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everywhere again quite as acceptable as

everywhere again quite rs acceptable az
gold
vaic dealers will lose ever reason and al.
! al,ilitv to make psoft by exchange Of
European silver for American gold
40 wcll-informcd person supposes
that in such case any ole OF The great
( powers OF Europe, which even now haze
monetary need for al their silver, would
l,e disposed. after TIE costly error Of Ger
NAM in attempting to substitute for her
silver the gold Of France. to initiate her
defeated rcpentcd costly experiment, cr
hat competent diplomacy fer competent
administration could not take efficient
precautions against such measure cl-
rccted against the United States.
. sui nov LET us supncse the ease that III
the secret councils of = hostile cabinet
here. il uas determined 20 shiF!l a veto,
vet 10 administer free biiaetai'lc coin
are la,v 10 discredit and failure. How ca
~ to neglect such efficient precautions
Bow easy to hinder what Mr. Blaine was
p4ofc sing 10 promote
Il dat dgpicitr already marks his fer
cfsn diplomacy. Why ives Mr.. Jessie Sci
i.sinar lately sen; lumbiine around Euro
pean capitals for an international confer
cnae--a ;Hali street operator wi'o had Just
written and published his rubbisii that
the Sole object OF every such conference Is
measure iuufui to the prosperity OF the
country
"Tiaa!!r. With ali due Difference, can
not withhold the expression of my person.
n conviction bat any enactment 10 pro-
iaote roe bimetallic coinage requires
larger circu!nSpcction and moro cautious
avoidance OF the conflict Of mini-rasioa
Ian ass bill rs get proposed
"VNj'stf free timetable coinage was in
st.l operation, conflicting n.iai-ratios
.oillt s.oiioll ca. onc .: lie money metals
across national boundary. sInai iden-
iity OF ra:ios mDng all nations coming
both metals could have no les Impor-
,incc whilst free hime-a!ic coinage were
getting roe fal.liShen. Every Circuit"
stance lat might ieoulsd tiie experiment
even IS .ausiae ero"m>yiess .cars, should
he carefully rcmoycd.
Rather WOULD hcellully preserve
FROM panic in Sew Tor'; even the lambs
ii Vail ,iroca ard tie lunatcS G. Ward 5
island
"llesc arc Il Nv ofgl,e Tiasons VII. as
; DcmCcrat---onc among fiauY--l wouiG
r .sii to pivot oGr causis< fot tie coming
a}eecu month. beth iii Washington aud
:hroi:4h0&i ou; land, upon issues madc by
he billion Congress ~ ! hy tGc peoples
votes orc. yeai AGO, but needing once again
HE peoples votes il order to give any
practical effect to heir verdict against
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AFTER EKICE'S SCALP.
Official Notice of Protest A gainst HIS Sit
ting in tho Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 7-During the pre-
scutaton Of credentials in the Senate to
dav Mr.. Sherman, referring TO the cligibil-
ity Of Mr.. Bricc rs Senator from Ohio,
said that before the oath Of Office was ad-
ministered to Mr. Bricc lie desired to say
that the belief was entertained by large
mart of the citizens Of Ohio that he was
not citizen Of that State mt the time OF
his election and therefore was not eligi-
bile. He (Mr Sherman) was satisfied
that Mr.. Brice was entitled to he sworn
in on his prima face credentials. They
were regular in form and therefore should
raise no objection to this being done. But
he simply gave this notice 80 that Mr..
Bricc's being sworn in should not be re-
garded as waiver Of the point raised by
the people of the Ohio that he was not
citizen Of that State at the time OF ms
election. Mr.. Hoar suggested that the
contention was that Mr. Brice was not an
"inhabitant'' of Ohio and BIZ. Sherman
accented the correction substituting the
word "inhabitant" for "ctizen."
Mr.. Bricc was then escorted to the desk
and sworn ill.,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-11
WHY THE PARNELL's DID NOT SAIL
Creditors Said to be Putting obstacles OF
Some Sort in Their way.
New YORK SUM-

