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Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Gsrdner's ice cream 10 the best made
Order II now for the Fourth.
Why Have We bad Buttcr?

More than the usual number of com.
plants OF bad butter arc heard NOT
only in Wilmington, but in other
cities. Just why this should be is
something that cannot DO accounted
Tor. II looks as II our farmers wives
had lost the art OF making good butter
since numerous creameries have sprang
Into existence 1t certainly cannot be
the fault of the cattle. tor We are told
that the Alderney, Jersey and Holstein
cows OF to day are superior butter
making animals than any the world
ever saw before, and this 10 accepted
As general TACT. In addition to this
the farmers are said 10 have learned q
great deal in regard TO feeding cattle.
They have silos, which they never
had before; improved grasses. which
they never had before; the cows are
petted and patted. washed and cur
ried, and their milk is said to be SO
rich that the most OF 1t chsnges to
cream, and the cream almost turns TO
butter without churning, and siill the
butter donv seem to be as good AZ
when cattle looked out for themselves,
Rrazed by the way-side and led on
scrub oak leaves. Where then is the
fault .or bad, rancid butter, and who
Is responsible for itY We cannot tell.
but the fault lies somew here. There
10 700 much complaint. aud II is too
general to excuse 1t as q casual mis-
hap. II there is any one thing brought
10 the table that is more priced above
another 1t 10 good, sweet, nutritious. |
creau'-colored butter, and II the people
IRE to be deprived Of that luxury they
wan. 20 know the reason. The Lam
caster, Pa New Era, In the he ut of |
great butter country, In referring to
shis matter, says that "unless there
shall be an improvement In this par.
ticular, the time will surely come
when tie consumer will long tor re-
turn Of oleomargarine, which, with all
lts faults, did not insist on getting
worse year after year"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
'AMiNGToN sItaiiBD,r co.
kl9Ee Ssas,a

STEAAEks CITY t.l,.rI,
Concert Music on haara efrr, d,, "iNE
On anu alter SATURDAY.. 1,,,i,a
shsssve sss.ve tovfth street vhnr mr S'st S't -
nsiadsiphia daily, snui,y, i,sa,,'ii;;,, a'i;, al
"s1S sor M.rc.s ~ = Il s,;. M. 100 '.haad 4 . a.
Leave PhiiAdelpaiA, Cns,,,,a,,a , ", W "a
All. oAnd y, . q. m., I.,aa a !. ix u'h sixs
TnAsphoa oaa. Ma. Al. ,natshs
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
WANAMAKER { BROWN,
OAK HALL,
0IX7 n AND MARKET
PHILADELPHIA.

This is the Summer capi-
tai Tor Serge Suit buyers.
We are filed up with the
bes, sorts-best in value and
quality.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28


Southern Outrage. come.
from Florida. tihis ~ ND Srfesr
snd Incarceration on Acpublican
postmaster upon trumped Up charges.
The mans name is Morrison and he is
postmaster at White Springs. He has
been most brulally assailed and abused
since his appointment. ard he went on
TO Washington to lay COMPLAINT before
the Postcfiioe Department On his
arrival home the sheriff arrested and
put him in jail and all bail is refused
for his release. The charge against
him was that he had accepted $50
from man who once shot al him moi
70 prosecute him.
A despatch says the best element
deprecate the affair, but the rouyhs
form a majority, and they swear they
will lynch Morrison before he shall be
permitted 10 act as postmaster. This
Is the law abiding, peaceable South
that we hear so much about from
Democratic orators bolh in and out OF
Congress aud II the Federal authori-
ties make rlove soHafds protecting
lis public servants they are denounced
In uumeasured terms The crowd that
wants TO lynch Morrison is lha charac.
ter OF the crowd that is howling ou'
against the lassage OF the Lodge Fed.
eral Election bull. 1t would be q pity
to outrage the feelings OF these gentle.
men,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Address registered letters containing

