owl
icnca described tho hands us bolng Ia
"a soddcn. suppuraiing condition.
the fingers being Ia some cases de-
formed. In all cases the injured per-
sous were unable 10 follow tEuir art.-
nary ayocnlions for about month.
The facts o. tho case us stated In the
Judgment worc these. 4 woman Ia
tho village had some p.uubaso md
rleo slllgn from huri a hcnimla mad
Inquiry. and falling TO obipl1 Glow q
tho thuh, announced that Il would be-
-sYr5-r ry II. ~. ,sa dsI ~. = 49, -
TO b. not uncommon custom Ia w.
mote parts Of tho country. Ani iL'
iormnlitcs nro rs fulIoUs: Somp OH
from negly-gathorci klng oocouuui
Is manufactured by one of the friend
Of tho complainant; this Is pou li
into caidrun and heated 20 b0!l.HF
point Each Of tho suspected paFilrT
4. supposed TO dip his hs1d iuto The
--.sscl 81 boiling oil aud {, ~ liberty 90
sprinkle Hs much Of tho hot oil a. De-
brings up with his iiagurs on tho pTr-
sou OF tho complainant. who stand
close nj hand. Any exclamation %
palm on tho Pa-, Of tho suspected Pur-
900 l. construed Into an admission uf
guilt. II no such exclamation il made.
tho Innocence Of The party i, supposed
10 DO established
In tho prsont case the eyldanc. %,
,Ahllshcd that the pressure ON tho hc.
ci,gi was no, merely moral; tbey wc-r
lorcci to dip tEclr hands Into tho
burning oil No force seems 20 hHvr
been used In bringing ,hom tn the
scene Of tho ordeal; they collected
there In response TO tho orders 81 th'
hraiman. who. seated ON n platform
opposite tho vessel OF oil. appear, 10
have noted rs tho presiding luig.
Zach Of tho conp,alnants dapos1l a.
tho lac, that they were reluctant 90
submit; To tho ordeal. but vcrc .orcih'y
dragged up 10 tho caiarun b. Ga
other two accused. nni tholr hsni
plunged Into tho boiling oil Tha
had sufficient sali.eouiroi TO RbstHla
from calling out. oScrp; n boy % cove
onioun. who cried ou, Justify. aud wa
,horcupon pronounced tho guilty og1
Tho Judge took tho fac, that 1t was
custom in,o account. but refused O.
di-inis, tho prisoner. with waruin
~ suggested by tholr counsel. II
fined ,hom ono hundred rupee, each.
with tho alternative Of rigorous .a,-
pri-onnou, tor tan month";.
1lmrN
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lie e. .mr he with . breezy air. Hu in.
grl'iaiils u.ts, and q card iu hi, out
stretched GInl. Before DC c,u'I get
OH, breath after climbing the stairs.
Fog rcachrIguthi, hand ANIL embraced
the uuisirairhc.l ditto cnlsiyc,y.
II scr," said Fngs. ''ynu are On agent
uf tie Suokomiu Life Insurance Com
pauy You'd like 10 insure the fir SO.
,Cp. Your scheme IS superior to any
other In the m1rk"t. ana the premium,
srr $50 low thai III never notice the out
los. ! like your schrmr: your face rs
progressing; why shouliu', take ogi
q policy ~ Si1uD or 5.OoD? Ny
occupation Is less hazardous .lau t!iai
NJ The mru who woik IN The powder
magazine; / go u.rr thc B.cL-tiy y
Rail,abang Railroad la'f drzsu times
o das=sr.iUM have less THAN ten smash.
up. daily yui kuuw-i slrcp next door
t1u dynamite mill. aud cat % board.
hog house. AL 10. nlct,;1r,. rs lar
hack as the landing of the Pilgrim.
have del 81 heart disease or cuusump-
iiou; ms cough hgs been uu me ten ypaTa
thus lar. and the doctor, tell me jhut |
hnyu't half lHug lrft, anil that my
heart is endowed with full liuc OF
cariiHc diseases. o.. YES, IN by
George he's Eune''
Aud "a he had. II was the first time
nn record that an insurance agent ever
lost his yoicc, and 1t is suspected that
this unfortunate went out auI hanged
himself ont of sheer chaggin. Boston
Transcript.
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ruc -iind cure Dsr,or.

"l'he prisoner. your honor. ordered
me ouj Of the house. aui because did
not go quickly enough Ia suit him. lie
k.cErl m'. Enicting upon ire cNcrucia-
ting pain"
Ills Prisoner ut the bar.
have You anything to say in yorr de
fcusef"
Pfisunrr-"Yc Your honor; didn't
kick him. merely pointed with my
foot the way wanted him to 20. The
pain he speaks OF WAS alt imaginary.
Indeed. the complainant told my wife
that very dpy tina, what we call pain IS
n mental drlusiun"
His Honor" Aud YOU believe him =
Prisoner Yes. your honor"
His Honor Very we'll. then. YOU
can pay into the county treasury SO.
You won't mind it. The pain OF parting
with ones money is only n matter of
tn Imagination. YOU know"
MNl-Cure- Ductor--"ljut / am to get
nothingY'
His lIouur-"oh. vOu have the pleas
ure oI imagining tina, tire so comes IL
yuu Pleasure as well as pain, | pre-
sumo. is merely dclusion.-Boston
Transcript.
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IRISH COAST POVERTY.
itow the Peasants Of r.a,ry nay Cc, .
rres.rtous Living.