Mrs. Della z. s. Parncll and her son,
John Parnc:l are still in New York city,
and Mrs. parncl states that it is impossi.
blc for her TO sag when they will be able
TO return to Europe. She says it is very
necessary that they should be at Avondale,
COUNTY Wicklow, upon the settlement OF
the estate of Charles Stewart Pa:nell.
Mrs. parneil says they ought to have
left New York month ago. but the Ill
moss Of her son, .ho was in Georgia while
Mrs. Parncll was in New jersey, delayed
their departure. They prepared to SAIL on
tho Majestic on Wednesday, but were
again disappointed.
Mrs. Parnell gives no very definite rea-
son for this latter disappointment. She
;ntimates, however, that their financial
affairs are not in as good a condition ~
she would like to have them. There are
neople interested in delaying their depar-
iure, and some of these people are bring
ing up charges against herself and her
SON. Some Of these claims are unjust, she
SAYS, and she adds:
"They seem to think money is raining
down upon us, but it is not. These people
know that we must get to AvOndale, AND
thew think we will settle claims whether
iust or not rather than be delayed.
cannot tell when we shall leave for fu'
| rope" u,
Mrs. Parnelli is sojourning With Mrs. W.
| J. Knoud, at no Amsterdam avenue.
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+. al holding conference Will! his col
LEAGUES, and had left his he4dqra rtcrs and
stationed himself in ttc lobby in the rear
Of he house. On the following ballet
nho tWeutg-n;nth} ihcrc was one change
That was fc,ucht with oniinous potent for
thc candidacy cf Mr.. Mills. Sir S,ahi-
yecIcr, who had been steadily voting for
Yr. Mills, changed 10 Mr. Crisp. Mr.
Gabbitt. OF Wisconsin, returned to Mr.
Springer. AZ the beginning IF the ;'ir-
MFR. Mcliiliu, WHO mad been Standing in
the rear of the lobby, entered the hail.
instantly there Was a burst Ola applause,
9pd this was an uuorying Indication that
tic gentleman from Tennessee was 20
v;thGgaw from The contest.
3ig. McMiiliu obtained recognition from
the chair aud, thanking his followers fer
their logal and constant support, formally
Withdrew from the contest, amid applause.
As TIC ballot proc 2Icd the followers 81
IT,, Tennessee candidate hogan toseattor.
", sscrs. Covert Enioe, ana Hyl2 Neai to
NILS ag,! Njr. y ,-.lingtcii 60 Crisp.
IS zen ;hc name u McMiiliA WAS called
thai gentleman himself voted ior Mills.
Chaugcs now came in rapid succession
and the conclusion 9f thc ballot Crisp
stood vj!h ~ votes and Mills with ieS,
the Georgia candidate one siert OF the
naiQination, with Springer and bis liti'e
baud at followers holding the balance OF
power. II remained 90 the illinois leader
10 say who should be speaker Of he TIT.
second congress. Great appiaus greeted
Srinecr as ho entered the hall.
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SCOURGE OF FIRES.
FOUR POOR FIEEMEN BURIED BY A
FAILING WALL.

