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/ RAILROADS ANSWER,

To Charges OF Dlscrlml INIT on Ise fore tho
"a Interstate Com mission. 4 fSssi
" AsnlSaroN, Jan. 10. Answer was
filed to-day before the Inter: :state Com!
mission by the Pennsylvania: i Railroad
Company, the Pittsburgh ! Fl, ,WayneF&
Chicago Railway Company and $the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis L Il Rail.
way Company defendants 5ini a COM IN
plant filed against them byli the New
y ork Board of Trade. The complaint
charged among other things that since
April 1885,, the defendants have been
guilty Of unjust Discrimination in that
they have beer, in; the habit OF charging
thcir.r regular tariff rates upon property
when delivered to them at New ork
and Philadelphia! for transportation to
Chicago and other western! points, while
charging other persons = rates much
,lower!and even AS! low ! as fifty per cent
thereof for a like and contemporaneyo,us
service, when the property is delivered
to them at New Y York and EPhiladelphia
by. steamship lines under, through bills
OF ;ladingS from foreign ports and foreign
interior ports, etc. tfIG .sa
Defendants in their; answer !denysthat,
they are guilty ofunjust Discrimination
and that neither one OF them ID inter.
ested in the management and operation
OF steamship lines running from New
York and: Philadelphia to foreign ports.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY (
they defendants say, is iho weyer, s tie
owner Of capital stock and bonded in.
debtedness Of the International NayiVa.
ton, Company TO the extent Of less than!
one:si1th Of the entire aggregate Of such
The said & international g NAVIGATION
CompanyEis interested Z in several lines
Of steamships between Philadelphia and
New York and foreign ports but the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company taxes
no part in, nor does lit assume any con.
troll OF supervision yoi, Snor5 does Il claim
o.; exercise any exceptional facilities
with reference to- said Steamships by
means 3of said stock 4and bond owner.
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Tlroc Erom OnelCItY.s

3ss *, WAsHISdroS, Jan. 10. The honored
titleSof l"Fatheri ofl theS House, {q9l. which
the late Judge Kelley has. borne for
many years, has BY his death descended
toEanotheri Philadelphia member, Mr..
Randall:.5 Still another SPhiladclphian,
Mr. Q'Neili, entered Congress aat$ the
same time Mr. Randall did, but failed of
reelection ono term It was d matter Of
comment in$the House to-day that the
three oldest members in continuous ser.
vice came from the same city,. ,tt9;iti
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Hanged for Incest.

:Il4 i :Ns O., Jan. o.-J.. .C:S Parish
was hanged here to-day sfor assault upon
his; s, own daughter. He died maintain:
ingfhis innocence. He was AZ years Of
age and had Q wife and several children:
Parish said nothing on; the gallows. He
died by strangulation e atterS hanging
eleven minutes. y 80 y y SSitsI1 -.
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gPARKERsBuRG POINTS. L



Tie Rights or L,linbernian In the Knnnwlin
1tivcr--A Std Case. 4 /. 81
sptcia! Ditpateh to ae In,clligaseer. a
PARKERsBuRo, w. Va Jan. 10.-An
important test case comes up in the
United States Court here in few days
to decide whether timbermen have the,
right to tloat$rafts and logs down the
Little Kanawha when the river is out OF
lock. Burns Brothers and Hoffman, the
Hardman Brothers and Shock and snod:;
grass have been indicted for doing SO.
Mrs. j. w '&Burnham, OF Boston, ar;
rived to-day to take care, OF her sister,
Alice Breeze, n frail woman, ,ywho is'dy-,
ing in the old Spencer House. An ac-i
count Of the case was published in Tues
DAYS iNTELLIG ENcER, {, NH ~ rs
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DEM ocratlc Campaign Commit tSc

sSlVAsniNdr TON, Jan. Sl0.@At a slimly at.
tended Democratic Caucus this evening
the usual resolution was adopted for the
naming Sof& the campaign n committee,
namely, ,that each \ State land Territory
having Democratic representatives shall
select one torepresent 1t on the Commit.
tee.A From States whose delegations Sare
solidly; Republican, but the susual arule
will DO followed, allowing the Commit
tee TO- fill vacancies, by elections.
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4 TILE VALLEY ROAD.

