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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
FARMERS ALLIANCE
The Confederation Committee Meets and
Formulates Its Plans.

WASHINGTON. January 22.-There
was mo- meeting this morning, as was
expected. of the representatives. OF the
Committee ON Confederation Of the Ma
tioual Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union. on account OF the nOn-arrival Of
some OF the delegates. The meeting Of
rhe committee is simply in conformity
with the instructions OF the Ocala Con-
ference. Grand Master Workman Pow
lerlv and his Executive Committee have
arrived.
Later ia the afternoon some Of the
missing delegates arrived, and meet
ing was held % discuss the object for
which they were called together. The
organization was perfected by the cleo
tion OF Ben. Terrell, Of Texas, as chair
man. and G.. l.. Can't, Of Georgia, as
secretary. The organizations repre-
sented are the Knights Of Labor,
the Col0red Farmers Alliance,
the National Farmers Alliance and
Farmers Union. and the Citizens
Alliance. Representatives from other
organizations are expected tomorrow.
A committee on business was appointed
consisting of Livingstone. OF Georgla'
Wright. Of PeunSy lvania; Humphreys
OF Texas. and Wilde, Of Washington
CITY. After long discussion formal
agreement looking to the confederation
of the different organizations was
reached on the following basis;
/. A confederation.
%. A 'oint committee on cOntedera-
ton of five from each organization
which shall represent this contedera
tion. 49,,
g. Each organization shall be entitled
90 as many votes as il has members
who are legal voters in State or Ma
tional elections.
3. The st. Louis platform shall be the
basis.
3. Each shall stand pledged to asSiS
when possible In an local efforts 10 bet
ter the condition OF our people.
d. Fraternal delegates or correSpOn
dence shall never be denied the one b!
the other. so long as the confederation
exists.
The Joint committee ON confederation
shall have the power by a majority q
vote % admit other organizations VIII
similar objects upon application
5. When plans are agreed upon D!
the ioint committee on confederation
for mutsal cooperation, each organlLa
tion shall bee bound TO support Salu
plans fully and cheeriully.
%. Expenses accruing on account o
tho Joint Committee on Confederation
shall bee betrayed by their respective
organizations as they may be required
I by each.
no. The Jcint Committee on Confed
Grafton shall have power To adopt Su'i
| bylaws for the government Oi the JON
committee as they deem best.
The committee then adjourned unit
| tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
STOCKHOLDERS DIsGusrEp.


CHICAGO, January 99.-Thcre is much
dissatisfaction among the stockholders.
In this city, Of the Pacific Railroad Com
pany, which is the owner OF the cs Bile
system Of Los Angeles, Cal, aud which
was put into the hands Of a receiver yes
| terday.
The stockholders allege that {. r..
Holmes the cable road magnate. Induced
them to 90 into the enterprise. buying
out the street ear system Of that city aud
cabling ii In an expensive way at cost
Of $4,000, 900: that the bonds were put
on the market as first mortgage bonds.
when, in fact. first mortgage. made
by the former owners, covered the cn-
tire property; that the road ln fact
never paid expenses, though a state
ment was made, when the new bonds
were placed on the market. showing
profit Of $4,000. Mr.. Holmes when
questioned about this matter said that
the misrepresentation was the result Of
clerical error.
1t is said Nermicll a Co., Of New
York, were induced To undertake the
marketing Of some OF the bonds. both
in New York and London. that they
did not meet with success abroad. but
placed SlsO.0OO worth in New York.
and that when they heard Of the result
OF affairs they took the remainder od
sale and sent man 10 investigate.
II appears now that most ~ the bonds
were placed with banks in this city and
81. Louis, whore the Chicago syndicate
controlling the Los Angeles road and
known aS the National Railway Com
pany, also owns street railroads % B..
charged that Mr. Holmes caused the
sub-company at ST. Louis 10 turn over
$780, 900 Of its securities t0 the Los
Angeles Company In return FOR si65.U00
in the securities Of the Los Angeles
Company, which were practically worth
less, and the dissatisfaction in the ST.
Douis Company resulting thorefrom.
caused Mr.. Holmes retirement from its
Presidency last October The Los An.
geles deal was also at the bottom OF the
recent retirement Of Mr.. Holmes from
the Presidency Of the South Side Gable
Railway Company OF this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
KILLED Her tover and Attempted Suicide

