davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09
Olympia VsrEinG on bankruptcy.

Olympia Tribune: It will not hurt the
capital question particle TO expose fraud
10 the city government, It will help It.
II Olympia expects to be the state capital
II must conduct It's business on business
principles, and not 90 into bankruptcy
through loose business methods.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

THE Olympia Tribune charges bad
financierinR to the city officials, and says
that not only the tli5,0OO limit Of in
debtedness has been reached, but that
81, 900 Of unpaid warrants are outstand-
ing end 900 more is required to meet
unpaid contracts. The banks refuse 10
Accept the warrants, and the inference
drawn Is that that borough is exceed
inOlv roAten.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

GEoRoR wAsmNeToN HUNT is evidently
In q hard row Of stumps. All Of his
property in walla walla and Umatilla
counties has been attached and liens
have been filed on the Oregon 4 WASH
inRton railroad.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

Mrs. John A. Clarke was q great sufferer
from indigestion and sick headache. She
left her home last Saturday 10 buy bottle
Of De Wits Little Early Risera, took dose
and her headache disappeared a. myaleFl-
Ously a. Il came. Try them, q, J, TAFT,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

AsOrIN Sentinel: Yakima melons 90
chiefly TO the Sound, and by their dis.
turbing qualities they serve as q reminder
that eastern Washington still holds grir
on the destinies Of that large and would
be Independent part Of the state.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

A NEW counterfeit two dollar bill has
made its appearance in Indiana, and
fears are expressed that it will complicate
the political situation in that state.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

SPOKANE Globe: The Yakima exhibit
Is attracting much attention. It Is q
handsome one, and visitors TO the fair
that fail TO see Il will miss q rare treat.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09
mia. 70 I'm CRIB. Of MCKEE nrlage.

The Board Of County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids to Gil two cribs Of
Mckee bridge with rock. Bids to be
opened Oct. IS, 1890.
MATT BARTHOLET,
Clerk OF the Board.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

IAN kind q grains bCpsht and sold al
the North Yakima Roller Mil. II
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-09

The ELITE" will shortly receive a
large stock Of imported Key West and
domestic cigars. One Of the best Of the
brands has been made to order for Mr..
Arendt and has been named the "Elite."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
Hanged.

sHELBRooKs, Qle., Dec. 19-Remi
Lamoutagne suffered the OK RENE penalty
of tho law this q; ling fer al abominatls
crime. Ga tee Sih of Jaly, 1888. he went
to ne house OF his brotheria law, Napoleon
Michel, aud, having en.iced him from the
door, saot him Twice in the mead, then cut
hi1 throat aud snsbed his body. dragged
MIN into the hcuse, and Get it on f to hide
the crine. Toe wounded man, however
drapgsd himself fiom the hlmea, badly
scorche6, end escaped to a reighboI'5 house.
Whsre hs died ef.er feg weeks. The muir
derer's s.s.er Lidf, an unusually handsome
Fren h Canadaa Gri oitgeuty, the wife Of
bis victim, vas ares ed for completely 10
the crime, but The brother escaped. Il
cams cat al the trial that Ida ard Der
brother had been ligiog in incest and che
WAS acquitted, the fac5 that she was en-
ciel evidently having inf fenced the jury
Late in Ootobcr, LamoDtagne was captured,
II d, found gnil spd sentenced to be
haoged. Accordingly the death penalty
vas II fl ctsd this morning. At S:45 this
morning Sheriff Webb, who had charge of
the execution, dad sa!dsnly from hear!
dissase. Il is believed that the excitement
attending the arrangements Was the cause
Of The fatal attach.
COLUMBUS. Oaio, D.c. 10 Elmer Shar-
key a1d HAIRY Popp'--were hanged here
last nisaF. Sharkoy killed his mother By
crushing her skull with maui while che
vas s!eep;ng. He pretended that g bur
glar comm itted the crime, but suspicion was
so strong that be confessed the crime.
Henry Pcpp, the olhOr map, killed Morris
Grelhar, saIooa kesper, at Canton. by
stabbiog him with p9nknifs after he had
been several times throwa out of the So
loon. Popp tai be Has drunk when the
cFime wa committed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
Effects of the Storm.