The Significance of 5Its; Purchase "a Big
.Si Stroke FOR the u. \ o. 3s5t5'
PrrrsDuRoH,gs Jan. 1O.-There have
been rumors here in Pittsburgh for
several days that Mr.. Carnegie intends
to button himself to the: Baltimore &
Ohio Company and they have been be-
lieved by those who are usually well
informed as to railroad affairs.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany is undoubtedly; at the present time
making active preparations TO increase
its tonnagesin& estera Pennsylvania
and Ohio. s. l',syi' a & a
IL Some months ago there were state
ments that Mr.; Carnegie had bought the
Valley road, running from Valley June.
ton to Akron. = This road was owned
chiefly by Cleveland people aud lis re-
garded as a very valuable property.EsI. I.
was bought by Pittsburgers, but not by
Mr.. Carnegie. It's purchasers were prom,
inently identified iwith Gthe! Pittsburgh
and Western and the$Pitt,burgh juno
ton companies Some two weeks ago
these gentlemen sold the road to tho b.
4 Q. and yesterday the formal announce
Ment Of the fact was made at the; meet
ing ofstockholders Of the Valley; road ut
Cleveland. Mr.. Thomas NJ. King became
president; OF the company and the 2old
owners retired from the board. I! The B.
4 O. also bought the Wade docks lin
Cleveland, used by the Valley Company
for dockage and general terminal Pur-
poses. @ II isss
This a very significant purchase. 1t
was supposed Mr.. Carnegie had bought
the road ITO Join lit atoJt the Pittsburgh 4
CHARTERS Valley line, on which he had
an option at Sl0, 900 Ia mile.Hq4 This new
deal npsets !; all. the old theories and
leaves the Charticrs out oil it. ~ d; y.
= The Valley Road is seyenty-tive miles
long, and runs throughla rich country.
touching Massillon among other points.
AtFAkronEfit connects with the Pitts
burghr r& Western, which is controlled
practically by :AIr.s Carnegie. As all toi
Mr.. Carnegie's steel, iron and coke. pro-
pertics are touched by$the Baltimore &
Ohio, or &by$ the Junction, except tile
Homestead mills, it can be seen that he
is not jeopardizing his interests byjhis
new connection. His expressed deter
lnination!to fghtthe Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company: has taken; this shape in.
stead OF an endeayor, to Ebuild up IN en-
tirely new line east or west or to be out.
side OF the old trunk lines! Ssy ~
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E.' 'lI' ~ 9
MANIAC FROM CIGARETTE SMOKING

A ANineteen. Year. Old Boy $Smasles Things
in IL Police Station.S 4.
NEWARK, 4 Jan. 40 jacob 3Freund, a
,l9.year:old youth, who resided with
his widowed q mother at#E 1867 Bel,
mont avenue, was taken to- the
County Insane Asylum tl.is i morn:
ing, a raving i;;ss. maniac S8 from
the excessive use Of cigarettes. Frennd,
who was IN :inyeterate smoker Soft cigar
cites for years, had been warned several
Zines BY physicians tbathe was rackine
his health. and mind, but he paid no at;
tention to- it. = 4; NJ ia \
a3,A few days ago he began to act strange;
ly, and Tuesday night he showed ,un..
mistakable signs Of insanity. Y ester.
day morning !he:was placed under the
care OF the police, and the police sur
geon, believing $ that the A ALTERATION
was only VI temporary, had him
removed II TO the n ST. \ Barnabas / Hos
pital. * a watch twas kept on him, but
last night he eluded Il the ,watchers,I and
escaping from the building he wandered
about the $street ging his yinight.clothes
until captured on @the outskirts OF the
city by M officer after long chase, the
latter taking him. for a burglar. !tH
ig He was brought by the officer to police
headquarters and placed in the hospital
room. Il Ho became, very violent after be.
| ing In there awhile, and before be could
be n restrained HI he & had 3 driven his
fists through the glass in the win
dows, destroyed every thing lin the
shape Z OF furniture {a4 in the Psroom
and with Ssthc remnants $of "a rocking
chair smashed the gas fixtures and also
a valuable case 1of instruments belong
ing to- Police Surgeon Clarke He was
then placed sins.a straight jacket until
his removable the asylum. Stf y,
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49,. IEsl.3llt. .V17fl n ~
Y EGctrlN HIttNrh, ~.