SAN ANTONIO, TIN, January 7
Last night Bertha Gross shot and iatall
wounded her lover, James Hartley. ol
the Third Artillery. The woman thet
shot herself, inhicting wound tha'
will probably cause death. They were
lovers, and engaged to be married
When Hartley called last night he told
the woman he was going 10 leave her
and the shooting followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
BIG BLAZE AT MISGO.
Three Buildings Completely Destroyed
and Fourth Badly Damaged-The Loss
and Insurance.
Su,ciaL TtLeman % M, Rlaisler.


and Insurance.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
STEUBENvILLE. o., January 22.-This
morning, about $3.50 O'clock, the citizens
of Mingo Junction were startled by the
cry of fire, and it was found that blaze
had started in the Nolan building, at
the north end OF Commercial street.
The flames soon communicated TO the
building owned by Henry Lucas and
occupied by him as a residence and Sa-
loon, and from thence To a residence
property OF Mr.. Lucas, adjoining, in
which Mr.. Bruebanks lived. The next
place attacked by the flames was busi-
ness block owned by George Floto, OF
this city, IN which Mr.. William c. Pei
ley had drug store.
A telegram was sent TO Steubenville
for assistance, and the Phoenix engine
and hose cart were sent down on the
Pan-I Handle gravel train, but before
It's arrival an imprOmptu' fire depart
ment, with the assistance OF the fire
apparatus of the Laughlin & Junction
Steel Company, had succeeded In get
ting the flames under control and the
engine was not put in operation.
The loss and insurance by the fire Is
as follows: Henry Lucas, loss $4,000,
insurance, Home, OF New York, 9,4j0,
Royal, England, $3.50; Thomas Nolan,
loss 50 900, insurance in Merchants, of
New York, 81 900: William Il. Pelley,
loss $500, insurance 81 300 in Richland
Mutual, of Mansfield, o.; George Floto,
loss $500, fully insured.
1t was tho biggest fire Mingo ever
experienced, and for time threatened
the entire destruction of the business
portion OF the town. As it is, hole
has been made in the center OF the
town that will take time to I'LL up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
OHIO COAL MINERS.
The Result of the Meeting of the Scale
Commiitee-Prices Asked for.
cns.joI TsIsorooa In fbf Peoisfsr

The Result of the Meeting of the Scale
Commiitee-Prices Asked for.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., January 22.-The scale
committee appointed by the Ohio miners
now in session here, to-day reported as
follows:
WHEREAS, The system of screening
coal now in vogue tends to encourage
the employment OF unsk.iled miners,
thereby creating surplus OF men, de-
priving the practical and skilled miner
of the opportunity of earning sus-
tenance for himself and dependents:
and,
WHEREAS, The incompetency is en-
cOuraged, there being no incentive for
the operators to procure the services of
our skilled brothers, the impracticable
being more profitable, and
WHEREAS, The wanton waste of coal
Injuries our craft and is detriment to
the operators society,
Therefore be Il resOlred, That we favor
the weighing Of all coal before screen
ing; and
ReSolred further, That for such coal
we make a scale on the Hooking Valley
basis at 57l5 cents per ton.
The report was adopted.
The following Grievance Committee
was selected: Fred. Dilcher, of Orbis-
ton; John Peddicord, of Bellaire, and
r. L. Davis, of Rendville.
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a Burglar Convicted.

Special TELEGRAM to the ReQster.
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, January Do.
Harry Holman, one of the burglars
who broke into the store Of James Nj.
Blllmyer, on the 29nd of November,
1890, was tried in the Circuit Court to-
day, and upon the turning of States
evidence by Harry Duvall, who is in
dicted with him, was found guilty.
When they were being taken back TO
jail Holman allowed his vindictiye ma
ture to get the better OF him and
knocked Duvall down. The Judge re-
served sentence until tomorrow morn
ing. There were present as witnesses
for the State a band OF detectives,
James Hutchinson and John Lloyd, and
r. i. Short, of the Baltimore, Md, po-
lice force. The mother OF Holman, who
resides in Baltimore, was also present.
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A sight for the Indians.