Besides fishing up herring ard h-kr
80 P0or people nj tho head Of naairy
Hsy fsh up sand Sand raising. 81 lt
Do called. IA as !mpor,An, mn Industry
r. catching h.h. This kind Of fnud
lHnrn sometimes M coral saud.
us,-i ~ farm manure. and COST i.ot
- . shillings n boat load poo
prise considering tho toilsomo chez
actor Of the work and cos, OF the h1
required 10 carry It on. A sand-f#
cJEti Isl when now and e. year 81.
repair. Tho utmost boat uwra- o.
partner can do In day u to bring
shore two boat loads. The pracrr
have to b. divided among a nun. he-
workers. while tho wo King so5aou
lasts Tor 4 portion Of the year only.
Ia spite Of their lifelong labor f-n.
morning To night. In winter aud Som.
Hs1r Hud In calm and in storm. tho
Ifri1r fishermen nro In n siato a.
chronic poverty. Thcy do not live hy
'hrir fc1ppy patches Of holdIurs
Ihrt earn with difficulty from tho 90.
barely enough to bay l,cpiu. room
Dad "a '1lih1id on tho land
They cvou do moro thpn tAat; 'be,
partly create, with tho ho'p Of 90, u
ilo very soil for which iheY pay r.a.
Tho doposi. which thcy call ,.-
sand they have used to reclaim tae
shores Of rock and bog They l.r.
used tho suawocd for tho Same las
po.a. cutting !. up from the derr sa'
with primitive machine. which ua
be described ns marine srytbc. a
tho Hcawccd has 20 be paid for. % fa.
~ separate item. then rs iur'ugr.
IN tho holding. Coral sand. ssaaa
tho refuse OF house and pir-.tv. r-
basdct loads Of soil found anon. tat
oowitc-s. these nrc the ingrcdlrrf.
out ~ which. after years Of WORK. tl.
croitcr fishermen have produced ti.
tiny green patches which dot innuragr-
ably the rocky shores and tho rFau-
brown sides OF the sterile but irraiu.
raruh'y picturesque mountains thai
surround Glcngrnin. the bcnutifu
And the dwellings Of these hard-wor'-
ing pcop.ol Thcy Erc more Gt forth
p.rs that 20 gruntiuR and snou;.r- {
and out oil them than they arc f1r be-
irgs created in the image OF Cud. =
dry stone box with carthcn floor an
without windows. two or th-eD re-
cesscs stuffed with straw for bcds nr
the whole il'led with peat rcoi. sur.
is tho ordinary type of house whl4d o.
fisherman and his wife live with ia.i
II dozen or more children. In orc
such house which | visited there wcre
seven childrcn.-London Daily Nova
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H.rgFG iaraiE'r-i!o1'i ovSr-trrs - III
.5t.I SEE, q. l"Ui5 Autni risuiu So. Q. iaela
'isiI.ri uiait.ri Sc. q. sdrm sn,iih.
jH'g.t's - tau i',arc-o q. ". aiuf~ mi ". =
iam.r.
usfnt,'-n, '. clark.
rutL CHEEk- iu1tigr-E T.. Ocss.
Cmsia1ie=i. u. hmirs.
Enti uvrfsrrF= tfi Martin.
rtyr-1,CE-tu.i'ae-r. y. King.
CUusialis=i. -. ucr.Irs.
r0gd n,ur.r 81. ". nsifubsirh.
wmFr uiyrn-jusiirr-u ", IiunErt
C"usgatlr-E. i;rigun.
Eu1i utrrs,er-Ucufzr w. u'1ss.
n,NGrly-Iuuiur- "A. g. ri10rt.
CrnsiHfi.-1n--fh EirHsr.
tui1 uNrrHsfrat. q. tuHTsf.
rrrtH WUIrr- IHTif-,-ChHfIe' smish.
rHH.ilflr=Wui.un Csnrr.
GlH1 utrF5Hrr-p . sgrri.
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iinvlIna mail lcuvos Monday. "wednesday and
Friday ut u. m. Arrive. Tuesday, Tbur.-
day nni Saturday ut q y. ~.
Grnnd River mail lpnvc. Mc"kor daily. except
Sunday. at $40 u. IN. Arrives daily, except
sunday. ut G.aa y. nj.
Rnngriy md white River mnii leaves N-oscr
every Nundny aud Thur-day ut $ n. tn.
Arrives every Wednesday and sanirisy at
or. ~.
nrrcy oricr and registry department opcn
irum %. ~. tog =. IN.
ro.tluica oron on sundays from TO 10 q. m.
nni from To- 8 -. IN.
i. V. IiousroS. POeimns,or.
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hard work ont Of tile willing bride into
The baniiia.
"Snme bridal parties are exceedingly
folly. Continued The talser, 50 much SO,
in fact. that have often had to stop la
the middle OF the serric, and lecture
tic bride OF bridesmaids for gigglins.
and others again nru 90 solemn TINT /
fsel It my duty tu cheer them uP a niue
| have q few old stock jokes Tor sneh
occasions. which ncycr fail 10 provoke -
laugh. When give tie bride her mar
rluas lines as We call the certificate l
occasionally add tia; have no doubt
Size will hold the Irius alsp. one bride
srhom whom chefr-i will The oh-cF
WALTON tlai no, wIs The rni oI AL lis
Troubles returned s1mc time after and
demonstrated with me. SAYING that his
marriage va, teIiif tic beginning OF
Ills woes. TIE ouly defence ! could
ursc 10. making 30 rlh statement
waa;
MY friend, l did not SAY which
end
"Bai this iii not seem 10 cuna''r him
% auy lr,at extent.
-Auuuc1uth couple annoyed mr into
yl.,insa practical Joke on ,hem once.
ItlHpgrutl iu tlis way They called
,u m, ius. o. vrs getting into ms
magy ~ start uuaNl,jgiUs ,uur They
Wen, lg-.asius, iitmauueud people
asl seemed u'tu.rihcg lseh.us reverence
? n. iie rri'mthi 90 rs Consequence s.
lie uas especially rough, mot a. f'y
cluur. aH! h1i evidently ,n Hiri the
hg ir uH liic WY 20 my llr,r' Tor aHe
lu.keI sulEy When I ssil:
"Wii, tEou iayc this womlu tplr tif
welded Wife, etc De- ausaeyei;
"'Yuu BOT
Iuprlysl ASIA and be- inaily U,rpal.
ird sulEily. 4 wall
when I sskti hey, 'Wilt thou have
iAis man 90 DEE Thy welded hub1Hi :
r;r', Hhs replied.
90 No. won't. I've iakru q d.-'.kiu'
{ him And -lc would 40, HHl did
ual. so tbgf went away qulucllus.
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Simply apply "Swayue's Ointment
Nnmternai mr.l!clle required. cdre-
tciter, eczema, itch nll e7lpti't' nn 'he
face. hands, nose. etc leavlus ~" .Alh
clear, white and healthy. rs great heal
ing and curative powers are p'Sss',H
by no other remedy. Ash your druggist
FOR SNAyne's O.nuu-ni.
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eSce