Sremedyatis i becoming / So well
knowntand 80 popular as to need no spe-
cial; mention All who use ElectricsBit-
ters sing the same song OF Gpraise..----A
purer6 r6medlcine docs not existiand It Is
guaranteed atoS do gall5 that is claimed,
Electric Bitters will reYall 1diseascs OF
the llverand kidneys, Swillrcmove PIN.
pies; boils, salt Irlieilln$ I and ether aticc.
tons caused BY impure sblood.-Will
drive malaria from the system Sand
Preyentas well as cur all maiarial ievers.
!For;cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric EBitters.-Entirc
satisfaction guaranteed, 3 or4 money Ire.
funded.--Price so cts. and 81 90 per bot.
tle at Logan. Drug Co.'S drug store. s q
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s,liUNDREDS DROWNED.


Another Cl,lnese II Disaster-Piot to XIII
ySSs Corea's King. ,sS Z Il E. X
lsiilsAN4F Francisco Jan. 10.-In addition
10 the accident in the Chinese theatre, ir,
which resulted $inS the loss Of 200 lives,
the stenmer City, Of Peking, from China,i
reports several other disasters, Y as fol-:
lows d q Il s.i
81 Tho German steamer Duburg, which
left Singapore October 25, with 400
Chinese passengers for Annoy, via Hong
Kong, ,9undoubtedlya afoundered SinSthe
great typheont of November. Floating
bundles ofrattaus, which, formed part 81
her cargo, are the only traces seen ioi
ts n Et:i 4;
tS The volcano Of shiranessalni, i, j. near m \ sNik.
ko,S Japan broke outs N oyember S. IA
sound like thunder came from the
mountain. E.At the hot sprinps.3 al Ethe
foot lof they mountain, 5jetstof muddy
water were thrown up. Fire and sashas
were thrown out and scattered over
many miles, but no one: was killed The
volcano ( had been quiet for eighteen
year,.
Inc export trade ln?Japanese silks to
America has grown immensely. L Last
year it!was estimated at s., 600, 900 and
and this year at Sc, 900, ,0O0. So, Ii;
The Japanese will soon distance tho
Americans In divorces. Z In fifteen urban
districts i'm Toxic; lin October, the re-
cords / SHOW COS simarriagesS3 and 4 25s
divorces. IA s. & & Isl l sI'f Vii II
Another plot has been detected Is I as. as
sassinates the King Of Corea : and the
royal family, The ehief, conspirator iwas
betrayed by his vile, and She: and two
court officials who were his accomplices
! are to be- beheaded. Z yS3
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\ I. ~! lf'ssll lll5vl'sl5
! SPAlN'S SlCKKlNG,3s
Tie Tie Latest bulletin Reports Him, Resting
W s5 En- sIcr. s; s = ~