PINE RIEGE, 5. d., January 22.-The
review of the troops in the field took
Mace this morning at II o'clock, about
four miles from the Agency.
The column was led by the olgallalla
Scouts pnder Lieut.. Taylor, Of the Ninth
cavalry. The infantry followed under
Col Wheaton, Of the Second. Then
came the artillery. under Capt. Capron
and finally the cavalry under Gen. Carr
of the Sixth. nm.
.uLn j." was attended by his staff. Th'
column marched past the command 9e
General in company front After .n'
review of the military there was DIS
play Of the transportation department
If the army. There were S'OOo men an'
$50 horses in line
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Mr.. Goshorn indicated.
Special telegram to the REGISTER.

Special Iete0Fdm 10 me hediHT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 22.-
A case exciting much interest in this
section of the State aud among the
newspaper fraternity especially, was
tried in Judge Snyder's court to-day.
The State Tribune, something over a
year ago, published some scathing arti-
cles about j. w. Goshorn. Mr.. Goshorn
met Mr. Reber, the editor of the Tribune,
and caned him severely. Goshorn was
indicted and to-day the case was sub
mitted. Col. McCorkle, who defended
Goshorn, plead justification for the as
sault by reason of the publication Of the
articles. After argument the jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty, thus
iuStifying Mr.. GoshOrn'S act.
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Toronto Topics.
scinl zsl1mam 10 NE Reqister.

SptcldE ItIfWuW 70 III HtYIeItI'
ToRoNTo. January %. 1t is now
stated here on the authority of one oi
the agents interested in the deal be
tween the sewer pipe manufactures
which includes some eight or ten in this
place and vicinity, and the English syn
dicate. that the conSummation will be
reached on February lSt. The bust
ness offices will be combined and the
main Office located in Toronto.
Drilling on the Toronto syndicate
well, on the Wallace farm, in the
Island Creek field, began this morning
by George Givens. If the well come:
in producer, it will develop new terri
tOrV
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bat the chair was ustained-yeas, 35;
nays, 3O-MeSSrS. Teller, Wolc0tt and
Stewart voting with the Democrats.
Mr.. Aldrich moved TO proceed to the
consideration Of his resolution and Mr..
German moved 70 table il. The Vice
President then submitted the question
10 the Senate.
The vote resulted: Yeas, 30; nays,
35. 80 the motion to table was lost and
vote was ordered on Mr.. Aldrlch' :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
Pound Treasure In the Mod.

JorIEr, Ill, January e'. -le.ier-
day one Of the workmen employed boo
cleaning out the canal locks near Joliet
struck his pick against a heavy ob-tl-
cle deeply imbedded in the mud of thr
canal. Investigation proved % to br %
strong wooden box, which va, evident.
Is lost or thrown away years ago. Ih"
foreman broke the box open and found
some old legal papers 80 badly damaged
by water as to be lllcgible. There was
also a package Of bank note, Of iiiler.
ont denominations.
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a Senator'S Fated Seat.

SIDNEY. o., January 22.-An Intimate
friend of Senator Thompson, VINO was
elected Yesterday to succeed the late
senator Robertson. is authority for the
statement that Mr.. Thompson Will not
take his seat in the Sixty-nigth Assem-
bIy. Mr.. Thompson is dangerously SICK =,
today. A common slop bowl full oi
Hood ran from his mouth. lie Is as
weak as a child, and no one Is permit, !.
ted TO see him. Should he recover II
LII Ill he at least a month before he car
,eove his room, and his business affairs
Lii then require month OF his atten'
zion and that will be very close TO th'
end of the session. Several irlends . y
the Senator have been summoned au'
all fear the worst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
The school Book Question.
SDee,al telegram 10 The Register.

SDtctQt Lttcgf0m " tfse A''f'S's''
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January -
There will be meeting of the House
Committee on Education February :, 70
which the Senate Committee on hduca'
tion, State Superintendent OF Free
Schools and representatives OF alI the
school book publishers will be invited
The object OF the meeting is to OBTAIN
information, if possible, on the schooI
book question. Democrats and kepuo-
licans alike want to do what is best ioI
the people generally, and this confer
ence may develop some light which mas
NOT been thrown upon the subject hith'
ertO
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An Unwarranted Attack.

Special Telegram 10 the REGISTER
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January ~
The unwarranted attack upon the as
sistant Senate clerks in the Iltellpcncef
of a recent date caused considerable in
dignation among fair minded people
here. The members Of the clerical
force of the Senate have won frlendS
and admiration by the neatnesS and dis
match with which their work has been
done so far
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Itmns White. of Logan.