AuufcHH r"Sistcreu letters containing
currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK
New Orleans, la.
Remember that the payment of prtze. 4.
9snrsnteed pr four ationRi Banks OF New
1rieahs. ana Tue tickets are sixuel by the
rights are recosnlzed In the highest Courts,
therefore. beware Of all imitationa or
hemember thst tie Supreme Court fthe
United States has decided thai The Louisiana
State Lottery Go. has contract with n Q state
81 Lonisi ma. which does not e1, Ire until
January ist, 1875.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
Has Got to Go Now,

has bo( 10 10 htw
Thousands h ave
taken advantage of
this sale already, but
there are lots of
goods yet for you to
buy at this closing
out price.
A few days ago
we advertised Silks.
The ladies believed
we meant what we
said, and have come
to the rescue. We
did not think it pos
sible to sell so many
in SO short a time,
but when the price
is half how can they
help it !?
Every article in
the store
Must be Turned into
Cash at Once.
GLOVES. LACE MITTs, PARAsOLs,
lMh II u L l. A $, HANDk EKGIIIEFs,
FANS, kIBBONs. CORsRTs. EMnRO.
.DnKiEs, LACE CARS. ALL HOUSE
DRESS GOODS, SILKS. ETC.
Will you help us
o u t now? I must
have the money.
r. |, Russell
"BEE HIVE,n
S06 Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28

OrnMIIls IN AAANL.

Our city merchants appear TO be
growing in favor with the citizens on
the Peninsula, the prices of their
goods comparing iavorably with those
asked In the larger cities Of Philadsl-
phia and New York. We are glad oil
this as our city should become the
great mart to furnish the entire PENN
aula with dry goods, groceries, ma
ehinery and other articles necessary TO
comfort and convenience. John X
Hudson d Co, wholesale aud retail
dealers at the corner of Front and
Market streets, WHO are doing quite
thriving business in mill supplies,
such as leather and gum betting, ma.
chinery and burning oils, steam pack
ing, oil cups, linseed oil, turpentine,
berzine, gasolipe, &c, report u mum
Der oil good cash sBles to parties down
the State within the past few days,
and they are encouraged to believe
that the trade will increase in volume
and prove mutually satisfactory as
well as profitable. Dealers as wei. a
private parties will consult their in
terests by calling in our city and con
ferring with our merchants, as they
are learning that by small profits their
busincss may be greatly extended.
In 1885 30,o77 votes elected seven
congressman from South Carolina,
while In Kansas the same year 27l, SG5
votes elected the same number. In
Mississippi, same year, 45, 1GS votes
elected seven Corgressmen. while in
New Jersey, same year, 229, ,373 votes
elected the same number. In Georgia,
same year, ten Congressman were
elected by vote Of 27,4S0, while in
Tennessee 232, 442 elected the same
number, and Tennessee was q South
ern State at that. Taking these six
States In the aggregate We find that in
the bulldczed States of South Caro-.
lima. Mississippi and Georgia 111,72j
votes elected "a Congressman, while
In Kansas. New Jersey aud Tennes.
see 733,ls0 votes elected the same
number. And yet Democrats tell us
there is no need OF Federal Election
Law.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL R81ATE,

by virtue Of u renewed order OF the Or
phans' Court of the state OF Delaware, in
and for New Castle County, made on the ioth
day OF May, A. ID Iei0, will be exl osed to
sale, at puuiic yentue. On
MONDAY. TIE soth DAY OFIuNE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