POINT PHEASANT, Dsc. ia boat haa
arrived from Coal City. ak miles uo the Big
Kanawha rive. La officers say that owicg
to The great snow fall the West Virginia
brsnch Of the Oaio Central railroad bss
abandoned ell trains and the Chesapeake
and Ohio is nearly az bad. Not telegraph
wlre In The valley is working. Six children
recurring from school are reported lost ou
Tbirteen-Miie creeb. More than hundred
familiep, mostly mners, are showed in neer
Roncevert and their situa.ioa is dangerous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

EE STOPPED THE FUNERAL The n 3
ner In which the jewish Hospital ausbos
lilies conduct funerals ia apparently no;
unison with the Ideas of Henry Harris, o.
the same sutj'c'. r distant relative {
Harris died in the jewish Hospital Ph
adelphia, fe8 days sincs, aud it was a.
ragged to have the boy inie..ed al ieu.
Sloal Cemetery. Harris objected, eod 'a-s.
ing tbs funeral on the way took a.li 3
the heads Of tie hoTses sttnchtd % Or o.
the Carriages ard backed them IL d e.
gutter, upset,ing the vehicle and !. jdtin
the occupants. For this Hasris was Vester
dey halo cy Msgle.rete McCarss in $500 3,
a charge OF malicious miccaiei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr., Chss. E Norris and Miss Rots Divine,
were married in Lseeburg yesterday.
Sevea new y-mariied couples were saow.
bound at Lyuohburg yesterday. Most OF
them we're from tia southwest, and are on
their bIid Al ton. 10 tbs northern and eastern
cities
The snuhbound pasaerger train on the
vs. ley branch of the 3. & 0. road was
wrecked near HerrisonbuIg "Wednesday
evening by running into snowdritt end six
men, eli railroad employees, we're itJuEeo.
The indications ara thst the long fight for
the postmastershlp al Lynch6urg has been
virtually settled in favor OF tie appointment
OF Mr.. Mclaughlin, sn adbereni o! 0an.
Mshone. His chief competitor YVES DE-.
Waithott, an suti-Mahon!le.
Mr.. Anga4 Mcneil, Of Ireland, and Mis-
Mary Basse.t, yonugesG daughter OF Nr.
Samuel Carson, goee married ct RiyertoD
last ngas. The officiating miDister
Vas RaY. F. A. Strother, brother-in-
law of the bride. Af,er the ceremony 6
briliisnt rscap ion followed at Dellbrook,
The home OF the brides parents. which was
largely attended
The Esangelistia Labor Committee OF tho
Sspod OF V!rglcia met al Petersburg yester'
day sbd completed rnIes for the govern
ment of the committae snd for the direction
of tbs eyaDgel,sis. The committee elected
Jhrse evapge!ls;s. Tney are Rev. f. d.
Woods, Of Marsiusbu7g, W. Va; Rev. 2.
Smith, D. D, of Fredericksburg, and RaV.
". B. Copper, of Lexington, Kg. Win
chester and psrts OF Maryland were fixed rs
the Hsld Of Mr Woods lebors. Chesapeake
END psrts of West Virginia for Mr. Smith,
and Greenbrier PCes6yteEy for Mr. Cooper.
R:y. rzpdon r. Mason, CT HenTie.te, Pa :
a2d not R5v. Mr. White or Savannah, IS
betoss atsd. hos been called by tbe con-
eregut;ou cf Grace Episcopal Church OF
Rlohmon;l &c II the vacancy in the pulpit
o. thet chGrcn caused by tho resignation
OF Rev. d. Z. Nj. Jackson, who Yves RS
cen.ly elected assistant biehop Of a ALBANIA.
Ms. Msson VIII probably accept fhe Gail
sad he is expected in Richmond some time
after Esster. he is q naliye of Virelnia
and d causin OF Bishop Randolph of Rich
mort. Hs married daughter OF RsV. Dr.
Ambler, Of Virginia
Deputy Marshall Bems was in Richmond
Yesterday on his way to Montana. Ee has
10 his ciu:ch jack Eawlsy, "the most sue
cessiG! horse thief in ths world Eaw-
ley's gres,est exploit WAS ir the summer Of
1855, when, slug le-asi d aud alone, be
stole 1900 ponies from Montana ranch,
drove thsm TO Tea, cold them for $25 0GO,
pocksed the proceeds aud A3d 20 the City
Of Mexico. There he cut terrible swell.
Laet iali Hawiey tried 10 steal $50 blot dsd
horses f.om tas Heldsrson ranch. Hande1-
eon posted 81 coo for his arrest, and Eemis
will pocket the re ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
:, a hill 10 nov before the COG

