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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13
Foreign News.

PARIS, jan. 13-Toe Steele today an
nounoss that Mr. John Dillon upon hs az
rival In Francs will be chosan Gs leader Of
the Irish Parliemant party.
PARls. Jan. Is The wedding oithe Pin
ces, Louisa d. A!eacon to P.ince A!phonss
of Blyeria will take place al the cad Of the
present month.
TINS river Seine, with The exception OF the
CO ltre of thu river, has been f,ozeu over for
some tina pas. Yesterday NUMBER OF
msn and boys attem o.ed to cross On the ice.
AS they nea7sd tha MD lie Of the stream the
ice eavs 8a7 and p-ecipi!ated crowd Of
pc 5pa ioto the frc,zing wafer. Ii spite o:
tn, f,fts to save then. nina parsoas are
known to have been drowned.
MADRID, Jan 10 There !4 30 longer cry
reason TO. dccb.iag that tbs uaa ar:es.ed at
O co. lie the individual knowu as PadIewski,
WHO is charged With toe mntdsr of General
SeiVersk f.
The Madrid physicians who have sx.
amiced the man arrested at Olot, found bis
teeth to be natural and sound, whereas
Pad ewski'5 are koown TO be defective and
! aevaral of them are false.
/ DUBLIN, jan. 13.-The Express Of this
city today expresses the belief that it is u-
credible that Ne. Gladstone did not koow
tina coutents of The Parnell manifesto.
TIE national league al Belfast held .
meeting to-day. Tho committee resclnded
vote of coofid ,nce il Mr. Justin Mccarthy
and adopted vote Of Confidence 10 Mr.. Par
nell.
ST. FETEEsBURG, Jan. 10 Ia Inc Russian
Budget the var estimates ers increased by
100000 fouhles This surn is 70 ba devoted
10 the construction OF barracks. There ie
$40 an increase Of 4. 100000 roubles In TIE
estimates ofthe naVy.
n. Vishuegtadlky, thu Minister OF F.
nance, 10 speech said, thanks to the En-
p,ro., .ha eff )rts to maintai1 pssoe mad
bsen successful. All Russi. hoped that the
E nperor's pence Io7iug policy, which,
vale preserving TIA hon5r and dignity OF
th EN- pirs had N .in;sined the blessings OF
p ace in moss troublesome times. you'd be
as successful 10 the future as it had been in
| The past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13

HAeKKIL's TowsR MUST Go The 90
foot over hullf by L'eHeiig1 Haskell op
his rrcps,;y ia Kearney, n J., IL 1S43. from
the top Of which be expected that be ere
his fymiIy @ould os snatched up into heaven,
is about to be removed 20 make ysy for g
street ,het is 20 run through tee cree baud
e9r9 81 cuads. o. the top of the tovsr IL
bult Gu. from TIE brick work 3 wooden boz
Ike platform a1out eight feet sq?sre ard
four fest high, from Hhich can bs plainly
ssen ;hs B:ookiyn Bfidge, the Statue Of LIB
es.y sad ships sailing or tho Atlantic Ocean
on oDe side, and Newark, Bsi.ev,l'c, Mon,-
clair sn ,Jhe Orange mountains on the other.
Mr.. HssEe.i YES man OF great wealth,
end wheu the toRst wac built it was GeDey-
ally supposed that Il wss intended rs On OBJ
sa.qstoEy. Shortly refose Nav 23, 1S43, Mr.
haskell, who wGs q strong Miler!te, GU
nouncad ;aat according to thu prophecies OF
Daniel tee world would CINE to ca end on
that day chen It vas thas his neigbbcrs
knew why ;he tower was erected.
o. me dag mentioned Mr.. Raskell end
his family asraysd themse!vee IN white rooas
and escepded 10 the top OF the tower TO
await the coming CT tbs Lord. There had
also ass mbied 10 The woods uear By la:ee
numbsr OF Miiieftee VITO patiently awaited
the ia i!ment Of the prophecies. But theic
hope7 were doomed "a disappointment ADD
they finally dispersed TO their hoDea.
Mr. Haekel atterwsrd turned mis- atfen-
ton to spiritualsm snd Was for tine irm
baliever in IT. doctrines. A few years later
he removed to Ofsaes and established the
beautiful Llsweilyn PARK.
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ygaIgIA NEWS.