az On s--aruss ara -esasus-L a. A..
Also the restgsss,t rates q tae >.saa-a a
eurpsr
In the ssiris sche,ia,e. brandy. cor
tialS. - aars. ess-. and suirti4sus hs.ver-
aszes Or httte-s containing Spirits a-e
Ezaaie 4asiahsa a. - ~ rsr prss.sf rallcu.
eay run sLs1 p~r galion- champagne
ana a. othsr sparkling slass :. ps-
-ar=1 IA qGar- bossles. ais. psrter aaE
bear n bosslss - ceuss re- -alIaa-
The rass ou ansl-rss..3 @ax y sx,,E az
Z cwas Fs- gozzg. cn t1~ q sax &c
hemp ene-haIt ceas p@r puuaE. ca
casles. esriagv AMI sSaas. excsrs bfn.g-
nc twsae egu1 1ros.st whelIy - aaanIIA
or sssal <-asS. reass pes poanE. Oh
cables ast eurta.Cs. zAte q AsnB. asS
ecnss p~- poun&. .arr,sL csnas 80
rou-t- euersn ha<ria< vnlas.t a. asore
shal esuss per sazars ya-f. enc aaI
ST -tna-as esn-ss valued a. Elers sAan 8
cwu-s. ons AMI ear s-seash eannN
Important chaages maats b sAa Se--
At in ts~ Kooi schedule Ws-- allowed
- remain Thssa provide ta4s th-
4E-T ca Nustan sat Wnrs.eI va-ns
maize e NeoL Sprs-e,L or t9@ hairs q
aal-.aLs. valued a. nns mara than
thirty era-s rs- PezssL shA-l b. Eas.a-
20 a. sxa aaE hAlf uurs tzs Irsv
In spusev4 "a anxashe,t Nool % ne as
cl4ss. AMI "A ahilsian thl-sv-srs prr
-sa% al valorgai- aaG tha EaEF sn
sc-alsn ar wa-sss& e5o-hs q tas same
s-Aa.lRrt shall b. sares ssmes sh. 1usy
Imposed ca 4arAshsl sool q sas a-ss
cl2ss-
There i a g-~at tsaI % seslIn- Asrlea,r
the >'aa.aarn usaua beers ab.sus - rru-
ro-s'i ehaars - sAs ra-s q bounsy ou
saga between ~ ant ~ uol4riss-1r..
ssa- tAay claims tAzs g. Is eaas-z-y -
rA- rsa4as &C hcsh hasls..s for IA. runssr-
-ess - u1ls. su-a a change N an Item
"a xalsA buth haasss aal ag-~..,I. aasI
- Carlisle wi-l maze - is aa5as against
rhe laaua a she >saass- Es - clalus,I
aT tas EspuhlirzuS. thcm<n. th4s -hers
N1s a xsEeral GasAr-s...nsur h.stss,-s.rl
-ae tNu h1usss en- "a suxar s-hss,g a.,
saica Earraa-s he urauusssd eAaaSs n
eCua=E- sn& bcz.slsss. taa1 rass eAan... n
/ tAa -sus q ps4ra.n< - hounrE sgs-sgl
lnr,s e.fscr makes 80 chanrs n r2sn q
auuHrg r~rmAae
>,sms 1nxi~sF = ssl- a5ous - 1ssi-
-slsl- - tAs Western >suasars aaxa-l
the tng-trsns anawnsluasu& s-zn1-
r.ar Paddock . massh pas eus bg tha a.
ton oe shs cuaasrr-gs. All ~ ssz1a,I
tals asasruasn tA2s hs Wl vrss
Against tas couazzezs-e rep1r- Ic 3,
uue xnoE aaw EazY % the rss-4I-s .raz.
>~nAslrs WtiI ssaasi -.th Aim. bus ta.
cuas@rr~.ss % at shiaS there Na-l ba
euau.a - defeat Iha -e1urE
>psaEsr Red aaI Mss N-Elnlss
AMI eanzuu. the Republican zssaab
at ta4 committees On rales. hnE
consul ,zt.an yesserIaY aGserneoa N
relation - urgwramue tor tAe
tisps-i .lan of the cuufarsuca rupsar;
"a the TA-ir btIL b tAe House.
/ ~ ssrrse u@ns was reached hus is s an
tsrs.assf tha. the cunlEl itrea un rules
vii bring in an er,i@r to-day rroviI.
lng Tor TIE immeJIa.e consideration G..
the rspocE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
MONEY AN0 BUSINESS.
rS~ W~~k-s Hss-in~~. ansE the es~nsrsr
r-sst~ ss'rtisas E~p-srtsst by ~ ss-
usIzt q

