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A Sensational Suicide.

CHIcAGo. Ill. Oct 5.-Peopie stroll
In through Jefferson Park this alter
noon aoticed q handsome looking
woman dressed In black. hurrying along
the walks. When she reached the cen
ter of the park she drew 3 revolver and
shot herself In the breast dying In
stantly. The suicide was identified -
Mrs- Julia R. Sauvey. respectable
English widow. residing Ia this city.
She owned property valued at $40, 600.
Her mind IL supposed 70 have been Af-
fsctsd by fi-health and family troub-
L.
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HAD TOO MANY GEMS.
a Young English swell Arrested 70
Smuggling Dts snonds

CHICAGO, OFT lust as he was
About o get Rhoard an a~tern train
this morning William Pouton. II young
l. ndun swell, WIS tapped on the
shoulder 10y I nued Siates Mar hal
frank Hitchcock, and a. warrant was
read to him charging him with. SNUG
CLING diamonds POuton was taken
10 the [ nited tAtes marshal )
Office nd turned over TO the marsha .
Special Agent =, aulan AVS he believes
he hu, the man for whom they have
! cen search ng for weeks and who has
been selling smugg ed diamonds IL
small gu ntities
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KING KARL /. DEAD.
EEe Breathes HIs La.t at stuttgart
AMER n Long Illness.

STUTTGART, Oct. king Karl I. Of
Nurtem burg, who has been I'll for
some time. suffered a relapse Nester.
day and died last night. aged -.
harl l., king of Wuttembcrg. was
born March o, 1929, and rs, ended the
throne at the death OF his father. King
Wilhelm J., June -. la64 lie was
married TO the G-aud Duchess Olga.
daughter of the late Emperor Nj holas
J. of Russia Tine former duchy and
electorate OF Wurtem berg was cree ed
into n Kingdom by the peace of Pres
burg in and by a decree OF Jan. l.
10. Willie m J., the Sc ond king.
granted a constitution in i-l9. The
civil list of the king amounts .so4, Dos
marks, with additional grants Of 27g.-
.as marks for the otheE mem bers OF the
royal family.
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Their Fate UnknoWn

NEw YoRK. Oct News of the
hrst disaster ss the result of yester-
days gale came in = dispatch this
morning from St Johns. N. b. Il was
10 the fact that the British barker tine
Minnie G. Elkin was wrecked and that
her crew Il undoubtedly lost. The
barkentine had on board about seventy
people including the officers and the
captains wife and baby. On August
10 she left St. Johns and that Wa the
last ever seen of Ter until she was
passed. bottom up and abandoned.
What became Of those on board l. moi
known.
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New YoRS. Oct "a daughter
was born Saturday morning 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. The mother
and child are doing well. The impor-
tant news did dot become known down
town until nearly noon. Then II spread
with the utmost rapldity. both in the
city and TO other parts OF the country.
During the afternoon many flowers
were sent 70 Mrs. Cleveland and both
father and mother received hearty con.
Rratulatlons.
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scntto Canada.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 5.-Judge
Coke. OF the United States district
court. has decided that four Cinnamon
recently arrested in violation OF the ex-
clusion law should be sent back to Can
ada as the country whence they came
and not TO China This reversed the
previous decision OF the United States
commissioner. who had ordered them
sent back 70 China.
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jon. Alle.s. ps.-r,.on.

Sioux FAILS s. D, Oct. THE
answer In The famous divorce salt oi
Marie Nsvins Blaine - James g.
Btains. jr.. ~as served upon Mrs.
Blsins today. She szls Tor divorces
a.d tbs custody - fhs children ana
FOR saitshss sIlmoay. Blaine Il his
Fspig ssSs - di& 30 desezz ks wife,
.sak aHserze As rs dsssEzeA Aln- Be
osszfe zeF< - $40 - hss ~ in.
z1zno = e 3 80. 9klcA "a
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16
Drnuned rlerseIc.

DENVER, Col. Oct IA special from
Ouray. Col. says; Last night Mrs.
John Martin. formerly OF Des Moines.
Ia. deliberately pulled of her hat and
cloak. placed them on stump and
jumped In the river fust above here.
This morning her body was found
below here by some boys Ill health
L. the cause assigned for the act She
leaves three small children and her
hushand
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FatalHIIue accident.

PorTsyILLE, Pa. Oct. 5.-Early THU
evening an explosion of gas occurred
in the Richardson colliery of the Phil.
adelphia & Reading Coal and Iron
company. at Glen Carbon. causing 8
fall OF coal and entombing nine men.
Five are still imprisoned and there ID
hardly any hope of their being recoY'
cred alive.
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Fen Under the Wheels.