The Duke OF Marlborough has Invested
sec, 600 10 Glasgow.
Mise Gertrude Rl7es slys..the reports about
the condition Of Mira. Ame!ie RiVes Chanler,
tec seter, are greatly exaggerated,
A. Norfolk yesterday the barge James :.
Watson was run INFO and cut down 10 the
waters edge by the Steamship Guyando'tf.
Mis-. e z.bsth McDsugol, one Of the OLD
est ard uacss widely known citiz3ns ofF'fed'
aric5sbu'g, dad on Surd&y in ,he S14t year
OF Der age.
l. is thought great deal CT damsge was
done il Chesapeake bay and out at sea by
the recent gales Three vessels are report
ed as having gore ashore cad two ss drifting
ab5u. il tie ICE.
Tie trlal al Roanoke Of John T. Boyd Cd
the charge OF having placed dynamite or
other explosives uuder tie dwelling OF Sarah
A. Wortou, With intent to destroy said dwell
iig. resuited 10 sentence Of ten years in the
penitentlafy.
Tie figures from tie census Office at Wash.
ipgscu snow That the assessed values CT real
and persooai property OF the colorad psope
IN the sixteen cities Of the State ere 80
234 542 TIE res! estate is assessed at 81
779, 1873 end personal property 8. S434 199
Tue ak esn cities probably represent full
osif Of be wealth Of tho colored people OF
the whole Stale. Tha points 10 Virginia
where the coiorHj people hold the arges'
amount of property, according 10 these re-
turns. ere: Redmond city. $500, l3S; Peters-
hurry, 1852 755; L7rct burg 407, 1872; Norfolk,
1919 S54; Dsnyille, SlS0.34 Atexacd:ia
S164 $50
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PROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga-ette
WAsHINir0H, d. O.. Jan, 13, 1850.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gn-ettel
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Jan. IS, 1850.
Representative 8 lmunds. of the Lynch
burg, Virginia, dls,ric', who has been de.
taIasd at home ny iniisposition has returned
AMI was III Ills seat in the House to-day. He
was warmly couera;uia ed upon his recovery
by the many fsierGs he has made among bis
colleagues. nator NJ cPhsrson has also recov-
ered from his recent sudden attack of ilress
and was 90 duty in the Sena!e to day. Ser
stor Hearst still continues III, 80 Ill that
many fear he will never recover.
Among the storekeepers and gergers In
the internal revenue service sppointed to
Gay vera the following from Virginia: Wu.
81. Gotd koopfz Floyd o. 81 and James
Il. O7ersTeet, Bsdford City.
Secretary Window says that as he is un
able to fad auy Law authorizing the receipt
Of silver huiion at the minis for coinage for
the benefia OF the depoRtors, he approves
The action of the officers OF the min il &c.
c ming to receive such bullion for tae offset
referred to.
Tue deuoc-ats ic the Senate to-day are
si.tie rDors hopeful o. :bs eventua! defeat Of
she Force bill than shay tave been fer TINS
.ast three or four days. AnG they have
cause to bs, for DIR. Hosr says the intro6uc-
tion OF the Quay bill wos the blow Of an
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GAG RULE kGAIN at THE FRoNr.-Talk
about the gag7rn!e is revived, AID it is said
Mr.. Adrich will bring forward his rule as
soon as the Senate determines to return to
the consideration of tho force bill. Uncertainty
still hover5 around the situation, aud neither re-
publican nor democrtt cares to predict just what
the outcome will be. Letters, kilograms and
marked copies OF obscure newspapers are beir 6
showercd in upon republican Senators who are
supposed TO be doubtful in their allegiance to the
force bill, and there is 10 telling what influence
these partisan appeals are having on the subject
undergoing the operation. Fast and West the
crest iniependcnt newspapers practically
unan.mous in opposition to the infamous measure.
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The Indians.
past.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, JAZZ. IS. Tue
Yakima Iadiacs have beea INDUCING 10
ghost dances Tor several days past and fca:s
ara uoH expressed the. soma Of the blanket
Indians mag Din the hostiles.
CoULEE CITY, VAST. jan. ia courier,
in lust night, says the Indians ora terribly
incenssd oga: the lyocsog Of Que CT thar
nun Der suspected of the murder o: teauaier
Coles. Tae alleged murderer, who VAS only
Is years old, had asserted strongly biz In
nocenco and while he ~s, waiting for bail
be VAS lyuohed.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Jsr. IL -Tne
ldisns are in camp Within full view OF tbs
north fortiE cations. Il is just mile from
ihs Agency. o. the plain ore tepees by
The hundred. blowing about among the
e9ee; are the bucks and sqlaws with thsir
children end dogs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. General sehofeld this
morning cceived tho foilos ing telegram fsomGen-
eral Miles, at Pine Ridge, dated lat night: Gen
cral Brooks command is now c;mped five miles
distant on White Clay Creek, and the entire body
Of Indi ms are between tho two commands. The
greatest diff entity is nov to restore confidence
The IndisIs have great fear thai arms will be TAX
on away, then all trea el like those who were at
Wounded Knee They have a large nnmbor OF
wounded women and children, which creates q
most depressing feeling among the families, aud a
desperate disposition among them. Military
measures aad movements have boen successful.
TIL, control and COVER mcnt now becomes the pro
blem, yet no serious embsrrassm ont is spprehc5d
Cd st present
PINE Ridge, Jan. 13-Tho friendly emp is
nov sn un.afe place because the hostiles are nd
ing in thcro constantly aud il is difficult to got
even courots to go through it late in the evening
General Brooke S coming slowly towards the
agency
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At, Elk A N u r I A. V A
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.
No BODY familiar with the case ever d

