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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-23
THE THEATERS.
New Pieces at the Bush-Street and
AlcaZar.
Mr.. Bryton's and Mr. stockwell's Reception at
the Alcazar-" The Limited Mail"
Quaint Piece of Work.

Mr.. Elmer Z. Vance's eomedy-drama
'The Limited Mall" as produced at the
Bush-street last evening. may called
triumph Of realism. 1t deals entirely with
railroading and teIegraphy, with the excep-
tiOn of little bit in the last act where
practical Saw-mill, the circular of which
comes near making slabs and boards of the
heroine, is introduced as a sort OF clencher.
Realism, in fact, occupies so much of the bus-
ness that the villain has only space to shove
In his rascally suggestions edgewise, and the
principal love scene, where Charles Morton.
the conductor of 1.-THE Limited MAIL" de-
clares his affection for Nellie Harland, 'the
sweet maBipulator of the wires," is even
managed by the ticks CT the telegraph. All
the company are we'll up in railroad matters,
and as for telegraphing, the majority of them
could get an engagement as operators at the
Western Union or the Postal, so we'll are they
Versed in the language of the ticker. In this
play of current interest one may be sure of
getting genuine effects for his money. There
is no taking. And really the effects intro
duced have the charm OF novelty, so nicely
are they arranged ana managed. Miss Grace
Sherwood, 1.-THE sweet manipulation OF the
wires" has all the business at her fingers
enc and sings a pretty song occasionally,
harp of the electric strings overhead in
Floodwood Cut. The boy, Jim Harland
(Master Harry Blaneyl. ian ambitious kid"
as the bills style him, is only fifteen, but
he ia surprisingly useful for his years, and
with such a pronounced western accent IN
his speech that he gives one new idea of
the Presidents English. He is the Drin-
cipal feature of the play; between swinging
railroad lanterns, and protecting and COM
forting Nellie. he is Kept buster than the
toll Of how in, Hr--+i
nett. as Tombstone Jake, an Arizona cow
boy, comes out strong in the way of six
shooters, and so does Lew Bloom, the
tramp, in original remarks. Pm a bad
man." he says to little jim. on one occasion,
"and when | want cold day bite piece
out of the sun. Get out O. my way, Will
yer. / like kids to eat, and l like 'em
cold" There are several songs, sentimental,
eccentric and comic, scattered throughout
the piece.
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LIBERAL PURSES.
Sporting Clubs Anxious to Secure the Sullivan
Slavin Fight

slavin Fight.
KANSAS CITY, June 22.-The following
dispatch has been received from Pttsburg,
Kans.. signed John p. Morris: The sporting
editor of the Daily StaI is authorized by the
Commercial Club TO wire John l.. Sullivan.
offering a purse of $4,000 to secure the
Sullivan-Savn fight at Pittsburg, Kans."
LAREDO (Tex.) June 22.-The Peerless
Athletic Club of Laredo, Tex, offers a
pusre of $4,000 to Sullivan and Slayin for a
fight to finish.
NEW YORK, jane 22-The representative
OF Sullivan was to-day in the Office of the
Illustrated News to see if the $1,000 deposited
by him would be covered by the representa-
tive of Slavin. He waited an hour without
result
ST LOUIS, June 22-It has just leaked
out that rafting four-round priZe-fght be-
tween light-weights occurred near Belleville
Friday night. The set-t0 was between Mike
Fitzgerald Of ST. Louis and the Montana
KID" the latter winning the fight and a
5000 purse in four rOuEds
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Gambling in the Army.

LONDON, June 22.-The Secretary Of State
for War 10 the Commons today, replying
T. a question put the Government by Cobb
Ciadical and NonconfOrmisD said he would
consider whether the request for a return Of
names, etc, Of all the non-commissioned
olii.ers aud privates in the British army
who were punished, or VINO had been T.
duced to the ranks Tor contTiving at card
playing or gambling, or taking part in such
card-playing or gambling, could be granted.
S.-nnOpe added he did not see the necessity
for an order calling attention of the com
manding fficers 10 the army reg ulations re-
gaTdlng gambling.
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Eugenie Tired Of England.