Tie The, Latest Bulletin Reports Him, Resting
Easier. Il IS
MADRlD, Jan. The infant King "a. has las
suffered from another cardiacal attack
during the night, but Inter the attack de-
creased in severity and there va was 4 i.
slight Improvement ID his condition. .1 {st 4
iaThree more doctors 5werc summoned
last night for consultation 6;with the
household physicians w Prime Minister
sagaBta was present ut the consultation.
The doctors decided Gto increase / the
quantity OF $thot Kings food AFTER 4
O'Clock he was less icverisfi and smoke n
fewlwords to his mother G35sj iit,SsEGe; 4
Y ,Though3the latest reports from 4 the
SICK chamber are more favorable, H the
King 10 still in a precarious conditions L
AZ SftSsIhe Gorernmenthas adopted special
measures totpreyene m outbreak in the
event 1.-THE Kings death! !'tts9g55 n
Ss The consultation OF physicians at A 80
pm, lasted an hour.sSSs Tie { Queen. Re:
gent, the Kings mother, 1 was present.
and EweptS Z prolusely.! Senior sagasta
passed ,theentire night at the: e:bedsideol
the, King. AT o'clock srcpulsivcst were
applied 70 The head hof tie King and
later blisters. 5Aftcrward gShe5 became
calmer and the fever Disappeared 555Ss53i, 81,
ssssA bulletin'jnst issued States that the
King is resting quietly! M Y! iiii5. n
Although there is !no y considerable
change in the conditionsof3 the King,
there arc some symptoms that indi.
cate'a slight Improvement. He5 slept in
the morning, but was again s'iaverish7in
the afternoon. AT d Cabinet Council at
which sagasta presided, iitg;wa + u AMI.
mlonsly decided that the Ministry should
remain in office with Sunimpaired
powers and that Sin E,he{ event OF the
Kings death the; Crown should pass
.nimmediatelyllto L Ills eldest sister,gwith
Queen Christialia as Reeent
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Observation-Disclosures
There III M't!agnya 't!ag sIIIipS7Wixt5the s'IIi
Cup and the Cip.
CIRCUMSTANCES MAY|sARIsE 7 I':;IE;
Which will Render Bricc's Purchase
Of tho Ohio Scnnt orsl,ip Fruit IF
,4S less. lialstcad says the Dem.
" ~ l-iFi ~ q
ocrats Never Nj Bolt. q.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan! 10.-There have
been several rumors in circulation 10.
day relative to q proposed bolt oi the
caucus which last night nominated Col.
Calvin s. Brices for tho Senate. There
were seventy.three members at the eau.
Gus, three did not appear. They are
Smith J, Of Fmnklin, Munson; Of Lick
Ing, and Counts Of shelby.g9It is report
ed that they willsnot vote for fBrice:
Counts is here and refuses to i talk.
Munson went homo this morning.
Ono report is that she will
vote for iBrice and another that he will
bolt. A, doubled headed OK preston Inns
also been received from Smith, fol, and
against Brice. Tho situation at least has
created uneasiness. e Those who oughtto
know the facts arc not talking for, publ.
cation. There will be n Democrats from
the caucus to vote for, Brlce, Brown; OF
Hancock, having sent ID note to the
caucus that he would support the nomi.
nee. S;gi n " i K,
e There! are ~ Republicans and il tile
three boilers join them they would
have the same number OF votes rs the
Democrats. The claim is I ado that
Brice will have to secure a majority Of
all the members elected to the Legisla.
ture which would Ibe, I7G. The Brice
managers claim that the law only re.
QuireB q majority OF those present and
voting. Representative Knapp (Dcm.)
died last night, and LawlerS Dem. is
not expected TO live through the night
which cuts the number Of the Demo.
cratic members to u, and the three al
legged bolters still reduces tho available
strength TO n. MANY
81 Colonel. Brice and his advisers seem
but very, little disturbed over the report
and say the three members will support
the caucus. nominee, and that%i & is 5an
injustice to charge them with enter.
tanning an idea OF boiling the caucus in
the interest OF any other Democrat or
Republican. An election to- fill the
Knapp vacancy will be ordered BY Gov
ernor Cam pbell next week, but this re-
quires about thirty days. Governor
Foraker refused to issue a proclamation
to-day on the ground that Knapp had
not been buried. ljs3S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I