NV YoGx. Sec s--R - Dun &
CO. > sesSiy revisw q -r1ie SAYS
rr-asarv flsaur..mmnr. ssr bsa.t. ant
sl.vEr East prepay uslssstEs II .as=rass hAva re-
41uHst aazHasr-. 1T assFfF 81 81 szf bar E-sss
-asarlnaas saruiv q ez-rE.sF aas a1E a. FsE
m 1Nsxa4 rrsc9s az az Tha assr.z rass tor
llaasw aa rasl has .s,aef5sssi f-lsn - 3 Par
esuG- Asss an ea-i-u zaarGer r~a.4rt~t AZ
R.sarsus Fi4t fis,i Bala aast Ualc1xu. mss tha
E-~as f1rssa oazxs saas 1as a. b7~e rnlG
Haxssasf aasi Ersar- rspsrt-a. a -. e ss.-
- ~ 1sr rts weez WIN hsxsr Br.r-.
slera aua~ars saa 8s.lrs,t .snuravasa@as
"a ~xuur1 % ara11gEs and taa assc-sNs.t
a8r tia na~c 1arws. w~mxs - H3w ansr
taar seventh. per s~aE eana4rsa wlzh
tass FsA= ra~ lmusarts arr zlaea saa2-g-.'f
ay sffsES - -ve s5ssssls aus l1a asaauzry b.
fsra asS r-rfE raas .acs cz-et -as m.
earrsar Hseuunus * sasa sarrr.@s a-s sra--
ssrAesss. Ha. wAsGa af all anpsrF. Ser Esrst
Es-Ns ass a"su 4us "a per e-nH aauws lE.G
Fea-s rsasmrE me regurzs fralsu ssHtas s1a .
rwuaarsa4i~ artwlrH m al araarams u
- tiluazs Erasi.- B.azaJa -z1urus uacs
trlHls % n easy mansF azaf exc=ntfaaall p
Iarxa saass mf wu.sf rsarH1nss & - -
paaasts AZ Par asfslpaiG sa@ sasaa aasG
ssafaar sz4aErs arr @Eegpr.maal3E gstst
nnd tlAz run tralis Improves c1fles,.ss aacr.
a heavy ssasi ne sa gan recsipns eonsAr-s.f
wEt AtsE FsaE GInef1nHra an -grrrs
F'l-ea <Hast s-sst- aaf Ear crvanz. A. CisTs-
land rrAsfs - Gaass. aast Ar RrssasGr<a 2 g
Aul.is prte-s 1rrzlF. Ell8als.a rlsra q q saE
NeNk.nza.. "a ni. araaa. u HEasEee -wnurEs
rritis maEan n -r-azs uf l1s1 rssrss. asssl De-
trgis Hssss. As a1sapssi - lEHlAar aas rl-
xaneesg - cents Walsa gleaE - uz--sgzl.s.i
Ni-l recs. nEs % lun.Ng bushels k1asr.
city reumr1s susaaiT sruga. ant savannah
aates general art y ~ wlrl arm pr.tes frr
sca1l-s4 Thnugn mulsF Wv aetiv- a.
unsE Huaasa. and rIE1ar =-rtl-cFnE Rf many.
tls vaslHzus q hu.eness si3ss naE IA G. lsf
aHENAsrs euEtalz-s'f thereby. sssf saa reports
a. q collections azs maeA more Etvurnbts 9
lhau 1sglaL
ras business failures tHrin;g tha Last sssvsa
fAys number. For tile UnlHe't states % :.
Tor Caaasi-I. =. r1EaE. ID. ~ eusnparsst - lrl
a zncsl q ID ilsr Nesx. a1d Ess fur tls week
previous - ta~ LttG FHE tha correspond
lRg Nssk ot i&-s year the a.srIre- we-- ..
rvursseatax sH5 "A EAs Uair.si states ant -
IN GAn14E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

WAsH1SsToS, SePL 2l-Mr- WIIsoa
y-s-sr'iaY iarrc,lucsd IN shs House a
ssint resolution lnI memorial "a Caa-
x-vss from the legislative Association
Of oklahomA praying that al crimes
sazmirted xirhia rhs Territory prior %
sas time that is w1s opened snail -
prCsecufe,1 1s The ccss % ne Cnssed
Sszaas. a1t tha- aa appropriation Be-
made for thas purpose- Also i0lns
rszolaricz Srish regard q The u--eacy e
having ne InGlaa Reservation ua-oel-
Gssd scr By she Cherokee courzssI1--
srs sa.1rss1 The resolutions were re-
tezrs4 - tAs sonEt.see ca Territories.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

TIE meeting q rhe ts-aast camp q
-gafsslerzsa veterans AZ MerfsIlAa has
BEEN postponed from the SIN - tae Isra
" Ossab.r. By orier - The G-zRI Con-
NAME E g. WaIth4lL
TTs HazlehursE H.<h SchooE upsnea
l-st week Ei-A s0o PssPils n asseHl1nse.
C8AHust4 CoCxrT far The EEst srho.l
y-ar paid =. .sa5-s - fsr colore,i aasss1.. SD
fsr White scAools.
4 HORRIBLE arcisisznt occurred recently
On Thomas ArsIas.las > pll.-r. asar Ia,,s-
son- T. = EFIHs. manager u the place.
AS feesIiar the gin xh~a hzs hand ~.
cau-hE II che saxs aad before the ma
chinerv eaali h.s ssaPp~,L hlsearS-e arm
Wzs paIIaI II AMI literally cus and
slirrd n shrv'i- a. the way - the
slioulsier- Before me,i5caI attention
could reas-h aim BE- bIesi % death
Ms. LeCI~A " afssErr. % Wessor- died
LASS wees she N4s - years old. AMI
hat beea resident = the county f1r 81
yearS >he leaves Iarye number ot
relatives A1d friends - mourn her Eo..s-
Among her slAsives are same q the
uslst distinguished people Of The STATE.
THE reeeiPts u the Naschez possoaics
have iHersass-i e s per cent during the
last three months. The business af the
n1oneF or'ter department. h1s increased
81 per cent IN the same time
THz requisite amount q capital hav-
In- been subscribed and - per ceu--
paid n. the stockholders Ot the Sama1Is
Cosr0n Mills met Eass week z-1 zp-
poinaed a Beard q Directors Some q
the Hlest ent@rprisinx anI uozied men
IN that section are a. the heaI of the
eats-prise, and the factory i nox an 49,
s5rraL tzcr-
GEESADA Is fsdeternined - have Ea-er-
<orixs and electric lxhrs. and L has
hesE decided % leave The question - l
vote Of the uraple a. - whether the 2
shcaIi subscribe - the enserprasa go. r.
ooo IN : per ee1- bonds. . run -
Sse1tY Ys1rS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
CONDENSED TELEGRaMS.