i.ouisyille's Awful Luck. Young Girls
Burned to Death. Chief Hughes Badly
Injured And Two Other Serious Accidents
LOUISVILLE, Ky, December S.-While the
fireman were raking away the ruins Of the
Boone paper company at 4:30 this morning
there came sound Of a terrific explosion
in the building next east of them. That
was Bamberger Strong 4 Co.'S building,
four stories high. In an instant flames
had broken out from every floor and shot
out through the roof The FIRE must have
been Smouidering for sevenal hours in
the cellars and when each Of the four sto-
ries haze become filled with the heated air
and smoke the explosion followed and the
building was q mass Of flames. Before
the fire could he extinguished the whole
sale boot and shoe house of Bamberger,
Strong Co., Bliss, Wilson & Co., furnish.
ing goods and notions; Weller, Voolfolk i
Payne, boots and shoes and Johanboke,
hats had been consumed.
L
lows: Bamberger, Strong & Co., loss
$125,000, insurance 100000, Bliss, Will
son & Co., loss $50 600, insurance 100000,
Weller, Voolfolk T. Haync, loss $4,000;
insurance unknown; Johnaboke 4 Sons,
loss $40 000 snsuranbc 49,, 600
Four fireman were killed By falling
wall.
At eight o'clock another fatal fire was
raging in f. A. MEM l. Co.'S. Wholesale
candy and fancy grocery house, square
above the Boone paper company's build
ing The origin of the fire is mystery.
Forty girls were at work wrapping candy
on the fourth floor and MI were not able
% escape.
The fire cut off all escape Ly the stairway
leading to the fourth floor where the girls
we're at work Many of them jumped
from the windows to the second story
projection and escaped with broken bones
and bruised bodies. Others got out I'M
hurt.
While Fire Chief Hughes and Henry
Wcalhcrford, his assistant, were driving
to another alarm their buggy vas run into
and crushed by the Salvage corps truck
and Hughes suffered n corcussion Of the
skull Wcathcrford was badly shaken up
but able to go to the fire. Going:to THEY'RE
No ID edgine ran into the payment at 18th
and Broadway throwing off Engineer Jim
NJ. Mutual, hurting his back and probably
crippleng him for life. Pat Shea, hook
ladder man, had his. hand nearly cut of by
broken glass.
The fire in Mems candy works is sup
posed to have been caused by the explo.
sion of CANDY furnace In the building
was stored quantity OF fireworks. Az
the fire reached these they exploded and
for come time caused The fireman much
trouble. The loss on Mem l. Co.'s build
ing and stock is placed at $75,000, and
the total loss will be nearly three quarters
of a million The flames were stopped ct
Geo. W. Wicks a. Co.'s cotton house.
In Mems place five girls so far have
been recovered. In the Menn wreck there
is supposed certainly TO be Charles KIM
nell, partner in the firm.
In Bambcrger, Strong&; Coz wreck:
Sam Barker, Tony Schicht, Will Davis,
and Tom Moor, all addermcn Of company
No l.
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S.c>yATuE rGlJ}i".
Tells ;g"w t;,n EIaPu',licans ere iidg;;ss -
the EniD; on silver.


NJ, c.,io.;,,... o.. ;...or,,.O ,c;tI. 4c,t.
~ 8
ator Fiumb on tue sitU@'''h'
"Sunatoi, sill the silver question he q
element in t},c c:u,aI.su!"
$50. 20 tl,.. I,o,iriirap:. ,ha, 10
49,
me iichio1f"'9' Il" ~ 90 ~
last Congress answers reasonable cH.ec-
tati,us in The matter OF an increase in
:, .,,,.,,,. o,,1 a., ,,,iost;a. 90
'''0 :.
IT'S BASIS h'Sh'i III F"''"''' - -
Tor Che timcsIbc;ng,. IN lheS presence oi
other issues, await internaiona' concnE-
renee There is an Increasing ieciinS all
over Inc country t''at b'lnelAliiSa IS es-
sential, and taai tie ""ri" Is coi".;'a 10
Il within hri@t p@Ei'd. Ns9i.Y a.
thoughtful people aio no" agreed ''''
the Aree coinage Ut S''1e'. ''"' ~
adjustment ca 7'i c''''N"N, GA : -
gold ana Sii'eti arc ii,"'S>''"'''> J0I''V.' %
only question o. 0e.'"S @:.' - I'm
Secretary roster III MS '''',' = "'''''
de.iYereo ut me recent -! >'''' ~
'e"lIoh III o'''o' W. 49,, .r'' ,oa5sd ~
me ldet vic" 'c N'''' ''',''
"lden lhe pase 81 gu! 0"' '''e ''', W -
business ny adding sI1'Gi "nV 5oi" ''n,'
leading newspapers an" t."o',N "'0'' 49,
over 'Ae cast are subscribing - GU ~
idea. y! coarse, most OF l'''' Gu ''''.S -
And4 expression ia ''i' - t'iV V''r0 ' 49,
international co-oPefa'.oi' - "c'"I',, o''
the puouc sen'l"@ht % 'no 'i'e" - 49,, 49,.
helns coA'iiceu ~ - : ~, 919,'' =. ' 49,
silver Shou!d he "'.oeu 10 a''U - '"e e'
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knife, as there was hole in the lining
where it had been. Crowds came and
vent, looking at the face but no one knew
it. When darkness fell the undertaken,
tired of the sight, threw cloth over it
and shut his door
The interior Of the Offices plainly showed
that the force of the explosion was some
thing terrific. All the partition walls were
blown down and the sash and window
frames forced outward The ceiling was
blown down. and the floor forced downward,
rendering it unsafe to walk upon. The
desks and chairs were overturned and
hurled into al indescribab!e mass, and
every piece Of glass in the big air shaft
that ran to the roof was shivered into
of particles.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-11
s,:rN DOWN MD SHOT.
NV, 7:en Secure :. Goo. sam AID Escape
parsued !ly Posse ard One Fatally
Wounded.