& BIZ! is nov before the cog
,,.Ittea. aad will probably be reported iaVo;-
ahly. making the decisions of the police
court OF ibis city 6asl 10 cases CT misde
mesnors, and lopowsriug that court to en-
pare! jnries.
The subcommittee Of the House Naval
Committee have completed their draft OF he
pavsi appropriation bill. Among Its pre-
Visions is ooe for another big l!ae OF battle
ship.
Mr. Gray introduced bill in The Senate
to-day Recommending to the President that
he institute negot;atlone with Great Britain
and Mexico for free trade with Canada On
the north and Mexico on the south
All the democratic members of the House from
Virginia are opposed to the ship subsidy bill, ana
all the republican members from that State are IN
favor oft.
Mr.. Hale Of Maine, INTRODUCED in the Senate
to-day petition from people Of his State lor q
bill making it unlawful TO transport liquor from
one State into another contrary to the laws
thereof. -,
The Washington and Arlington Railroad bill
would have come up in the Senate to-day, bus
Senator Higgins, of Delaware, its patron, was not
present at the opportunc moment.
Mr. Z. (. Knox, of Alexandria, has been COM
mis-. Toned by the b1reau as its agent to col
lect statistics relating to mauuac urlpg INDUSTRIES
in Alexandria.
In the House to. day General Lee presented the
claim of Thomas Ogden, of Alexandtis county,
for property tsken b. the U. s. army during the
wa be ween the States. :.
At &C ock this e,ening the finance commit,
tee of the Senate agreed to report The hnaIc!ai
bill introduced yesterday by Senator Sherman.
No apprehension is felt at the Navy Depart
ment that the fever which hiss been reported rs
prevailing On the U. S. y. Kesrsarge, now at Port
Boyal s. C, is OF dangerous or alarming charac-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

to-day says that Mr. Parnell will csrry Xii.
kenny in the coming parliamentary cleo
ton If the priests hold aloofin the contest
DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-At Sligo to-day the
trial OF number persons who were charged
with committing moonlight" offsnces in
Cosrty Clare, ended in verdict of guilty.
La.or, the leader ofths band, was sentenced
TO penal serviiude for life. Tae other
prisoners we're sentenced 10 various terms
OF imprisonment, ranging from one year to
twenty yea:s.
DUBLIN, DEC. 19.-Ceuon Cody asserts it
was mud tbat wes thrown In Mr.. Parneli's
facs aad eyes aud not lims. as is said by his
supporters. An address signed by twenty
three women OF Kilkenny has been publish
ed Il declares that Mr. Parneil, after yesrs
OF systeuatc deceit, has st lsss been IN
masked and that bis very presence pc ldtes
the SOIL
PARIS, DEC. 19.-Dt. Petit has produced
before the Society OF Practical Medicine
specimens of lymph invented by himself,
ehich. he claims. will produce results ID
tuSs.culag diseases identical with those pre-
daced By professor Koch's lymph.
in the trial of Michael Egraud and Ca
brielie Bcmpa Dr.. Liegeois explained TO
the court end jary the views Of his school.
Ha atated that anybody who was hypnotic I'd
became victims OF the experimenter's pow
ers mentally and physically. They could
te made to commit crimes. He had made
one subject take an unloaded revolver and
90 through the motions OF firing 1t at sup
posittous person. The subject afterward
believed that he had committed murder.
Another of the doctors suhjec's had an
knowingly signed promissory notes Will
rudsr hypnotic iDtlleDce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
Kidnapped by the Gypsies.