PARIS, June 22.-The Empress Eugenie is
about tired Of England, and hereafter pro-
poses to live during July near BasiDgstoke.
She will 60 to Scotland in August, and then
to Cape ST. Martin, near Monaco where she
has purchased five acres of ground. She is
rheumatic, and uses two sticks in walking.
Some of her physicians think that paralysis
is stealing over her. She has arranged to
leave the bulk of her fortune to Prince Ma
DOleOn'S children.
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Badly Yentilated Ruilding.

LONDON, JuEe Notwithstanding SILL
000 was spent in an effort to improve the
ventilation If the House Of Commons and
its general sanitary condition only two
years ago, constant complaints are heard
from members about lassitude and head
aches and illness resulting from the foll
atmosphere. These have led to the appoint
meut Of another committee on the subject,
which viii embrace IN its labors thorough
medical inquiry into the matter.
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WRECKED BY A TORNADO.
Houses Swept Away and Crops Damaged
in Southern Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June pa tornado is
reported from the counties of Monroe, Met
calf and Washington in the southern part
Of the State. A number Of houses were
swept away and crops greatly damaged.
Near Tompkinsville James Payne's house
was wrecked and several members of his
family injured.
WICHITA (Kans.), June 22-Sixty-nine
stations on the main and branch lines OF the
Missouri Pacific in Southern Kansas, where
heavy storms occurred Friday and Satur-
day. have reported on the condition of
wheat. corn and oats, showing that the
damage was slight
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Atfaeked tbe Town An.

VIENNA, June Z2.-Y Yesterday, at Baton
va, Hungary. mob Of field laborers, in
cited 10y Socialists, attacked the town hall
at that place and would probably have
wrecked the building had it not been for
the desperate resistance made by a small
force Of genGarmes. The geEdarmes fired
upon the mob. killing four and severely
NuundIng seven others
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No Right Of ASYLUM.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Mexican
Governm ent has informed Senor Romero
that the Mexican Consul at Port au Prince
has reported that an armed force broke in
to his house under orders of President
Hlppolyte of Hayti, and took four political
refugees, who were immediately shot
While 1t is not true that President DiaZ of
Mexico authorized directly or indirectly
such step the Mexican Government took
the view that Consuls not having under in
ternatlonal law the right Of asylum enjoyed
by Diplomatic representatives, no insult had
been made to Mexico by such action, al
though this was otherwise hardly excus-
able
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the Scots Fusilier Guards, took place this
afternoon at Wellington Barracks Chapel.
The Queen, Prince and Princess of Wales,
Duke and Duchess of COnnaught and nearly
700 guests were present.
Lady Brooke sat behind the Queen and
the Princess of Wales at the Ponsonby we'd
ding to-day and tonight gave a reception, at
which the Princess was present
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Yale Commencement Exercises.

NEW HAVEN. June 22.-COmmencement
exercises at Yale opened in earnest this
morning with the delivery of the class
Grafton and the reading Of the class poem
Brown of Glenn's Falls, n. Y, and the
poem was read by Luther Henry Tucker of
Albany, class poet Glass day exercises
were held this afternoon just south OF the
Treasury building.
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Meetinps Prohibited

ROME, June 22.-The Government has
forbidden the public authorities TO grant
permits for a meeting the object Of which is
to denounce the Drribuud.
In the Deputies the Minister Of Finance,
replying TO the advocates Of a silver mon
etary standard, declared the Italian Gov
erRment would never withdraw from nor DO
anything TO weaken the Latin Union.
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The Work of BriNpds.

ST. PETERSBURG, June pa band Of
brigands attacked and robbed the mail coach
near the village Of Saljan, in Russian Cau-
casia. killing two travellers and severely
wOundiDg the position. The brigands then
attacked and robbed Sajan and escaped
with the booty. A squadron OF Cossacks
has been sent in pursuit Of the outlaws.
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THREE BOYS DROWNED.