CoLu&sus, o., De. lo.-satufaay after
noon two we'll dressed strangers entered
.F,bey,s bank, at Marion, O., and while
one engaged the cashier in conversation.
the other reached through Tie railing ana
grabbed a tray containing Slice. lie
Two men made good their escape, although
pursued by the police. About 10 o,cloek
to-i,,sht the robbers we're unprecedented at
Kentan, Hardin county, and posse slafs-
Cd IN pursnit. The smaller man escaped,
l,us l.!s pal was. fatally shot in the night
and now is dying at The Curtis House; y
large crowd surrounded the place and Tue
excitement gas intense. Over Fl ,ioo was
recovered upon the person otsfse. Wonn = :.
lnan. whose identity is nnhnoWn. ~ :
said the robbers we're father and son, ana
the fasAer was the one shot.
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An ordcr for steel Rails.

The English correspondent Of tho
American. Manufacture reports that "a Z
considerable American order for steei
rails has been received by the Darlington
Steel Company. The first shipments ase
understood, indeed, to be on their way, ana
II il said that the remainder Of the con-
tract will keep the Darlington works hssy
for come time to come" No particulars
Of the price or destination Of the raits are
eiyen, hut as the Engliah price for standard
saila Is now $40 per ton aud the Amesl-
can is s30 it will be seen that Engliah;
Manufacturers have q fair chance Of taxi
Inc Paciilc and Gulf Coast orders sin spite
of the duty Of sl3.ss 81
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SOUTHERN COAL.
Used by the raat Atlantis Lines, onele
sam's.tsoas u aadpcraaps tie n y oes''