Az urs8rru1are s.ra1- Oscz--gt n tbs
vI-,-lzl1 yiiIit7-T Institute en- the =+-h-
Cadets Fran " NcCannia. & TexNs.
AMI " T T1Iiase--0 hId ! Fs-soual
Ii-.f..1I ~ Ehi,-h eliminated 4 4 1yhE 0f
several rounds Aboas tao hou-rs afser
the natter h1I besa seszLe,i young
TzIIater-u died
THE S.sna-a Committee aH Military
As1zrs has reported flvorahlF >saAsSr
Bats bill - transfer the Weather
Bsr--aa from ths Wa - shs Ag-icgl-
tg-zI Department
A MOVEMENT : sn foot t0erses 4 mon
umenr - Stephen u Fos1sr. the coE-
ssssr 4 -,lIt FaIks A. Hone aad many
oshar .eIebrz-e.L American sezs-&
PxrvIrsK Izsssu1uer has brukea out
auour hoses In MAn,heszer, y L.
whieh has basfe,E the vsseriaari1ns-
Ths disease beglns II sIighs Laa1snsss
and caI-lInatss II swollen limbs AMI
running s.l-es-
THK business failures occurring Dur
tur she week ending On The ssh nuH1-
bsr -, a. compared with 80 ass week
For the corresponding seeS q -a-ss year
the E.s,Ires were Is@-
NKAK NisdIasbor0, KY on the 2ssh-
Jim Kear- attempted % uu-tter the
Iau.fI5r,f OF Bennett FORK camp and S1s
killed by jim PrzEs-
Twrrvr miles we<s OF birmingham.
Al. on the z5sh. / party of snglne--s
urgsvectius for coal struck 4 vein q
7aru-aI -zs. 4 hole had been bored %
A eousiIerzbIe depth when sS-ong
v,ru-.e ot "a burst tarsh- IE vas
i-uf.G and burned freely IL Il
s5sg-ht the 6u,f nay prUve i v1laabla
one
THr American schooner David CrurSsts
xas seized as Chariesr0wu. 0uehsc- ou
r.s 4s-h fra VI t1Io1 0f the fisheries
raw The seizure SIS made 5F C1PG
y-Esuzfe II The D0ulnlOn er'ls'sr
,-f-5-- The Crucl1esr Es uoS Il charge
of the prize crs*-
T#E quiss arrest II PlErsoHrg q
Joss.h Eeeuer. f. passing euGa1erteli
--,-ezv has resulted n securing prize
= sra--h of his home N AllszhenT g.
.,vs-e-E 4 TerTrahIe mint There Vas a
~a,-uess, battery for silver gOl1 plating
bes5sss I table Egrn ard m1-2sc bE 4
-..,-,s use t1rcuoZznE hOs dimes. quarters
-s,..zs1s a-,f dollars The heavy c1L-1'
-ra-ss xs-s perfect A zEIbe- q peo'
-7a s5n,e the arrest Hu1 tAeT possess
ssTra- EoE1-s zez-ls- bGs zos s1ls<
xzsz<ze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