PALMER. Eeb.. Oct civilian
BallerpoH. brakeman on Burlington
b Missouri special stock tr1ii. fell be-
tween the cars and was instantly kill
ed last night. The deceased was about
Fl, not married and lives at Blair.
Colorado
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PARNELL IS DEAD.
the oHEAT IRISH LaADGR Has
PAseEp AWAY.
As Abont the sazss Time Sir jobs
p. HsnBessey Expires The Great
seaEae OF Gen Grant UnVstIed--
Othsr News

LoSDoz. Oct s.--Great Britain ana
Ireland were startled yesterday morn
ing by the utterly unlocked for an
nouncement that Charles Stewart Par
nell. the noted Irish leader. died sud
denly the previous evening-at his home
In Brighton It has been we'll known
that PArnell has not enjoyed the best
of health for years, and It has been no
ticed and widely commented upon.
since the O'Shea divorce developments
and his political trouble came upon
him. that the great Irish member Of
parliament has grown thinner ard per
csp,ibly aged In appearance. but no
body expected to hear Of his death and
no inklIng as 70 his illness has reached
the newspapers
He died at his home. Wslsingham ter
race. Brighton. at II :Se Tuesday even
ing. The death Is said 20 have been
indirectly due to chill which he
caught last week and which At fret was
not regarded as serious. Parnell. how
ever grew worse and physician WAS
called In. with the result that the pa
tIent was ordered 70 take 70 his bed
This was Friday. and from that time
Parnell lost strength and finally sue
cumbed. The exact nature OF his dis
ease Is not known e. present From
the day he took 20 bed. however. Par
nell's health has been such as 70 ne
cessitate the constant attendance OF
two physicians, butin spite Of their In
cessant efforts to prolOng or save his
life. Parnell gradually sunk lower snd
lower till be expired In the arms OF
Mrs. Parnell. who y utterly proatrst
ed by the shock.
SIR J. P. HESSEssET ALSO DEAD.
Coupled with the announcement that
Parnell had died WAS the news that
Sir John Pope Hennessey, the member
from North Kilkenny, was also dead.
Hennessey will be remembered imme-
distely after the exposures In the
O'Shea divorce case In December. 1890,
contested the North Kilkenny election,
backed by Parnell's opponents. and de-
feated the Parnellibe candidate, Vim
cent Scully. by l,l47 votes. This vas
q great. possibly the greatest test OF
strength between the Parnellites and
McCarthyites, aud the defeat of Scully
no doubt counted for great deal In
the future series OF disasters which be-
fell the Irish leader
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16
Killed m. WHO and Himseir.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct 7.-RiehArd
Fon blinds, q blacksmith. shot and
killed his wife yesterday because she
would not live with him and then took
his own life In the same manner. She
had left him on account Of his cruelty.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

SAN Francisco, Oct 1.-THE Norwe-
gian bark Europa, VIII ich arri' ed yes
terday from Hamburg, had a most
stormy passage During the trip,
-N'ch lasted 100 days, three of the
crew d ed from disea4e and one waT
washed over board.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

ERIE, Pa. Oct. I7.-Mr. Joseph
Johnston. senior member OF the whole
sale grocery firm Of Johnston & Bre-
vilIer. took his family out for an airing
last evening. The carriage was cap
sized and Mrs. Johnston fell beneath
her companion. Mr. J. d. Clark, and
was killed almost instantly. Mrs-
Clark was also painfully injured. as
was Mr. Johnston. He Is = man past
so years Of age.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16
Another Alliance CandId.t. Decline.

JACKSON. Miss, Oct I'm an inter
view published here +. Bark dale. of
this city. denies that he aspires to the
presidency of the national alliance. lie
says further that he " odld not &c .epi
the position IL IL was rendered him.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

At Halifax about / 900 men. paint
ers, plasterers and metal workers, are
on q strike. With no prospects OF = set
Element
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

The Farm Ranch: The object of
the sub-trcbsury plan Is 20 store the
grain and the imperishable products
in the section whore they are produced
until demanded for consumption. in
stead Of crowding them into two or
three grain renters 10 be controlled by
grain spcculators- BY this means We
will avoid the depressed price caused
by throwing the crop onto the market
after harvest aud the farmers will get
tho benefit az the rise in the price in
stoad Of the grain Spectators
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suggests a. . whole, . concentration
of mind, confidence, aud self-relisncs:
apparently he IS satisfied that his
ordersars SUCCESSFULLY executed by his
troops The bronze ssatue will meas
ere - feet inches Ia height from the
bottom Of the plinih TO the crown of
tlss slOu b hat Il IL the largest cast
ing of the kind ever attempted In tins
country
Tomorrow the society of tbs. Army
Of the Tennesses viii bold its reun MON
here
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Graas's Ola R~ImenL