Fatal Result of Brave Lads Attempt to
Rescue His Friends.
WASHINGTON Pa June 22.-While div
Ing from spring-plank to-day John Chan
lis, aged 10 years. a nephew of the late
millionaire Chanlis, struck his head on the
bottom and was drowning, when young
John McKeOwn, a son Of the millionaire oil
king, jumped in to save him, and the half
unconscious boy dragged him down. Wal
ter Jones, aged Is years, a son of the Pre-
siding Elder of the Washington District OF
the NJ. E. Church, leaped in and made a
brave effort to save his two friends, but
was overcome, aud all three were drowned.
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THE WAR IN CHILE.
Congressional Forces Receiving Re-enforce-
Volunteers Without Pay.

IQUIQTE, June 22-IIe UnIted States
flagship san Fra ncisco returned to this
port to-day and viii leave for tie south to-
morrow.
Men are steadily joining the Congressional
army many Of them volunteering TO serve
without pay. 1t is expected that the Con-
RressiOnal army viii soon assume the Of
feDsiVe
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of Ohio. The ticket is strong one. Nc
Kinley is stronger than the Republican
party in some places, especially in Canton.
and 1 think no fears need be expressed as
to his election. Tie farmers movement
can hardly be considered as a factor. The
Democrats are beaten already, and some of
the best informed men IN the party concede
it, / believe we will elect the next General
Assembly by plurality of nearly forty on
iOinf hal
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Grain Snnnlv.

New YORK, June o. Following is a
statement Of the visible supply of grain
Saturday, June Goth. as compiled at the
Produce Exchange: Wheat. IA, ,6j7, 600 bush
els. decrease of 944,OO0 corn, 4,4lS, 600
bushels, a decrease of 637, 900; oats, 4,028,-
GOO bushels, decrease Of 234. 600; barley,
125, 900 bushels, an increase Of 1000.
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VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
The French Ministers Sustained by tn
Chamber Of Deputies.


Chamber Of Deputies.
PARIS, June 22.-In the Chamber Of Dep
uiies to-day Lasserre moved that the Gov
eminent explain why II had so long de-
layed the prosecution of the culpTts in the
meliDite scandal and why the trial was con-
Quoted with closed doors.
De FTeycinet, Minister Of War. responded
that as far back as 1889 he had instituted an
inquiry into the relations existing between
TuTpln and TTipOne and he found that an
open trial might lead to disclosures which
Il would be inconvenient for the War Office
to make public. Turpiu's subsequent &c
ton, ne said. caused a further exhaustive
inquiry in 1890, and the committee on the
matter reporting that n trial would not en-
danger the national defense the prosecution
proceeded, showing that everybody con-
eeTned except the persons charged deserve
tie confidence of the country.
After q prOtTacted debate a vote of conf
dence was adopted by vote Of 338 to 1877.
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Manifestn hv Ministers-

LONDON, June 22-Alarmed by the re-
cent Wesleyan discussions On inspiration
and Ibbath-keeping Mr.. Spurgeon. with
number OF other ministers has signed
manifesto declaring for thorough CalYinism
and accepting both testaments as the word
of God, saying the two must stand or fall
together
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-23

NEW YORK, June 22.-The first annual
convention OF United Machinsts and Tool
makers began here to-day with large at
tendance. The convention decided TO form
national organization to be called the In
ternatiOnal Machinists' Union of North
America.
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ceived telegram from Sterling, Colo, say
ing that he was dead there. Morris was In
the best of spirits when he left his store,
and is known to have had $500 in his
pockets. Only 10 cents was found on his
body. Foul play is suspe ted, and the au-
thorities are investigating.
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Violence hv French Strikers.

PARIS, June 22.-The bus mems strike at
Bordeaux led to riOting to-day. A mob Of
citizens sided with the strikers, and force
of cavalry had to be called out. Several per-
sons were injured and many assaulted.
This evening the strikers derailpd a number
Of cars and SET fire to ticket-office.
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snrveving for a Teleeranh Line

LONDON, June 22.-Sir Thomas Elder of
Australia has equipped another important
expedition under the leadership of David
Lindsay to explore nearly all Australia for
4 westerly telegraph line from Port Augusta
on the south, which will nearly divide
the continent.
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"Old Hntehu in New York.