West Oh sister, Pa, nss never had more
sensational kidnapping case than that which
s sgitetipg the community just at present.
The police a,e ACQUIRING he country for
three meE who carried E IF the ward OF
well by farmer, wbo VAS kidnapped on bis
way to school, and who was evidently to %
held for Ransom. Howard Cunningham. thu
hero Of the afTair, arrived in West Chester
yesterday morning locking the Worse for bis
experience. He lives with hie guardian Il. +.
Pace. sbont three miles f.om West Chester.
He attends Copeland school, which il but
q half mile from bis home. His ocur5e to
and from school lies through deep and
lonely cut.n and IL vas 81 this place on
Tuesday mcrnicg that be was stopped by
three map, who alighted ron covered
dearborn wagon, AID before he could cry
out had forcsd Gag into his mouth. His
feat and hands were lied and he vas tosead
into the rear OF the wagon end the horse
started.
The men drove continuously unti, derk
en- Tuesday evening, hsliiug in patch OF
woodland, whore they tied the horee and
built campfire. Yoprg Cunningham
could esther no idea as to their intentions
regarding him, as they converseG altogether
IN tongue uoknown to him. The men bad
nothing so eat with the IN, but had q bottle
of whisky, ard OF this they drank freely.
To this The boy owes the fact CT his escape
Tia cspsors filed up en- the liquor, and
Fl ,a,ls suak doHn by tie camp fire in q
d:unken stnpor. Then Howard commenced
to WORK 8. his bonds. After long time De
Hbrsted his hsrds, snG the rest wes easy.
He united tis feet, took the gig from bis
mouth, snd quietly clipped ous the back
of the wagcn cad rsn until exhausted
he touk refuge in q barn, where he slept all
night.
@ sterday morning he walked cut of the
barn and fcura himself ct Avondaie, thirty
miles from home. He was given bis
breshfset ct neishboriug farmhouse,
and then started to walk along the
Baltimore Central Rsiltoad. He walk
ed all day. and last night fund
himssit st Corcardville, Delaware county.
Here sister of his guardian lives, and the
Lad hunt.d her up. He stayed there that
night, end next morning wss brought to
West Cneater. whore ne told bic story to
tbs police.
Tbs bog described the uen as 'sypsies"
He said they ware poorly dressed and were
SLOUGH bats pulled down over their eyes.
They drove lsrgs bay horse to dearborn
wasop. T5ey were Gark-skinned fellows,
al OF ;hsm isrge SID Fl rec locking. OG-
GERS doao sacut AyaBdale ha7e been te!e-
csaphed 10, ano that part of the country is
being :bnfoushly searched for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
The Indians