INCxsey. Mss. >eps- EG-The s-ss
shinw done n sAs Coastl-a-lanat Con-
vvn-isa thls mcrziuE aras tAe asiepslou
% res.slsslon whlca provided ,hat =
esrualztev 81 ave - apBosa,s1 % -vp.rs
an ar,iiaAzasr. u necessary. Frsvblln.s
Har n. pAvmeRs ~ ta., eHn~nses u tha
Csuventsen
VI. Cafaoon intrusE@ @s-e4 an orf1aanrs,
provslzas shat ssr a p-sria.i y Zen years
frOss the aare of ths Slrpsiea q thLs
Caa~.g tutaen -hsrs shafi .. - tsxAtiaa
- useaev laaae,t a. iaseress- wArrv she
rase - interest charged does as1 exrcssl
8 pr cen. pr aanau1-
Mr. >sm-7slI. ter tas JuriiriarY Com
nissec. - whh-h had b.en rs-zsaz n sttssi
the ordinance - gutst laast tssies. esa..
recommended thas the or'liaanes ssand
a. sr>s reports.I By the committee
Mr. L.ec. t,r tAe CsEiaaistr~ ea Eizra-
ton. ASKED leave - WsshdraN tAe uaA-
sorirv anil us4a.1rirv -epor-s, and ~ o1er
50 sa0pIsuleHraI -ururt
tsuveuriou resaa1sd -azslsieratian
% u'rilnaarr -. III IN rv.a-sn ~ the
electlau ~ counsy asicers. Nhea Mr.
Stryvt moved .1 rvsaasa14- ~.ss-ssans :.
aaG g. N.th All sahsssr2ss-i ASH &usend-
nea-- there.a. and taas the reuiAlnstsr
% the rvu.rrt he c,1ns.s.,-rrst iasls psfa,i-a-
~ .az.f ssrr.ons.
>-.crasn is was -lk~u ap- T. provides
t1a. tAe Erg sia-a-e maT By \ two
thL-gs za.e g e1th hla--.a resssr~ - sAs.
rizhs ~ sa.f-a-ca 4aY fe-s.ln lisa .lail-iesi
hy -va~ssn - -rt-mss-
A matlan uss uaa.le - amend is - Sol
lows -Aa1 ns1v -vssaoe szeh rtEa. -a
an sth~r perm q -y.-t marzI cha-1--
tsr. aasi 4v+- % raars ~ Az. Naa mag
De- A.s-g la.ll1s.t av 4zv atner -xizls,-
Asssr VERY ieureav lls-u=ssan- par
sl-lp2ssel In hv q 4uzan ar zf,ara wIem-
h.-z. AMI various aslzsu,t-n~nss b-iar
VOTED issa. NJ Lssa ggfers-t the frl-
l.lSlaE- salch Nas asiapoasl- Provided
raHE rA@ ~ea=tns ths-vrsar shlll b. spread
uasrn the lssIrual aaE sA. vesa sA4i- b,s
bT rras as.t unFs sat IN tesermEnin,-
sha sa-r sh.. wasis number q aaensh..rs
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Mr. Mag~raler moved - 2bla the
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THs BASEBALL ~oRLo

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a1sE PtAF~rs' Le.xa~ Practically Caa-
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shs ANA gAnAsaoH Of rh. Flaygrs- League
azd The Assoei4rina has almost been
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Isas "a rAs eRlv taia.s sz.Il % bs done
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solt On ths zrounls. tsr general aims
saaH Zee q twenty 70 GEMS The 68IIax-
ing clubs VI ae rsrrgssassf In The new
orElll=arlan. which EiI b. known A.
the American Association and FlAvers'
League FhLtsdeiphIA Eozsan. NsE
fork- Brooklyn. Baltimore AMI PISS
burVh IN sha East. Chicago. L0GisviIlss.
- LoUi~ Clarinn1Ei. Col4m bus AMI
Cleveland IN ras Wes- The EruokIFa
National AMI BrutherhaoI clubs vi
cumhi1e and The Cincinna.is wiII lump
- she new srganlzaflen. The above n
oru1 ton Nas given cut hv an offirial.
who Is IN 1 position - know. ant l. c1a
se rsl.et upon ~ being authentic
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The Dssrxs-p-r "a. IN the Llas NJ His
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WAsHENsrUS. SapG &--Tha H0uss
COMMITTEES On th~ Judiciary. - whom
WAS referred the resolution Introduced
in the House By NJ Enlo.. of Tennes-
see, charging the doorkssPer of the
House with using vi0ienre N trying %
stop n leaving the House. Tes-eri1F
reported IL back 10 the House adversely
The &oorxeeper chlr-y,t xiEh the
ofeuss claims that he simply lzit his
h1ai On Mr Enloe-s shoulder AMI -
minded hIm that Is W1s against rhs
rules - Isave the House during 4 call
0f that body. AMI the eumnlisrse after a
careful cuusHeerasi1u Of the rvscIa -i1a
euuI4 ind 10 reason Tor granting II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-02

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