NEW YORK. June 22-B. p. Hutchinson.
Chicago's famous speculator, appeared on
the floor of the Produce Exchange in this
city this morning, aud remained all day.
He said he was operating in the market and
expected to stay in the city some time.
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Indians Fighting Among Them,alvas.

LAS VEGAS (N. Mex, June 22.-Advices
from Fort WiDgate state that another troop
of cavalry has left for the Indian country.
The Indians are fighting among themselves
over cattle-stealing, and one Indian police
man has been killed
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Killsd bv HE Son

KEY WEST (Fla.). June 22.-George De-
morltt to-day accused his nineteen-year- old
son Joseph of stealing SO, and when the
boy denied it he attempted TO chastise him,
when Joseph plunged knife into his
fathers heart.
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Aid for TIE Panama Canal Refused

PARIS, June 22-The committee Of the
Chamber of Deputies appointed to inquire
into Panama Canal matters has declined to
consider the requests made with the view
of soliciting the French Governments aid
to enable the company to finish the work
commenced at Panama
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Steel Pines From Bar Iron

STEUBENvILLE Ohio, June 22.-An in
ventor in this city announces that he has
perfected new process for making steel
pipes directly from bar iron, which will
revolutionize steel-pipe manufacturing. A
trial of the process seems to demonstrate
suprpSS
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The Disposal sf Irish Funds.

New YORK, June 22.-Judge Bartlett to-
day handed down decision denying the
second motion on behalf of the Parnellites
any more money to the McCarthyites,
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Opposed TO the Land Bill.

LONDON, June 22-L0rd Denman gave
notice in the House Of Lords to-day that he
would move the rejection OF the Irish Land
Bill when it comes up Tor a second reading
on Thursday next
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Remitted Tax Pin Reiacted

PARIS, June 22.--The Senate rejected the
bill recently passed by the Chamber of
Deputies Temitting 100000 francs of the
tax on land sOwn in wheat III the past
spring season.
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Burst in Mid-Air.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 22.-Yesterday a
large balloon was being inflated with gas,
when it escaped and carried up foRr work
men. When at great height the balloon
burst and the four men were thrown to the
ground and horribly mangIed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-23
Marriage in High Life.

LONDON, June 22.-Tbe marriage Of Miss
Alberta PonsOnby, god-daughter Of the
Queen and daughter of Sir Henry Pom
sonby, private secretary to her Majesty, to
Lieutenant Colonel w. Z. Montgomery Of
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A farm of 200 acres in Ohio is owned and
managed by Miss Antoinette Knaggs,
young woman who has received college
education. Her farming is done more from
books than from experience, but she is
making q success Of it,
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An Assault on HeaIy.

DUBLIN, June 22.-Messrs. Parnen and
Healy attended the funeral of 0GOrman
MahOn yesterday. In a row following the
funeral Healy WAS violently struck. His
assailant was arrested.
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Supreme Lodge A.o.U. W.

DETROIT, June 22.-The Supreme Lodge
of A. 0. u. w. adjourned to meet the sec
ond Tuesday in June, 1892, at Helena,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-23

A young man in Prince Albert coat and
brand new plug hat made great impress
sion in Maine rural town, until one fatal
day he donned a jacket, and so disclosed
the fact that his natty light pantaloons had
o most expansive patch Of darker color.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-23

Moscow. June 22.-The editor of the
Moscow Illustrated Gazette fred a shot with
revolver at the editor of Viedomosti to-
day. The shot missed the editor but killed
journalist named Sibiriakotf.
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Hom meOpathic Physicians.

ATLANTIC CITY On. j.. June 22.-The
International Congress of Homeopathic
Physicians adjourned to-day to meet In
Washington in 1892.
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At Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, June 22.-Superior fielding
won for the home team to-day. Pittsburgs
4, Cincinnatis 3, Batteries-King and Mack,
Mullane and Harrington.
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The English Educational Bill.