No BODY familiar with the case ever &C.
MEL that the State of Indiana, st the last
Pre- dental election was carried by votes
bought By COL Dudley in blocks of tVe','
with the STAT" fried out of the protected
manufacturers of the North but for all that'
1t Gay ss weli be known that at recent
con ference OF the republican managers OF IN
diana the fact referred to was not only &C.
knowledged. but tie belief was expressed shst
un.es, the came means could be awaited oil
nexs year the vote Of that State would Ger
tainIy be cas-. for the democratic candtdste
for the Presidency. But Mr.. Harrison, VINO
thus, oy his own witnessea, is proved to os
the pogsessor of an Office obtained by brio
ery, insiats that Congress shall pat baSo-
net behind every ballot in the South, In or
der that fair elections may be held 10 this
section. Vas. the hat of cd Bill ia too Dig
for Ben.
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A Bride Killed at the Altar.

JASPER. Ala, Jan. 13-Geerge Estes aud
Fannie Hogan were married at county
church 10 Marion county, fifty miles east OF
this place, on Friday night last, In the pres
ence ofa few rsatiyes snd friends. Just az
tas ceremony vas concluded a shot waa TIED
through a window, and the bride fell dead
with a load of bucksbo. in her body. a
discarded lover, who once told Miss Hogan
she should never marry any one e'se, ls sus-
pected of the murder, but has not been
arrested. When the persons who wit
pessed the tragedy reached the spot where
the aasa sin stood no trace Of him cou'd
be found.
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70 FIGHT AT TwsNTY PAGES -Tw'

TO FIGHT AT TwsNTY PAGES two
youog NeT Torkers are chasing each other
over the town 10 search of gore Yesterday
il vas announced that Gpel wouid take
place earlg ttis morning in Central Park be-
tween Mr.. Jokn Mckeo~n, an American OF
Scotch parsatsge, and hr. Joseph LsFres, g
hot-b!ooded Spaniard. The tranhle aroae
oysr game of billiards 10 Toli.k oog9n all
night drinking place uptcwn. BON meu
we're rniss'pg yesterday from Their old
bauate, and The sum3r very naturally gain.
ed currency that ;hey '7e'a taking rsvc.ves
p.scsics out In TIA country il preparation
for The au.i, which was 20 come eH this
mornIoa, pniess tle seconds failed to agree
on the terms.
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LETTER To rHs pops.-oardInal eiobo