A bout thirty grizzled veterans. mos,
Of whom are past the are of s. and
crippled In some way from yvoun Is
made by rebel bullets. were as
sem bled In room :. in the feuerAl
building this morning under command
of Capt Ed Harlan, the ranking Lee
of the old Twepty-frst infantry, Cen
Grants regiment These thirty are
all that are lest of the famous body
hich Grant was appointed head IT,
April 1874. at springfield Grant lie It
the regiment in Septemb Der of the same
year for higher honors. The rig ment
was mu ,tes ed out At the close OF the
war = shattered little band Of heroes
They went through. all the heavy
battles in Tennessee. At Stone river
500 men, almost half the regiment fell
in the space of four hours At Chicka
mauga the Twenty irsu gained glory
and honor but lost mos of the men.
The survivors gathered this morning
TO march in tine. place assigned them in
the parade. At their head was borno
the flag that fiOated over the regiu en-
tai headquarters wnen Grant was
chosen its colonel The flag is tatterei
and torn but is pri ed abose all other
mementoes of the regiment
Mrs Gen. Grant arrived yesterday
afternoon At O'Clock from New
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

The Alliance: II any man thinks
that ali the Tories are dead-the men
who fought our forefathers. he Is
badly mistaken They are here today
and as uctiye as they ever were
Whenever you hear man talking
about the necessity Of q strong gov
ernmont;" the inability OF people TO
govern themselves and that God
Almighty made the only money" you
can set that fellow down Us Tory
ho II built wrong.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

Farmers Advocate: The Alliance
has done more TO educate the people
than any other organization in this
country. Men who took but little
interest in the affairs OF The country
in the past are manifesting great in
terest in them now. Then again. to
show its power as an educator. you
will end more men who we're entirely
ignorant on important questions. who
now understand tnom very we'll
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16
blown 10 Atoms.

LONDON. Oct SON Newbry.
Scotland. today vessel Was seen 70 be
on FIRE. An explosiUa resulted and the
weasel and crew Hsre blown TO atoms.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

The Alliance Vindicator: The tariff
fs not the only wrong under which the
American citizen has to labor. The
national banking system and the want
OF larger circulation OF good. cheap
money. are two OF the greatest evils Of
the present day. and every farmer
should bear this in mind aud In cast
Ing his vote should support the man
who offers relief along this line
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

The Oxford: Homes under mort
Cages cottun below cost OF produc-
ton. our children in rags and out of
school public fund concentrating. tut
tiOn climbing twenty-five years broken
promises lower wages more officers
higher salaries no money. no effort
for relief. public works closing up.
banks breaking. officers fleeing. cor
pora ions and syndicates forming poll
tltons lighting parties dividing VII
the wealth wagers arc demanding
equal rights TO all. special privileges
TO none"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16

Atchison Champion: Since neither
OF the two OLD parties ure entitled TO
any edit Whatever for the improved
and improving condition OF agriculture
in Kansas and the west generally
the improvement having come despite
the obstructive policies aud through
causes that lie wholly outside OF pArti-
san political action. it is certain hat
neither OF them Vii. be able 10 make
am capital OUT OF the situation. and
thai politically the farmers will feel
una O.. no obligations whatever TO eth.
CT or them
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The Sentinel: The older men have
forgotten and the others never knew
many OF the facts connected With the
greenb backs Presuming this state
ment TO be true the monopoly sheets
glibly string out the same old lies that
they have kept in stock for 20 years
But some. of US Older men" never for
got the facts as these fellows some
times End 70 their cost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31
CIR@IR IA RBa