Special Tslsqram to the Reqister.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January y
II was Mr.. White, of Logan county, not
Nr Robert White. of Ohio, who moved
to postpone Mr.. Dandridge'S amend.
ment to House Joint Resolution No o
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23

Have more than once been saved oy the
timely use Of Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, after al other remedies nave
been tried In vain The Balsam stops ue,
cav of the lungs and cures influenza anu
acute aud chronic coughs. There IS nc
other medicine in the world that acts s.
promptly, certainly none that does us WORK
so thoroughly rs kemp's Balsam All 9rug'
cists sell IL. Large bottles soc. and 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
Married Women's Rights

Special Tsle0rsm to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January -
The House judiciary Committee VIII
report tomorrow bill providing that
married women may acknowledge deeds
the same as single women, with the
recommendation that it do pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
nn Nnu lnnRh.,

Don't delay Take Kemp's Balsam. tho
best cough cure. II will cure your coughs
and colds II will cure sore throat or %
tickling in the throat. II will cure pains Doe
the chest. II will cure influenza and brOn
chius and all Diseases pertaining tO the
lungs because II Is pure balsam. Hold Q
10 the light and see how clear and thick n
IS You will see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. large bottles '1r.
and a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
Supreme Court ProceedIogs
.cinl Isi6nrnm N ~ Rsqlster.

Special telegram fo 49, Re0isfer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 22.-
The Supreme Court transacted the fol-
lowing business: Feamster vs.. Feam-
ster. from Greenbrier county; case sub
mitted. Burner vs.. Heavier, from Po-
cahontas county; case submitted. Zonch
VS.. C. Il o. r. K. Company, from Cabell
county: writ OF error allowed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
New Indu try for Huntington.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January 22.-
The Huntington Excelsior and Mattress
Company, private corporation, with
$40, 600 capital, was organized here to-
day. The stockholders are L. Il. Shank
and Hon. Rufus NJ. Switzer, Of Putnam
county. They will employ from fifteen
to twenty men, aud will be in operation
within sixty days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
New ro.tmaster. Appointed

special Telegram % ~ Register
WAsmNcroN, ID. c., January 22.-
The following West Virginia postmast-
ers We're appointed to-day: +. l.. LoeX-
ney, vice q. w White resigned, Bruin,
Calhoun county; ;. j. Nolan, vice A.
II. Pence, removed, Stock Yard, sum
merS county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
A HUMAN FURNACE
The Temperature of "A Hospital Patient
PuI1Iing Physicians.


OMAHA, NEB., January 22.-ln the
st. Joseph Hospital, this city, is case
that has attracted the attention OF the
best physicians of Omaha, and the equal
of which is not known in medical histo-
nv. II is that OF Mrs. Mckinney, wife
of a railroad man of Kearney, Neb. The
phenomenal feature OF the case Is that
the woman's bodily temperature for six
months past has ranged from normal
to III degrees Fahrenheit, and has re-
maned at 146 degrees for weeks at a
time. Heretofore the highest authen-
ticated case of temperature not result
ing fatally has been ia degrees.
On April 3, after the birth
of child, she was attacked with a
severe case of peritonitis, when her
temperature ran to 1l2 degrees and re-
mained so several days. Drs. j. w.
Galbraith and J. IL. Peabody, two lead
ing Omaha physicians, have charge oil
the case. Thermometers were made
and especially tested tor the case. Re
peated experiments were made ana
records kept showing a range In the
temperature during the past tx week
of from 6 degrees below normal up to
III degrees. For nearly two weeks the
average temperature was l46 degrees.
Since April II over 1,20O pieces of bone
and fetal structures have been removed
from the woman. Two years ago Mrs.
Mckinney had an attack OF peritonltis,
at which time her temperature reached
125 degrees. She was at the Chicago
hospital at that time. The woman Is
fairly strong physically, and the physi'
clans in attendance have reason TO hope
that she will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
ocean. Of whl.sy wasted.