LETTER To THs PcPE.-Cardlnal Gibbons
has written letter TO the Pope on the PC
isica bearings OF The school question in tie
Unltei Setee. The letter was written in
consequence OF number of communics-
lions cent to the Vatican regarding the fa-
nous educational discourse OF ARCH bishop
Ireland. The Pope consequently instructed
Ca-Glasi R.mpola, the pspal secretary Of
Stale, 20 obtain the opinion Of Cardinal
Gibbons upon the sutjsct. The Pope re-
serves personal examination of the qnee-
ion. q seorat consistory will probably be
hold on February 8, aud a public consia,oty
may follow On February y.
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Killed her Son.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan 13.-Nesr Grab o.
clard, Ky, Mrs. Jane Muiiirs yesterday
shot and KiIied her son Henry, Is years old
He had come home f;on the town in III.
lsrlo1s mood, and picking ap bis mothers
thrse-yeaF-c'd foster child, vas tossing it in
the cir. Hia e asrer commanded him TO put
tho md d1~n sne ,7hsa hs reicssa. picked
UP .!ia mnsset 10 eampei han. The bog
DE z ii che guu ~aeE snussie e1suea ia
Hsi2h che weapon vas discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13

LIFE AFTER FoRTY.-Tne best pert ot
life Ia 10 front OF the nsn OF forty. if he te
anything If a man. The work he will GO
will be done with the hand of mcaier, asd
not of g raw apprentices. The traioed into
lect does not sea men es trees wakius.n
but sees everything clear ana in jGst meat
ure. The trained tempar doea not rush at
work like blind bull "a hays ack, bnt
advances with The calm and ordered psc- f
conscious power aud deliberate determins-
ton. To DO man is thu Hoil1 so new aud ;fe
future go fresh a. 10 him who has spent the
early years of his manhood 10 arriving to ur-
dersend the deeper problems of soiepce aud
life, and who has MADE some beadW.y to-
ward com pretending them. To him the
commons things ere rare and wonderful,
both in themselves and as pagss of bsan.i-
ia! and intelligent whole. Such tai5g
as aeienees In life and It's duties be cepn0t
undera'apd. Kaowedge Ia always ope5itg
out before him In wider expauses aud more
commanding heights The pleasure OF
growing knowledge and increasing power
makes every year Of his life happier snd
more hopeful than the lsst.-Rospital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13

SPAsMoDIC ADvERTIsINa.-.W all .ecag'
uza thss AS between the fellow who works
'by f.s and atarts" and the ehsp who pods
elong and koeps nt it steadily, the picddeI
gets ,hsre every lime. Ths spasnodio fel'
low may craze al occasional impression
br. the resnlta OF nis ftful Iabo:s ere dissi.
ps.ed in The Intervals So il lie with edvet.
Using. Il is ,ha repeated sdsertis .ment
and The snatane6 .fJrt that toll. We don'l
mean the advertisement that is never
changed, but tie one that is ever changing
tus Eeger omitted Tbs wise advertiser
keeps elHsya before the people to when be
desires to sell bis wares When scn want
to Quit doing tusiness, stop advertising, OF
advertise ocly "1nce in whie."-DanOill'
Register.
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RESIGNATION AcCEprED.-The member

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED The members
OF Brantly Baptist Church, Baltimore, &C.
cspied the resignation of their co-pastcr
,Rsv. ". J. Ccuiston. last night. The meet
Ing was not entirely harmonious, and rsault.
ID in nupber OF members Withdrawing
from the church TIE gathering vas con.
tluuslion Of the one That tad been held the
Mondsy evening before. wien it was decided
20 unaomcu,iy SEX Dir. Cou's.on to with
draw hs conditional resignation, which had
been offered because of letter sent him By
he deaoons wi.houd authority of the
church, il which they suggosted tina. II
you'd re a good thing for him 20 seek an.
othsr fa!d OK lsho-. This letter vas said
oy Mr.. Couston AID his friends to be the
reart Of 4 conspiracy on the part CT Rev
Nr. Wharton, pastor, and the deacons to
70 &c Is :. Cou,ston out of the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13
The BEzRINa SEA CONTROVERSY -TE