In tho Ponnsylvnrin Coal Regions On Ac.
Z = ~ count OF EvictiOns. s ;s
PUSxsUTAwNEY, Pa, JAM 10. There
were only'three families Of tho striking
miners evicted to.day-two$ $Hungarians
and one Italian. There was ,considera,-
BILE excitement but no violence. After
the Sheriff, accompanied by. thirty.three
Pinkerton men armed with WinchesteirsE,
had thrown out an Italian 4 family at
Walston, about 800 Of their countrymen
collected and began Yelling and firing
into the air. About: two hundred shots
we're fired and they were getting more
excited as the music Of the reyolyers in
creased. ~ 8i!4s Z
This happened about; 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. .Ia Master Workman s. wilson
arrived on the acenc just at this time,
went amongst them and told them thcy
must keep quiet and not break 4 the
peace, or they would ruin their cause,
Wilson says that it is Shis sincere con-
viction that had he not happened on the
scenewhen be did there would have been
one OF the bloodiest riots ever seen in this
country:$1H He says the Italians were ter
blyssw0rked i2up almost to- that bitch
when 4 crowd becomes a lhowling, in
sane mob. ,5f5s a & ID y; 3
$s sThereiwill,.it Sis thought, be a great
many more evictions tomorrow. + Mr..
Wilson! says ills a difficult matterjt to
maintain peace, but that effort has and
will be, made TO induce the foreign ele.
ment to respect the law. i, The evicted
families %are being takenEi by their
friends The miners; agents are taking
care Of their effects and making prepara-
tions to house 3and feed them If neces:
sary. Another: warrant was sworn out
to-day charging 4 a!Pinkerton man with
assaul II. 8
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NOW suplreme Court nulltling. 4

r. AsHISaFoS, JAM I Important
,recommend ndations was greed upon Sby
the Senate @ Committee on ? Public! Build
Ing and Grounds to-day.$ It was decided
to report; to the. Senate bill for the con-
dennationS and Spurchase cot tho two
squares Of ground directly ynorth of, the
site yof the Congressional Library and
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Il Roasted .by Molten Metal. .

a PlrrsnuRan, Jan. w WhileS drilling
out E,ts some EscatI folding sat the Lucy fur
naces iauaI shortly after noon / ,l today, the
molten metal broke through $the.Ataps'H
and IAN explosion followed Thomas
;Welch, 4 workman, was Instantly killed.;
MichaelS SWelchE fatally injured, sand 3ia
number of tfothers II seriously burned:
TheSwasting house was badly ,damaged,
lby fire. Il The loss Is not known
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east Of The Capitol grounds, upon which
to erect n suitable building for, the Su.

pIeule OouTt. VI I, ~ lil
Il The committee also decided TO recon.
mend the passage, Of tho billFappropriat.
Ing $50 900 for the erection OF q statue OF
Columbus to be unveiled in 1902. .93 It Ia
to stand whore the peace monument Ia
now located, at the. foot OF Capitol hill,
on Pennsy!vanianveh that monument
to be transferred Il, q location yet to be
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l.adiy. Frightened Girls. E

y CulcAGo, Jan. q 0.---TheS 900 girls and
men employed John, John Morris
Stationery aud Printing Company got 4 4
scare this evening. sA 4 boiler Ct IN i: K the
basement q exploded, smashing & tho
light glass windows throughout the
building and otherwise 5wrecklng4 the
structure. ;SstAs itibyS miracle mo aperSon!
received serious injury, though, q Dozen
or more were painfully 3brhised and cut.
Fire swelled tho loss % $20, ,OOO. Amply
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I Il, ACCESSIBLE LOCATION. Il .lE
u There was in the heart OF this cityf a

VI There was in the heart Of this city d
park more accessible than any park iii
any city, Of { the world textenGing from
the Capitol; to- the Washington monu-
ment.a This park included three hun
dred acres and could ! be I; increased by
seven hundred acres more Sfrom the
Potomac flats. slVharves could be estab.
lished Ton Il the Potomac sriyer where
exhibits could be landed from all parts
OF the. world. AS: to hotel accommodate
tions he said there was no city in the
world 80 elastic in hotel facilities. The
city OF Washington was practically;a
boardingihouse.3 TWAS accustomed to be-.
ing transformed into i boarding house on
great occasions. There never had been
any: difficulty in that respect at inaugural
ceremonies orother great conventions or
gatherings y h; E s3i
sgSAt the recent triennial conclave OF the
knights Templars 10, 900 strangers had
been accommodated, ( and 3 there 4 were
from 900 totl 900 rooms left uncalled for.
at the bureau Iof information Besides
that there was the whole city OF Ralti.
more, within forty.ive minutes reach to
draw upon. u Washington possesses the
finest streets and avenues I'M the world,
lined with beautiful shade trees. 8sI It was
the centre Of historic points which were
OF great interest to the American people
the tomb q Of sSW ashington, the 4 sur
rounding battlefelds and daotherS places.
Then there,were the public departments.
the fmuseumE and the Smithsonian In.
stitution,r where the! people of Central
aud South America scould astudy the
iorm. .of; government which all sof them
have to a greater or less extent copied.
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: rnri,cll Says IT'S /, For, Forgery. .,,.,;s