RAPID Cry, s. d, Dec. 1.-the re-
ports OF engagements between troops and
Iodans at Oiy's raache and other points
are false. There have baen three skrnishes
between Colopsl II. 81. Days command of
settlers aud coaboys, numbering fifty men
The lest oEe on Tuesday WIS not one.
Tas Iodiana attempted to burn thu bay
SACKS at Days rancho, but were driven #
by Colonel Day and ten men. a band Of
$50 hoa:ilas aTe moving westward fifty milts
north of bers In Butte county. Eighty men Of
the Ninth ,arelry and sixty Cheyenne
scouts under Captain Moore, have b3en
seat ef.er them. Seven companies of the
Seventeenth ceyaify now at Fort Russell,
under COMMAND OF Col Mznsr, will arrive
at Hermoaa today. General Miles received
dispatches from General CerT, whose camp
is So miles southsaat Of hsre, showing that
s7srything Is quiet Tna IAdians camped
Ia this Little Missouri country north Of
Minnesota. sys thought to be Sitting Bulls
band.
A courier FROM Cheyenne river reports
that yesterday at noon $ skirrn;sh occurred
between large party of IneiaDs and the
troops uuder Capt. Stanton. Shots were
exchanged quite lively for some time, when
the Indians took to the brakes and were lost
+, yisy in tho Bad Lauds. II Is expected
that al e,tack will occar about daylight In
,be r1c-,t;ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gasetiel
WAsRINaroS. D. O.. Dec. 10, 1850.
Senator Gray introduced ID the Senate to-
day amendments to the Force bill to strike
out the provision for 8 permanent annual
appropriation for the compensation OF The
supervisors aud to deprive these officers I
the power to interfere With the returns, anO
to separate them entirely from the elective
machinery after eieo.ion day. Senator
Daniel also introduced amendments to the
bill, intended 10 moderate its provisions.
OIL. w. E Simms. U. s. Consul at Colon,
Is here on turough, having settled setistac-
torly the business on which he was sent TO
the island of Roys del Terro. He tays
C1Ioo is delightful place and that business
Will revive there as soon IS WORK Oh the
P mama Canal shall be resumed.
The republicans In the Senate ara ne
much at sea on the Force bill now &c iney
ever were. They do not want to lay that
bill aside until tbey have their hDs2ce Dill
ready to take its place, and they dc net
want to introduce TIE latter until they have
previously adopted gag lew so IS to pre-
want the silver men from moving an amend
msnt providing for free coinage. The silver
msn among them hesitate seont voting fer
thu gag rule lest by 1t they be shut off from
proposing such an amendment. Ano SO
there is no sareem ut among them, notwith-
standing their csucuses. and the Force DILL
Ia as far from its passage now ss it was 81
the commencement of the session.
Senator Sneiman has determined 10 with
draw the resolution be Introduced to go coz
strns the tariff law as to maintain the Ra-
waisn reciprocity treaty in operation. The
nrobab;ity cf amendments being cfered
which might reopen the eotiEs tariff qnss-
zion has caused this decision.
The hill introduced in thu Senate te-'ay
by MIR. ingalls, to allow the U0itsd States TO
exchange iss interest bearing debt for legal
tender notes, provides that Tben any per-
son desires to surrender his bonds, shall
be redeemed by the issue of legal tender
notes. a premium OF not over two per
cent. shall be paid on unmatuTed bonds.
l. is pretty we'll determined that there
will be no holiday recess this Christmas ex-
cent Christmas day aud New Years day.
But the democrats will do all in their power
to prevent The transaction of any business
during the time usually allowed for such
recess, and also TO delay the passage of oh-
jectionsble bills at ali other times.
At he msetipg OF the House District OF
Columbia Committee tc-isy It wss dsier,
ruined to call up toe Georgetown and Ar
lIngton Railroad bill st the fret ccnyeaient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
Foreign News.

LONDON, Dec. 10 -Rsv. William Nassau
Wordsworth, n. a the well kDown antaer,
died to-day.
TIE Queen to-day stated fov Osborne
House, the royal residence on the Isle Of
Wight. a b!lnd!og snow storn Taa pre-
yelling at the tue, bat thu weather ~as
clear when the party crossed the solent.
Soow storms prevail every where in Great
B-itsio. TIE fall has been deep and traffic
hsg eeen blocked 20 many placss. A nura-
be- q; creeks Of small yesaeis has beer r.
ported.
DUBLIN, Dee. Is. The Frecmqn's yoarnag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

BaFoRE ex-Secretsry Eadicott makes bis
next attack upon Governor Hill for carry
ing ths State of Nav York at the came eicc-
ton ct which Mr.. Cleveland lost II, he should
read what Mr.. William Sieuway Of Nov
York city said 10 speech be made at
democratic bscqaet In that city last eatuE-
ds7 night, which was to the effect that
Governor Ell! had exsrted his utmost
ability to re.elecs Mr.. Cleveland, and that
Mr.. Cleveland was ss we'll aware OF tina,
fact az any BODY else. and had told him 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD { L0I'HR1P
FRIDAY, DEC. 10. 1890.
s@ Stores open Evenings
Until Christmas.