The BEaRING SEA CONTROVERSY The
Bshrlog Sea eesieries controversy cane up
In the United States Supreme Court yea;e-
dag Gu motion Whioh hss 10 view a jndi-
cieI determination CT ;be dispute betSeel
the Uai;ad States and Great B.l,sio ov1.
the zeal daheSief. Joseph e. Choste, in 90
half CT Thomas Hsnry Cooper, owcer ard
claimant of the Bfiii-h schooner W. P. Say
ward, which Vas seiz-d in the watets u
Bshripg Sas by the revenue cutter Rnrb,
petitioned The court for writ OF prob.5-
ton, to be directed TO the Judge Of lhe y
trict Curt OF tbs United States in and ft1
the territory of Alaska, restraining him rom
proceeding with tie condemnation ard sels
CT the vessel. The effect is TO hsqs ihs
court take Up aud pass upcn theqnesiioa q
jn'l.dic'ioo over these waters The Cei-f
Justice made an n,dA. ~ ING the Attatsev
Gsnersl two weeks 10 fiie 40 answer IL 90
brief Of M. Choste, giving The reaso: =. #
any, why the petition should NOT hs graz al.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13
AN INGENIOUS ToY.-oae of the most in

AN INGENIOUS Toy .-One OF the most in
gonicus toys that hsva msda their sp
peara5cs this year Lea japanese creation.
l. Is q paper ef4i. in The form OF a great
butterfly, and one givea it momentum by q
s,rlng exsc!ly as oDe "stsr.s" musical top
only. instead ofspinning around on the
f ,cr Ike the top, this sffsir f!es to the CELL
iGg AID br Zzss sbout II IS great rate until
is force ia expended. II hes BEEN suggested
inst perhaps it 10 by the same means that
.hs promis Chicago airship is to ascend
There certainly ia sufficient "cUzzing about
the "p.e;n;reries". OF thu sirsbip.
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Robbed Fer on the Church Steps

CHICAGO. jar. IA woman was he d
up aod robbed lssi night op the steps
of toe Ada Street. Methodist CnuFcb,
while hundreds CT people stood about
hay. IL plain view of har friends she wes de-
spoiled OF every piecs of jswe!ry she wore
TIE lady vas ascending the steps, One thief
stepped behind hsr, aat stopping oyer sez
her fec, holding oae il each haod and
pressing :la. toas against the stairs. While
6:uly held Ia this position another thief
robbed he's of Ter earrings, snd even hot
cuff bustous ant rirg. Ths work waa go
quickly done ttat the wonan's oonpaaion
who Mas waking with her cid not know Of
the rcbhety until Ii was oil ever.
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THE HNDEpENDENr
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
OE FAIRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

OE FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The twenty second annual mseting Of the In.
dependent Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of
Fairfax county, Va, was held at their Office on
Monday, January I'm.
W. II. May wss appointed chairman, and a. C.
Harmon secrstary.
The following exhibit OF tho present standing
o. The company wa. made:
Losses during the past year amount to
% GAS. 50, which have been promptly met
Two assessments were msdo during the year OF
FIVE cen eech on the one hundred dollars.
For r'c mt los e5 not yet DUE the company is
! indebted TO the amount OF $9l7.71.
There are 1440 policies now in force. Masking
tho as 'eszabieaInount of property So. 400 1912, a
gain over the previous ytar OF $665. 5S3.
The following Directors were elected for the
ensuing gear
C. Lukans and John BsIiinger Accotnk.
james VI. Roberts. George c. Hewes and Wm.
Chimney, klexsn ria.
George Ives Falls Church.
"A J. 3sger, Fairfax C. Il.
George G.. Bound Manas.as.
c. F. =, ilkns and o. Baker Washington.
s. Bclyn, purceville.
]. G. Hoge. Hamilton.
]. G. Coleman, Sterling.
The Rcsfd of Directors elected the following
officers.
C. Lukens, President.
Allen C. Harmon, Secretary and Treasurer.
Executive Committee-C. Lukens G. +. Wilk-
ins and James " Roberts IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-13