u Losp,o'S; ;I,':; jan M lo.-N1r.5 Parnell hass
written letter. stating that the. Letter ii
published under his name on ,yednsis,.5s
gay, addressed to the Ennis Board Il 4 /
iorgery.$@ The Il internal eyidence@fb%i
thinks, should have been sufficient: NJ ~
convince any one that 1t was not Gen,
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5TRICKSTERSFTROUBIiBj|Dlj.... j|lj...
Chairman ,, Riley Issues IS 4 a Call
for5 Caucus t:5ll
AT TCHARLE!:s'TToNoN NiTUEsDA1iYi',, ~,
To Consider. tho NIa.Jorlty Report O I
the ycsligating4 Committee ion y
ajG tho Gubcri,atorinl Contest.
{HliS General Con- Comic ont. tjflgI133S rs

A neculinr cat,cn m fthas Dnmon.at; !,
" !. w 49, 11,t''oSt ,.Hos. a'iV 1'1'
melnDefs o. Y thel legislature mas been
called, TO meetin Charleston on tho 18th
instant. The Legislature meets on ltbs
,s,, GT,,o ca,i l. l., d ~, ,.,, Iii,
80. .s, ~ : nS1ssfn,, ~ - - =, ~ Wy: ,rs \.
muon .siehSc1 ny !. ?. Kiiey, CHAIRMAN.
Mr.. Riley, as IL well known, Is tho Chair
man Of tho State Democratic Committed
NJ,
M,. WY sas.ses e.sl' Delnocfa1lc Dele' t
gate anu lst senator that nc Is invited to
meet the lnajority5of the Gubernato orial
Contest Committee. {IIe;tloes mt mr. Z "a {, . !,
vhv, |, IA des;ra,,Io ~ Il, n
wy - " :, v. ..eee Ds'hocia.s f'i',.
10 get togetnestsiS ~ tins time on this
subject. Uc issnes the politely worde,l
order, and from past experience every
n ,,rn,,, ~ -, ,. n. ~
Knows 'nas he y expected p"t,tts1 70 obey It:
More More than one GIL.I democratic member Is
suspected Of Of being shlaky, that is to say,
Of harborhe roc IN ms manly mani bosom de;
SIRE TO pc ialr.is bat rs this is not the
ha III" ~ has haey
thought advisable to expjain and fortifv
tho Democratic report before the cauc,,a
before it shall be presented in the, onen-
session, 1t Is expected TINT The Demo.
cratic counsel will be there to s,,nnie.
ment the efforts OF the Democratic nam.
bers Of the committee. Tic scheme Il
ta;benant thn tronno hajaroy &I,os N,h 49,,
begins. ma .5il 7sYTH;,e
The bosses will be surprised and dis
mayed to know TINT tlle q secret lis out,
Vino win @ on other meons sv - eesns' neeomsni;ah r.
their purpose. 4. Nevertheless ths i order
Inns been issued. 1 U 8 to date the Dem.
ocratic bosses who are 3manapine the
contest have done ;evdrything But arm
fheinselvpa witli a crnwInyo and f,lort,,
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81 WashIngton Dem oc rats Satisfied,

washington Democrats Satisfied. 53Si
&; ;!sAsslHl1ISSda;ros,S JAM o.=The news soi
the nomination Soi Calvin s. sBrice, by
the Democratic d caucus in & Ohio, is be
United States Senator, is well !; received
here. The Democrats generally thought
he was entitled to thelhonor; for his ser:
vices as Chairman loi gtheS National lEx-
ecutiye Committee. 4 Last fall, when; the
election was hanging in the balance, he
advanced SIZE, 900 OF his private funds to
Try and pull cleveland through fand he
has not been reimbursed for one cent Of
this anon Mt