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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18
EDUCATIONAL.


The next meeting of the Edwards
county K. &. X z. y. VIII De heid j.sa-
uary 9Th
Excuse from a teacher for not
attending tlls 1ssOci ,Ji"n: Il had "a
bad DI onsAIcaI threat"
At the last meeting of the Prat.
county, Teachers Association. seventy
/ three teachers were present. Uhich
shows "a professional interest IN their
work, differing greatly frJn the
[ teacher that said he farm I'd III tls
summer 20 keep up appearances ana
and taught IN winter TO make "a Iiv-
ing" What's the matter with attend
/ ing associations to keep up appear
auces.
1 1t Is a mistake to pronounce Tor
pupils ia recitation ali the hard words.
: IL there is anything that will cause
a boy to neglect preparation this Will
. He viii soon reason to himself like
this: II need not put forth any effort
( t. get my lesson, the teacher viii tell
I me the hard parts of my task" nor is
/ this all, each day should add to the pu-
( pills capital stock, but since he does not
master THESE difficulties they become,
Instead Of STOCK in trade. obligations
which must be met at some future
time. At last lac becOMss over
! whclmed with debts, goes iDtO bank
ruPtcy QeaVes SCHOOL, Disguised with
/ she business.
/ Report OF North Side Primary Dept:
1 Il Umber Of pupils enrolled, IS; average
daily attendance, ~ 1919; pupils
uejther absent nor tafdy: Erwin stew
/ ems, Lizzie Martin, LUttie Stevens,
Annie Spring, Clara SkIIlington, Ora
Leonard, Nellie Shaw, KitLie BIauch-
ard, Ellen Leonard, Charlie Fitzgerald
Frank SkiIIrnKtOn.
MINNIE YOUNG. Teacher.
Report Of Union School District No.
1s:-Num0er OF pupils enrolled, %;
number OF pupils not absent, ID, not
tarIY, 10; Il, erdgu daily attendance, "a
1-IOi scholarship. % per cent; depUrt-
menJ, % per cenJ.
jOuS w. KING, Teacher.
AUTHOR sTUDT-wuITTIEB.
/. Birth, ut IIaYsrhni, Mass, Dec.
Il. 1907.
l. Is called the
Quaker Poet.
The Wood-thrush of Amesbury.
The Poet of New England History.
The Prophet Bard OF America.
The Bsranger OF American Poets
the Hebrew Poet OF the Nineteenth
Century.
Tue Poet OF Auti-Slayery Reform.
The National Poet Of America.
I III. BiOgrap meal Points:
by birth and choice he was FRIEND
HIS education was desultOry.
tier was Burns.
His nrst+E Oen was Siciiiau Vespers.
/ First volume Of poems published in
1881.
Mas mobbed for his anti-sIavery
/ UpimOAs, ut Concord, y. Il. IN 1885
I representative in the STATE legislu-
/ ture OF Massachusetts, 10 IS35-36
/ became secretary OF the American
Anti-Sl.tVery Association ~ 1885.
/ Became editor OF the Washington
/ National Era, AN anCi-siayery paper,
IN 1917.
irst complete edition Of his poems
/ was published in 1897.
/ Is "a mem DER Of the board OF over
seGrs Of Harvard College.
+ Has never Travelled out Of his own
country, and never was married.
/ ". Longer Poems:
Snow Bound.
The Tent on the Beach.
/ MOgg MegOn.
I V. Popular Short Poems:
The Barefoot Boy.
Mdude Muller.
y Dream of Summer.
Nauhaught, the Deacon.
In School Days.
etc. IN orual Weekly,
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THE national supreme council Of
the farmers alliance went TO pieces at
midnight Saturday night. The mem
bersiiip divided up into small fac
tions and went back to thirty-four
states. There was "a savage deter
niinatiou to be kept from their wives
and babies no longer. Wasn't it
a pIty?-N oaeoRfollnist-
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Gertrude Spring celebrated her
twelfth birthday last Friday evening,
and invited about twenty-five of her
young friends to help the event along.
They report a most joyous tine. After
games, music and feast, they found
the ride home on Il hay rack one of the
enjoyable features. OF the occasion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Allow a cough to run until it. gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh, it will wear away, -"
but in most cases it wears them away
Could they be induced to try the sue
cessfuI medicine called Kemp's BaIsam
which is sold Oh a positive guarantee
to cure, they would Immediately see the
excellent effect after taking the first
dose. Price 80 cents and SI.OO.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

The handsomest lady in KiEsIey re-
marked to friend ths other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for tile
throat aud lungs was a superior rem
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough medicines had no
effect whatever. 80 to prove this and
convince you of it's merit any drug
gist will give you "a sample bottle free
Large size 80 and SI,OO.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Last Sunday and Monday a heavy
rain fell all over the state, doing an
immense amount of good to the wheat
crop. It is notable that such a
warm rain comes at this time Of the
year. The weather has been mild
since the rain aud the wheat in con-
sequence is growing rapidly. In this
part OF the state wheat is in much
better condition than it was. tins time
last year.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

No better preparation for the hair
has ever been invented than Aver 5
IaIr Vigor. 1t restores the original
color to faded and grey hair, and
imparts that natural gloss and fresh
ness, every one SO much admires. It's
reputation is Worldwide.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Michael Kinds returned last week
from a months visit to his old home
in Llwrenceburg, Tennessee. Mr..
Hines call on Inc GRAPHIC Wednes-
day. and during a pleasant CONVERSE
ton informed Us that kansas is the
the only state in the unionV'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