SHOULD TIE U. 8 Supreme Court, before
which the dispute between England ano
this &C uatry in respect OF the Behrirg Sea
seal he,ies hiss been brought. shall decide
that The American claim can be sus ained
neither by international nor municipal law'
nor by euy existing treaty, &c 1t should, AID
probably will, the Harrison administration
will appear in "a cory plight abroad as 1t
does at hcme. The case Of government
contending for claim against foreign
power, aud even, it lie reported, preparing to
naintain 1t by force, Though its o%n highest
cour. decides that the claim is groundleas
would b. without parollel-tu. 80 are many
of the other acss Of the Harrison sGuih:stra
ton
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LYING FOR EIs PATENTS Bishop Clark, Oh
Rhode Island, states that Bishop Poonc, the elder,
while on visit to this country, related to him
the following incid nj:
81 had very valuable Chinese servant in ny
employ, upon whom leaoed with implicit c2nf-
denre. and one day no came to me and said:
shxll be obliged to ask you to find acme one to
tax ms place, a., in the course OF a few weeks,
AIN to be executed in place of rich gentleman
who is to pay me very ibsrsly for becoming his
substitate-Such mode of exchange, the reader
may know, being in accordance with the laws of
the En- ors. l then iquiI ed what possible in
ducement could there bs for him TO forfeit his
life fJr any smoun. of morey, when be replied ::
i have 81 aged father and mother who are very
poor and uusbe to work, and the money that
am to receive will make them comfortable as long
81 they live think therefore, It is Ivy duty to
giye my life for the sake OF scclmplisbing laIs'"
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SoFrENING AsPERIrIEs.-The New York
Adrocate tells vary pleasant story OF tbs
faithrp ana ;e1der ministra.icue OF ROM n
Catholic priest, Father sohrejner, to an iphtm
Methodist ministe., DR.. William Smith. Of
Detroit Mich. WAC died at see few weeks
ego. Father Scarsiner took charge OF h.a eff
fscts, by mia request, had the body prepared
for burial, and shipped 1t from New York to
the DECEASED mnister's family 10 Detroit, ad
vsnciDg the money out OF his pocket for the
expenses. Ga reporting at the BOOK Con-
oeru DR.. Eaton reimbursed tim and thank
| ed him in the mama of ell Methodist preach
ers. The good priest with tears 10 his eyea,
simply responded II have done nothing
more than Cnristis1 duty. and VIA. l
you'd wish others to do for me under like
circumstances" Commenting on this Incl
dent the Independent ssys:
| 1t is little Incidents like this which soften the
asperties OF ecclesiastical conflict and help to le'
move the prejudice which makes it so hsrd for
Catholics snd Protesants to be just and fair and
brotherly ward each other. Father schreiner is
Benedictine, professor in St. Johns Univer-
sty, Collegeviile MINI.
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The cLaMoR over the prolonged suppres
-ion OF the report in the Haletead- Foraker
forgery case became 80 loud that further de-
la waa dangerous. and 90. yesterday even.
inv, that report wss presented to the 0. z.
Hcusa Of Representatives. Ii is to the efect
that the part taken in the case By Foraker
and EalsteaG was almost rs bad es that o.
Wood, whose hand wrote thu forged pape-.
As the report is signed by two of the three
republican members OF the committee, the
evidence against the two prominent repub!i.
Cans referred to must be Conclusive.
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possess.

STIMULATION is as requisite and necessary
for the well being of political parties as II is
for that of the Individual members OF such
psr,ies. Therefore the democrats CT New
York should rsncm'na.e Governor Hill. Ills
majority would DO 50 crest that it would
3 isnulsts the democratic party, not only in
his OWE State, bus in avery ether State of
the HMM
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If Mr.. EoAR were fair end square men
now thet ell the evidence in the case o.
Matthews, who was recently shot and killed
In Mississippi. has been printed, be would
rise in his place in thu .. s. Senate and
with draw the remarks ne made In that body
in respect of that affair. Bat no man famil.
lar with hila has the falnsest idea that he
will do 50, for all such men know that Mr.
Hoa, Ia as deficient In fsirness and square.
ness as he Is in some OF the other admirable
q lsities of human nature.