julius Swiizsr died at 5.apnon Of pnsu
monia yesterday.
Mr.. Jamee II. Keys, e worthy citizen re-
IL MS 50 year.
Mr. Henson Hardy, residing G. few mile;
east CT Leesourg, died very suddenly las'
| Thursday afternoon Of congestion OF TIE
| lungs.
Mr.. e. Il. Lea, it,, and Miss Maude a
Payne, daughter os Henry Pave, esq, were
married at Lltch6 field Church, Fauquiel
| county, on the 23td.
Frank Ryan, Of Lsesburg, was dangesous
| ly shot in the leg on Tuesday by the dis
charge OF bis 9uo, which no WA dragging
through wire fence.
DR.. J. b. Stephens died at his home In
Warrenton on Christmas day 10 the Sob
wear of mis- sgs. and his funeral took place
The following Sunday.
MIR. Betj. V. White, OF Leesburg. narrow.
ly escaped death from asphyxiation OF Mor-
dsy night by the escaping gas irou stove
10 the room ia which he vas sleeping.
Mrs. Rebeoca Jsnney. widow OF the late
James G. Janney, of L0udoun county, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lippin-
76.h year of her eye.
Marriage licenses were asued in Wash
ingtoD yesterday to JamesJ Riley, OF Prince
William county, and Julia NJ. Anderson, of
Fairfax county, and TO Neel Reading and
Amelia Herndon, Of P.iuce William county.
MIR. Theo. Pitcher, OF Fauquier, has re.
duced the large amount which he first sup
posed he would lose 10 e little more thsE 8
hundred dollars by notifying persons in the
south TO whom be has made sale not to
honor Rosenoerger, Spindle q Co.'S. dafts.
Al the annual Christmas celebration at
the Male Orphan Asylum in Richmond yes
,eroey, Cnrieimas Tree took fire, aud the
large crowd OF spectators became panic
stricken ana fraoticaily rushed for the doors
and windows. The tree was jerked doID,
falling ca Rev. Dr.. Kerr, prominent Pres.
byterisn divine, anG Mr.. D o. Davis, who
was connected with the asy ium. Both gen.
temen were painfully though not severely
buroed Several aoies and childEen faint
ed, though no one was Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31

csndieF, e.. caniinJas 10 grow srd the city
nov boasts OF ore Of the Incs' oumriete anC
best arranged nsIufscaoree of thase afti
cles In tie couu'ry, the goods turned ou
here ranking Al igeiy@herc.
The nanufscturs OF cigars, too, Is also or
the increase enc the excellsnce Of the brsoGt
made here secures fer them vida market
This industry has grown amszingly during
late Eesrs. giving eulpoy Tent to numbers
among them yoa5 girls. a few years rack
there vas hardly sny employment to DC
found for the latter cisss, end 1t was g
source Of greet that there were no lnstttu
tions here, ss ia northern cities. where girls
ecu esrn remunerstiye wages The oigs'
INDUSTRY ie ore OF the means of meeting the
want.
The commission merchants bave been &C
i've in securing for the city her shRTe G
their line OF trade ard tho consignment q
aour. grain and produce received here dur
ing the year show that heir efforts have
net been in vain.
That What has been said above Ii
true is proven by information secured
from The agents of the railroads ans
other transportation lines hers. They re-
port that during the year there was largs
Increase over last year In both the amount
Of topns2e received at aud shipped from Al
exandrie.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho floating the new Spanish loan has oven
failure.
James Murphy AID his sister-misers-receutly
starved to death in Newly, Ireland, leaving for.
tune OF 10000.
The Grand yizier of Turkey hiss asked the
French Minister If Foreign Affsirs TO renew the
relations Of France with Bulgaria
Near Rosovs, Russia, Tue'dsy on the railroad
between Minsk and Smolensk, an express train
ran into tho rear OF a train carrying troops, kill
ing 20 persons and inju1ing 100.
The British forces have been successful in their
anvsnce On Hunza, near the Cashmere border, and
can now mplete the road affordiog access to the
Pamirs, the territory in dispute between Great
Britain, Russia aud China.
Mics Wellesley, well-connected English resi-.
dent, was found desd IN street in Naples, On
Christmas Dsy. 1t was at first supposed thst-she
had died Of 81 ncope, but it has since been learned
that she was assaulted and sutfccsted. reward
OF $500 has been offered for the capture of the
murderer.
The local authorities OF Dover, Kent county,
England, in their attempt to stamp out intuenzs
have clsssed that disease contagious, and rs it
is sn ofense for persons suffering frcm conta-
gi0us disease to visit public places, a number Of
persons suffering from the malady have been ar
rested and fined.
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eRnm WAssIaarQa.