LONDON, June ON the House Of Com
mons to-day Sir William Hart-Dyke moved
the second reading OF the Education Bill.
The debate was adjourned
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Gladstone Has a ReIanse

LONDON, June Gladstone has suffered
another relapse, due to eXertion in address
ing meeting OF colonial bishops. Mrs
Gladstone says his condition is not serious.
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Foul Play Suspected.

DENVER, June 22.--S. b. Morris, pros
porous druggist in North Denver. left his
store Saturday evening at Z o'clock, saying
he was going home. Last night his wife re-
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At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June %. - Thornton'S
unsteadinpss in the fourth inning to-day
gave Boston enough runs 20 win. Bostons
e, PhIadelphias .. Batteries-CIarkson and
Camel, Thornton and Clements.
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BASE BALL GAMES.

Result Of Yesterdays Contests of League and
Association Clubs
BROOKLYN, June 22.-The Giant3 got an
awful drubbing here to-day. and were un-
able to make either a hit or run. L0vett's
pitching was wonderful. New YOrks o,
Brook lyns 4. Bat cries j. Ewing and
Clarke, LOvett and Daily.
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The Orpheunl.

There was a very attractive bill at the
Orpheum last evening. Professor Donald
Downie introduced his series of illustrated
lectures on Napoleon Bonaparte and the
French Revolution, which proved very in
tereSting.
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At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 22.-T The home team
couldn't hit Hutchinson to-day. Clevelands
g. ChcagOs 4. Batteries-Viau and Doyle.
Hutchinson and klttredge.
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Only Turning Rubbish.

The alarm from Box 10 at 4:2S o'clock
yesterday afternoon was for burning rub
bish in lot on Norfolk street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
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At Chicago.
Firenzi Will Run Again.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Firenzi is improv-
ing and will be ready for racing the third
week in July. The seat of his injury is the
Dastern Joint.
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Strike Declared OFF.

DENVER (Colo), June 22.-The brick
layers strike has been declared off After
months of waiting the men were compelled
to acknowledge defeat.
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Another Murderer Sentenced

CALCUTTA, June 22.-An0thsr Manipur
Prince, Sana, has been sentenced to death
tor warring against the Queen, and for
abettiug tile massacre of her officers.
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American Association.

BALTIMORE, June q. - Baltimores g.,
Washingt0ns Z.
LOUISVILLE, June % - Louisvilles 0,
CincInnatis l.
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Handsome Gift to a University.

CLEVELAND Ohio, June 22.-Mrs. Samuel
Mather to-day gave $3.50 to the Western
reserve University for its college for women.
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DOUBLE MURDER.

A Jealous Husband Kills Two Men and At
tempts Suicide.
BosTON, june 22.-There was a double
murder at Beverly tonight. A boarding
house keeper Shot two boarders and beat
his daughter with the butt of a pistol and
shot her in the leg. The murderer fled, and
when captured tried to blow his brains out,
but failed. He was jealous of his wife and
daughter.
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BAPTISTS DISAGREE.
An Attack on Masonry Resented at Min
ister's Conference.

ister's Conference.
BosToN, june 22.-During the regular
Monday me citing of Baptist ministers, Rev.
j. b. Stoddard delivered an address on the
influence of secret societies, and denounced
Masonry in the strongest terms. Rev. Mr..
Cleveland of Melrose arose and said that lie
was Mason and could not listen to such
unjust and uncaled for abuse. He made Il
point of order which was defeated, 30 to z,
and Mr. Cleveland, after requesting the con-
ference to strike his name from the member
ship roll, left the hall.
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SECRETARY FOSTER.

His Views on the Present Political Situation
in Ohio
FosToRIA t0hio), June o. = Secretary
Foster IL spending a few days at his home
looking over his private business affairs.
He has perfect confidence iu an old time
Republican victory, and says: "The Re-
publican convention did its work most ac-
ceptably 10 the great mass OF Republicans