Ocean "grcyhounds" have recenl,y
been breaking the records. Only l,,'ie
over five days is required between NsW
York aud Liverpool. Why are the grey
hounds" becoming switier? Son'hsfn !,
coal, All the swift lines have adopted
pocahonsas coal. This Was dong e, al.ef
thorough Investigation. Fhe United states
government boats nov use this coal eA-
elusiyeIy. The New York Central Ral i.
way is no@ Investigation wit'l view -
It's use ON their eonipany's locomotives.
Il has won everywhere Wheu ous y ~ ~
test.
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NJ. Il. Blair, Alderman, 9Th, Ward,
Scranton, Pa. states Nov y, 90; he hau
used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for sprains,
burns, cuts, bruises and rheumatism
Cared every time.
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When The dynlrlIier entered Mr. Sa sc
Office ne handed the clerk card which
bore the name CT II. d. Wilson. When
the Police examined ;hc wrecked Office
there we're found .jnst inside the door OF
CT the main ollice the trunk Of 4 man III
such state that rendered recognition
nearl7 impossible, the head having been
severed rom tn body. pointed reddish
ieard gave inc appearance Of an educa-
ted nan, with'brown cu9ls OF hair and q
heavy nustache that adorned the upper
In. Ills is the only person sillcd out
right 50 fur IS known and the body is
supposed to &c that Of ihe dyoamter. IS
lac inye stigatioU proceeds it appears th"t
Wilson had :; ccmpanian whcn he entered
the building aud inquired Tor Mr.. Sage S
cnce
Lat in tbc afternoon the dremcn found
amon2 the debris = leg which MIS- thought
10 BE thatota woman. II it is or not
tns not been learned, bat Russell Sage
never did employ woman typewriter and
a. tais fact is we'll established, the sup
position is that If the leg is tllatof u wo-
nan, Il IS a.lthat i. lettoi one o. his put
and cAii'' Gu. to!.ers who was II the o!iice
at Tie time.
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Guca,;on Of the Currency rally Discuss
cd f:.sraY*ganea cs TIE Last Congress.
0ther ,Iattc:. II National Concern.
ElsaRA, n y, December ljl-Governor
Hiil, in Ike course OF his speech last
Friday, On The Isaac 10" 1899 >
said
file Democrats Of Ecw York stand fast
10. sound finance. They demand that
every dollar coined in He United States
should be The equal Of every other dollar
SO coined.
They demand more T'.ay demand
/ that every silver dollar coined hitherto oH
hereafter shall be ting equal of 'te .resept
god dollar. our prozent unit Of value
( Weighing twenty-five ard eie1t-tentb@
Tres grains ofstandard gold, ana moi one
cent, not one mll less worth ;han tiiat
gold Galiar
President Harrison, By the profusioa
OF his pledges admits that the silver dol
lar is not now equal TO tie gold dollar
That is true, Gicit thc silver dollar toda4g
ana you make loss That has been true
since 1918, when free bimctai.ic coinage.
the free coinage Of !ot! metal mto Che
sa'ao monetary uait in one comPeteat;nat-
ional mint, ceosed.
:. President Harrison proposes no pla"
for KING thc silver dollar equal 10 The
gold dollar: secsc'arT Blaine proposes
none Secretary FoStc none.
50 poar6iioan leader. conventions,
-, g. -. - v1.at-
S'''' go - ~
ever to re.sres5 that :rseni inequality.
ne }te..ncyats of New YORK and the
IT,; :. a..
" i'''.e i-''''' 10" 800 "'''-N'
aoanclnS ne sherman Jaw a'.0 'e'l'ai'l-
H., !nit every silver dollar ehai be. by
a,- to.f 5, ,,,c min. ;,t,.cmrj;irr-ocf.
- ....,4 ,.no ga .I,ronahont ;lo
,,.,,.
Wo,iG, Gaai 80 the present Goi0 doii'r'
>..cl r. uow hc Difference between
a. r,,,o,~.ti.. and .j.oprbij.an ra;lics o.,
l1.,,..
'''' gu" '''''' '''''0 '!'''''''-'
ineAeI QHcs'i"n.
lie Republican party remains TIE
scyeutq-!iv4-cent dollar party.
The Democratic party asks 80 he EN-
noweYed 10 make the silver dollar IS good
49, The present gold ioiini, and Keep il 50.
Governor iiill said tlai free silver coin
are alone would not DO. II must he free
hmciullie coinage. That is the one thing
ucodtu.
The I:lion dollar Congress raised ne"
issues.
-. An annual hundred million surplus
sapAnaercd and an approaching deficit
nov al hand.
-. Extraya&ance in our "iii'"',' budget
at lasi 50 far enhanced rs 'o-rep'Aee "r"o
the peoples Industry more than AL the
burden OF ORC "foie 5ereT"'lo" : 'o''''"''
PAYMENT oi funded war Gep..
% lie attempted force oil.
a The Speakers !aHies pai'isAhShIP
10 increase Che house ajoiitY clcciiA5
elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re,e'cc'eo--
and a pacNinS OF the '5eAaie WIZ, SIX ne"
members some elected, some i'o'' aug w"
pairs oil t:i4'' Representing ~ '''t .''
than iheir census Ley, "nc9'n'0o - W
! city o. New orA-a't 'hiS ~ II! oi"0' ~
hoist the republican senate 'hajof'! ana
their tariff acts, beyond the rcHcD OF pop
ular reversal for years.
-. The iwo Mckinley acis '"l''a''ns Il
mad unconsltutional scheme ci 'a%%i' o.
Ike bounty and sups!d% system, VITA W.
ki*iae rec!3roc'E ."'"''us S'''''i''''T ,''
v''''i ''''S7 -.;,,, q l;na an Cantra]o and
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uArMas's RENAME.