Well, my fine little fellow. You have
got quite We'll againi | WAS sure that
the pills left Tor yen would cure YOU.
How did you take them. in water or in
cake p "Oh, used them in my blow
gun.'-Flicgeude Batter.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Senators, u. -. TgllrmHi = O, wolcutl
NrWlrr ~ Cougrr-f. itr-ea T4rusrud
iicti'ier ~ lhs land oHoe. So pcIsn
Er'ei,cr q Put!ls 'lonrys, - is. swan
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Tho London University degrees
were thrown open 10 women 10 Year,
aro and now there are Z NJ. As: ~
u. As. ? ID. Sc. 5, 81 H. Sc's and
eight women holding medical or
1urgical' degrees The number who
graduated during last year alone was
81. At Cambridge there were Il.
The total for the year at Dublin. Vic.
loria. London. Oxford and Cambridge
was 100.
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THE nERkLp BRAND.

All stock branded as above on any
part ~ auimil from tlic tail up to g.sht
.ollud the cam. Range, Garfield.
llruil. Grand, Eagle pitsin aud Mes,
rluut'ts, Colorado, EEaiem Utah and
sau,hrm Wynn ~ and % Few select
patches ~ feeding ground all over
1. S.-Nu extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter, ~ rugiayoi
characters, and also includes = copy Of
rHE HERALD. let uie cowboy on the
range know your lranl.
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WHITE RIVER srucR-GRowERs Assn.
CiATiuS.
Pre- dent W. =. DENLY
NiUr-Prraiirut :. s. Grrru
Secretary. = l.. u. Iiuishrr
2 rr.pur,r, y. Major
Executive ruuniucr. ben rricu. 4. H.
Critrhllw aud ". \. Keller.
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Subscribe Cor THE iIaGALD aud sln
Fraucisoo Wcoily Call. only 50 - Tor
both papers, Specimen copies onn be-
lad Is addressing His uiiice.
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When Young man Is iircI hy Ii $
best giIl he surely duscnt 90 oil In a
l'iye If glury.- Epainry Enterprise.
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Another rcuRh for AmerIcn.

LONDON, February 2.-There is gertle-
man of his way TO America whom it might
be good idea to send bsck to England.
His nsme is Dennis COunell. and he hss
been tried FIVE times ut MARY borough and
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has already bsen executed. 1t was found
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owieg 10 lack of evidence, aud he was Sc
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