We have decided to make Fri
day and Saturday memorable days
in the Misses Children's and Boys
Clothing Departments. To this
end, and that all the young folks
may have chance to secure a suit
able Christmas gift, we have made
exceptional reductions in Misses
and Cbildren's Wraps and Boys
Overcoats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

AMAN has just been sentenced in Phil
dalphis to the penitsntiary for two years
for violating the election laws Last month
And get Senator Eyarts, cue OF the parties
to the greatest election fraud ever perpe-
tra.ed in the world, says the States cannot
he trusted with she enforcement Of the la"
relating to the election Of their Own Officers
ga has been done fer century, bnt THAT The
federal government must exercise that su-
tho.i.y, though such supervisors rs DaVen-
mort aud euch marshas as M:zell. No mat
ter whom the den ocrats OF Nsw York may
send to the q. 8. Senate in place Of Mr..
E7arts, that body can in no wise be loser
by the change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
Telephone VS. telegraph

[. is reported that within tbs next t"o
years the Western Uaon Telegraph com.
pany will fad itself coaf.oated by the Bell
Telephone Company. rival whose plant is
complete, whose scryiae Ia perfect, and
whose capita! is immsnss.
In the year 1898 the frat. as it ia the chief,
Of the Bell telephone patents will expire.
Tbs; is the patent which controls the tube
like instrument which is held ct the ear
wbeu messi 60 is being received. After
1898 anybody will DO OF iDeEt5 10 msbufac-
ture these appliances. and they will be
doubtless put into general use f1r hfu'e tel!
ephoues and for neighboraoed telephones,
l. is Goubtless lie fact that this patent ez-
p;res which has led the Ii Telephone pee
pie 30 decide practically &c eoandon the ole
styls business oftelephonirg and to snbsti-
tnte 10 it's placs looe-Gi5teoce machines.
In 1896 thu contract between the Western
Union Company AID the Bel Telephone
people expires. By tie te9ms o! tnsir Con-
tract the telephone people have hitheE-
to moDopolizsd telephone and tbs tel
egrsph people, the sending OF teie-
graph dispatches. Blu. when 1896 hes
come It will be found that the telephone
people will have almost es mary miles OF
wire ss the Western Union row possesses,
and thei these wires will cover tbe entiEs
country, sid will, at least, connect ice
chef cities With enc another.
1t Is believed to be the purpose q The Bel
people as soon a. their relations with the
Western Union sre terminated legally to
aaDsar before The public e eempe'itor
f5r ;s)eeranhc brsinets. end N he c3pe-
cisv oi being abs to selve the c9ci'auni'y
as tba eeue lime either IS c,S.icrs OF te!a-
rrathic DISPATCHES OK teiephorig nesssg es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19
T-E xANDRIA. "A
FaIDAY EVENING. DEcEMBER IS.

TIE REPUBLICANS ia Congress, alter
wasting nineteen days Of the short session Ia
attempting to pass bill, eptly described as
ma SO turn hell loose IN the South" have,
Mt BE command OF President Harrison, who
sass they haven't day TO spare fr'm their
effort to accomplish that infamous oo]ec''
determined that the prescriptive congress
SPINAL recess at Christmas shall be omitted
this year, 50 that they may have more time
to devote to the passage of the Force bill'
the one referred to. The celebration OF the
anniversary of the birth of the R:dsemer OF
mankind by the congressional representa-
twas, of at least nominaly Christian peo-
ple, must be omitted, 10 order that instead CT
pace on earth and good will towards men,
a b.yonet may he put behind every ballot IN
the South, and fire and blood be substituted
for the emicable relations now existing be-
tween the two races 10 this section.