Arsonr tls debris in the wrecked Office
WAS found ,nc remains o. silk kat evil
IDENTITY worn Ivy 4 man who gaze MS name
rs wilson, and n one corner OF A:. caGe'a
private Office where /. +. James was sitting
alone at the time Of the explosions, a man
hand. The Coroner made an examination
Of the maH3lcd remains OF The man Iouna
in Mr.. Sasc's Office and frou. the mass OF
iiesh and clothing took a seven chamber
"bull dog" revolver. This was all that
could be iound BY which an Identification
could be made. What was left by the
EXPLOSION Of the madinan's body-at least
it was so iabeiledEand accepted by the po-
lice and Coroncr-wa5 laid out i'll Under
,aker Daify's Office at No. 81 Greenwich
street, but it was not much. The head
was there blackened but neither cut nor
iiisfigured in any way, ii Was cut Oil at the
rop OF the neck and looked for all the
world like the mask OF man 50 ~ years
old Will. full beard, that might have been
lonn but was nav burned close TO the chin.
Then there was leg, the right, left foot,
ONE hand. and that vas all. The body
nroner was gone, Of neither chest nor abb
domen wars a trace found, and the leg that
was there was broken and twisted. ouch
| shreds OF clothing as were found showed
| that the man had worn trousers OF blae
black plaid, black orereoat and long
slack stockings. That might have start
ed the story that a woman's leg was found
HE had been careful to rid himself OF ev'
erytliing that might disclose his identity
j His name had been written in his high
] black hat, but he had cut it out wlth-'
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BEWARE OF rRaups.--Be surey you get the
Genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. ~
cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Dcsiaess
a,fd Rheumatism.
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THE ISSUES OF '92.
GOVERNOR DAVID Is. HILL SPEAKS a
HJs I.oME cow.

Jpnn The Issues or the Campaign. The
G0cai;on Of the Currency Tnliy Discuss
cd. H.tra~sGanca cf TIE Last Congress.
0tler rlattc:- IL National Concern.
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>u:sAr v..-z. OF !5r#At1c"Ncs:.

..uoR :s..;,}in ,tcn jsi.c:r
"asnHcro:, Dec. Forty Te?o@jess
,o. i}cc. tonis .,iobo-!)nmOcrat deccnd-
, ,.,., v,.,;.at--n to-day vber were
! Gu apo" y az ms -"
Die badges announcing their calling and
cn.!, carried q handbag containing anum-
Der OF '"Ic' cards zen 'he'''s 'gi-s ,'''' ~
inches vide containing the iGi.0"inS
GO rnr!g CLOpE DEMOCRAT.
- - - - -.
tA!sS II TOLL al AZ
rclat"eto the political history oftli, country:
Tie persons to whom! il is handed IS requested
to write ont Che answers without consultation
w. IT,. ~, w.. GoorC washington at the
.;r,a ~ h;s retirement, after having served
a;1@,,t ,.a,rc nc President?
,;,,,' n.,,.y nH;,rr, v.,fe included in the
= ai"" ln;nca V-ainoton and what were
49,
3 lax long did Thomas Jefferson live after
Tue close Of iijs second tu9n
!. Wien "as IT, H. f4yS 49, gea''H tc S S'1'?
as 8, Vilsn was The Postmaster-l'enerai made
Cabin oiiosr, md win" Was 'i l ':Es' '" "l
Ger?
6. Ven a@s the in,.r0r popa'seg e, n cre-
W" '5@' ana v 80 - - '''
z, VINO vas he first Chief Jusiice OF the
Wv ,v5 n'a,5 in.t;cs Of the United States
served sl.4 longest period and how long did he
sesre: IT,, = :, .,,,..o,
~ u al
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TERRIBLE DEED OF 4 FIEND IHcAH
NATE.

The yretcl: Fortunately KILLED IS one Re-
suis Of the Explosion. a., Attempt t"
Murder 1s~. Russell sage, the Mu't;-i'i!-
1ionei~e. in his o:-n Gf,!ce.
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3sy ni@ai.
.ea 20
II .'' 4 . '.a
cane ..s,asn' tia' the
Dig homo sur
.ttaere '...'
,,aca,,5 After tae SUI
..n,,.aaa for another
~. ting Of Tic
o. 49, .,.@., oaao-
...y.rNo.
1cIae ii. ''-.'s.' ''''.'
f., vic aiernoon ,e-''"'
..,p...caal oycas Of l'e
ib -'.' .oo.b sir.
$500 .,;..t..,,u.icHsI iHt,
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cd apon Washington today. HE; we're
bic badges announcing lheir calling and
each carried handbag containing anum-
Der OF tnicl, cards ten inches long and six
inches vide containing the following
ON 1nIrIe GINHE DEMOCRAT.