WASHINGTON, January GA preim-
mary census report shows that the
quantity OF distilled spirits consumed in
the arts, manufactures, and medicine in
the United States during the year ending
December 3l. lSs9, was lO,076,s ,s42 gal
Ions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
The Reassessment Law

Speeidl telegram 10 me Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January =
4 bil intending to make law Su6stan-
tally the same as eX-GOv. Jackson re-
assessment order was to-day reporVeu
back from the committee with the rec
ommendation that IL do not pass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
..nnn,t WnrrY Ne

with your complaints about your teeth,
said an annoyed father to his sweet six
teener.~ Il told YOU TO buy the SOhO-
DON'T and use it, but you didn't ana YOU
deserve To suffer- And so she did, ana al
other sweet. siXteeners who act like her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23

An old physician, retired fr1in practice,
having had placed 10 his hands By an East
India missionary the formula VI simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchits,
Ca,arrh. Asthma and all throat ana Lung
Affections. also positive ana radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Con D.
plants, after having tested us wonder iui
r,,ra,ive po,yers In thousands Of cases, has
seIt n his duty 10 make II known 10 bis suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive
ana a desire 10 relieve human suffering, !
Vill send free Of charge 20 al who desiru
n his receipt IN German, French or Eng
ilsb with full directions for preparing ana
nsing Sent by mail by addressing with
s,amn naming this paper. ". A. NolE-,
On P,rsr.' Block, Rochestsr, v. J.
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The greatest cure on earth for pain,
.-L.--.I-.- OIL. -Ir... l.. Dlr.Lu

"You out to-day. my friend. ia this eo'.
winds thought you were sick ~ "a VIII tIits
cold BE said nothing. but smiled loiii
smile, and led me 10 the apothecsr5 snof, M ~.
nointing TO A big advertisement u Dr. buii
s,ongh syrup. said: Thereby hangs the lai"'
that tells the story
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23
WHEELING. w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING,

No. 50, relating to juries in justices
courts.
Senate Bill No. "A was put upon its
second reading and ordered to its third.
House Joint Resolution numbers Z
and 9 were laid on the table. Number
5, after lengthy discussion, was re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee.
Adjourned.
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wheeliueites in Charleston.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January r
Iobn ]. Jacob. Geo. Il. Caldwell ana
Randolph Stalnaker, OF Nheelihg' AZ
rived here tonight.
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No FIacs on school Houses.

Special Telegram 10 ne RegistD.
COLUMBUS, January 22.-The bill Of
Senator Massie, providing for display
ing the American flag on every Ohio
school house, was defeated to-day in the
House.
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Called ON senator Faulkner

NNrflll lrtrlflfi 20 ltf ncllticf.
WASHNCToN, January %. - Major
/ Alexander Matthews. of Greenbrier, and
Mr.. j. j. Logan, OF Monroe, we'll known
West NirginianS. were In the city to-
day. aud called on senator Faulkner.
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New Charter Issued.

Special Tsie0rdm 10 ne REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 22.-
A charter was issued to-day TO the
Shephrdstown Mining, Manufacturing
and Improvement Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23

Morgantown. W. Va, river feet q
inches and rising. cloudy aud cool
Warren, Pa, river foot and 7-lOth-
and falling, cloudy and moderate,
Rrowpsyille. river - feet inches and
rising, cloudy and cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-23

Will Contain Full Telegraphic
Reports from the Legislature
now in Session at the State Cap
ital.
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lsaac II. Montgomery, Esq.

Mr.. Henry +. Downing has put In my
hands your letter TO him in relation to
the school for the instruction Of colored
children at your home. The condition
YOU describe has arrested my attention
and the projects you have in hand
in the improvement Of your people
interests me so much that ]
feel like aiding you, though II must be
to but a slight extent. ! have an idea
that opportunities for education and
practical information among the col
ored population are most necessary to
the proper solution OF the race question
in the South At any rate II seems to
me to be OF the utmost Importance that
If our colOred brothers are TO eNer-
else in their mature years the
right Of citizenship they should
be- fitted to perform their duties intelli-
gently and thoughtfully. hope that
in the school you seek to establish the
course Of teaching will be directed to
this end. Enclosed please find my
check for S2j, which | contribute
with hearty wishes for the success ol
your patriotic and praiSeworthy under
taking. Yours very truly.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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CLEyELAND's SYMPATHY
With the Education of the Negro Prac
tically Demonstrated.

NEW ORLEANS, La, January 22.-
The PicdwineS Vicksburg special says:
The Conmecidi-Hcrdh will publish to-
morrow the following letter from eX-
President Cleveland to Hon. Isaac Mont
gomery. OF Bolivar county, Miss:
SID MADISON AVENUE, New YORK,
January II, 1891.