Especial Correspondence % the die1GHeTio Gasette j
VASE Igraxog. .. G.. Dec. 81. 1881.
Within the past Two deys $4,000 pounds
of brown powder end $4,000 pounds OF CUR
cotton rave 0een forwarded from the East
10 San Fsancisco. The brown powder Ia in
tended fer tne DsYal Sreaa guns and the gun
cotton fcY Shells aRd torpsdoes. Beyond
these fscls ihete is hing 20 be learned at
the Gepa7tneEts Ills morning concerning
war preparations. The Charleston and the
Baltimore Ghicb sre 80 route to this country
from Honolulu sud Caiso respectively, have
not been heard from recently but they are
expected .o ouch at some pore In telegraph
10 COMMUNICATION with Washington within
few days. Secretary Bsire introduced
the new French minister NJ. Pasenolre to
the President IN the morning sud then re-
ceiyed the Mexican minister enc Senior
Mcntt. the Gillian minister a. TIE State De
pastment. Secretary EikiHs came to the
War Department This morning sud received
the officers OF the depsrtmt rs. He entered
ct once upon the discharge II his outes.
Engineers aIe low engaged In making
surveys for the bridge OF the Washington
and Arlington Railroad across the
Potomac either OF tbs Tnree elstefs or 81
some point betweeu that end the Aque6uct
bridge. Accord g 10 pisps and estim stes
made by engiaeess fifty years ago a eeyiag
of oDe-Htan ,n me cost of a Bridge would u
made by building IL ut me Three Sisters
Congressman O'Fer,a.!, Ct the TIN Virgin
Ia district, chair man OF the elections com.
d itsee, says &c report that ne had appoint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31
Elk A N u e Il. " a
rHuRsphy gv-r -, D CEMBER 81.

THE OLD year expires to-day. To some
# has brought icy; TO more, sorrow. a few
have grasDed sl its opportunities; many
ho,o allowed all OF them to escape. But
while its joys are now clean gone for ever the
remembrance OF lis sorrows will abide, enc
will mar sill the pleasure that may yet oe
In store for those i has s'ricken.~ 1t mas
drawn all one year nearer the gravei but 1t
is a. vain to regret lie departure as to hope
for the benefits to accrue from lis successor
Millions OF years have gone before, ena NIL
lions will come after, end all the former
have brought sorrows, ell the latter
will do the cane, for man lie 'orn to trouoie
az the sparks fy upwards. common
sense teaches The Weldon of lett 20 the OLD
year bury itssf, and Of making thi most OF
the new ono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31

TheCentwyM Magazine for January has been received
firm It's publishers, the Century Company, New
York. Its contents are Portrait of charles
F. aut ois Gounoo Tho Jews in New York Milsn
Cathedral The Nsulahks, by Rudyaid Kipiirg
and Wolcott Balestier; Andrea Del Sarto Gus
ters Last Battle; Gounod in Italy and Germany
Tie Jewish Question; The Cloud-Maiden; the
alligator HunSers of Louisiana; Witchcrsft; a
Parting Cues; characteristics; Dolce Far Niente;
Bent es S system The Discomfort OF the Farm
Ell a Battle in Gr-ckortom: Interludes; The
Camp Morton CONT oversy Progressive Discovery
of America; AIsb.mr's bousand Dollar. Day
Blunder; NJ ssisippis Crop Moving Currency
Attacks o. Pubic farks; Progress OF Ballot Re.
form" sougs OF IrelsDd; Noes OIL General Milcss
Indian Campait MS, &C,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31

THE EMPLOYEES in Mr. Carnegie's iron
works in Pennsy lvania, and those in the
American hosiery works in Connecticut
when their wages shsl oe cut down to-
morrow, rs they will he, will not De as much
in iavcr OF the Mckinley bill, which In
creases the profits OF the owners of those es.
tabshmen,s, es they were VIXEN they voted
for the protection candidates. at he last con-
gressionsI euticn. They naturally attract
sympathy, but, all the same, they have only
themselves 10 blame
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-31

TWENTY FIVE more coopca cases
tried Oy twenty-five separate jnries 10 Pc
tersbuyg Last Tussd y, and eli, IS usuai'
vsre decided against the State, though the
costs had TO bs paid by the people Of the
CITY in which the trials took place. Lsev-
inc ont of view the rreparable Injury done
TO the reputation of the stste by the man.
spemsnt of her debt, the cost to which she
mss besu subjected thereby, including the
$3.50, 900 which the Oloost commission will
recsiye for the latest settlement agreement
amounts to as much as would have satisfied
the CLAIMS of the creditors and relieved the
State of tbe shame of Reputation, for the
bondhoIders for yeas have said they did not
ask for increased taxation, bat would be
content to receive only what was left of the
States revenue after all her legitimate ex
psnses had been amply provided for.