The cJrIcctIess Of the maxim moth
ing succeeds like success is we'll eXem-
plihied in Ay er's SIrsaparilla. The
most successful combination of alter
atives AMI tolics, it always succeeds
in curing diseases of the blood, and
hence its wonderful popularity.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Mrs. y. IIottewitz is constantly re-
ceiying new goods, consisting OF hard
ware, stoves, tiHwHr5 and groceries,
which she is selling at prices which
defy competition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Roberts Bros, want to reduce their
stock of holiday goods some $500 in
the next few da5 IS. Avail yourself
Of the consequent sweeping reductions
in all line5.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

IL you want to be made good look
ing, 60 to Miss Alma Ditus. our pho
tOgrapher, and have your photograph
taken. She Will do the best work at
reasonable prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

An engagement ring or a gold
watch is the proper thing to present
to your lady friend. Make your sslec-
ton at IseOnard's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Tie editor of TIE GRAPHIC took q
car OF cows TO Kansas City the first
part of the week and donated them 10
Armour, the packing house man. Ar
mour was generous enough to pay for
the corn that had been fed TO the cows
this fall. and dollar or 50 extra foF
interest money. The editor not feel
ing very we'll that morning was not
disposed to be quite as liberal as seemed
TO be expected OF him, bat as The other
COW buyer couldn't see his way clear
TO springing ArIn9ur's offer, and Is the
editor didn't have time to take the
COWS to the east and peddle them out.
lie concluded to give them to Armour.
There were just two men in Kansas
City Monday that were willing to take
COWS, and they didn't seem to need
them in their business. They took
them apparently merely as an accom-
mediation to the commission man.
Armour's offer was not at first entirely
satisfactory and the commission man
50 Informed his buyer, whereat the
bus er became very mach nettIed, aud
SAID loud enough for the editor to hear.
that if his offer was not taken in ten
minutes he wouldn't buy them at ar
That made the EDITORS hairs indiyidu-
ally and severaliy rise up and stick
out like pin feathers on picked
chicken. for lie knew that if Armour
got mad he would tell the other man
not to buy the cows, and that if they
remained there a few days he couldn't
get enough out of them to pay railroad
fare back, and SO before the ten
minutes were up Armour got the COWS.
These large stock yards and commits
sion men are a great thing for farmers
and cattiemen. Everything is so con-
veHient and handy, farmer don't
have to pay any attention to his cattle
IA moment after the train stops at the
yards. All lie has to do is to get his
cattle to the yards, the 200 commits
sion meu AMI tins six buyers do all the
rest.
Hare you seen IL 81. SehnltterIy' $
/ large stock Of gOOdsI
From this date, November 18th, coa
VIII be cash on delivery. We pay III
advance, and the demand is now so
great we cannot keep up our stock and
/ trust it out with our limited capital.
Therefore we shall make no exceptions
whatever to this cash rule.
EDWARDS & ERWIN.
NJ. 9. TUBES.
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Round tFip tickets VIII be on sale
December 2+ti, 18th, aad 8Ist, also
January Ist,-good to return on or
before January 4th, 1892. One fare
for round trip within a distance of
200 miles. &. Z. SPURGIN,
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Happy and content is home with "a The RO-
chester; a lamp with the light Of the morning.
CaIalogues.wsite Rochester Lamp Co. NsWYoEk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

The election is over and almost for
gotten, bat Mrs. a. HuttewitZ is still
at her old stand ON Colony avenue sell
ing groceries, hardwar stoves and
tinware at prices lower than ever.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

You can buy your tea at pri ices that
will surprise you at Billings.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

You can buy corn and tomatoes for
10 cents a can at Billings cash gro
Gerry.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Roberts Bros, have the finest line
Of lamps ia town, and their prices are
% to so per cent lower than yOn can
buy eIsaMhere
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By calling on ). q. Leonard, the
jeweier, he VIII easily Convince you
that his prices on jewellery. silverware
and novelty clock compare favorabiy
with Kansas City or Chicago prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

FRr W ~ odgc No g., -ncC a. CvCFv Monday
: isht ia fHeir halt over q \ RctH drugstore
[ member OF the order are Invited - at
tend 6 " MATHEW,
y a SNOW. Secretary Nc
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Ei0uat Mortah lodge iT5 meets regularly in
hsIr hal sixth street second and fOul ia
Tuesday evenings OF eucn ussHth-
"A 4 MERRY NAN l. " BOlES-
GLEts' "
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HIragd Mrs. +. W. Guuoy left We'd
s,lay for san BecRardino Gala fornia.
Nj. Quincy viii take charge of AN
eating house either ut San BeruardinO
or some point on the Santa Fe road
between here and there.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

DOlgsl dolls!l doIls!l, at cost, Satur-
day, Monday ami Tuesday, at Roberts
Bros.
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1t will pay yon to call in and see
if Billings is selling a. cost.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

Rinslcy Lodge No 1871 meets every second
sud fourth Friday nfght of each moufh in
their hall on sixth street. Visiting brothers
qre furtliHlly iHvitCL 10 meet with IL
" ID FRENCH A WOODBU
kScOFder "
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THE HDIIE LTESr Man IN KE&SLEsE.
As we'll as the handsOmest, and
others are invited to call on any drug
gist and get free trial bottle of
Lungs, Il remedy that is selling entire
~ upon its merits sHd is guaranteed to
relieve and cure all Chronic and Acute
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Large Bottles 80 cents
aud 81.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
o E 9
orP

Rtlwiuninr Ledge No 1916, x of p. Meets
{ every Thursday at o. IN in q > hall on
colony Evenue. Visiting EuiE hts in good
stuE ding cordially in itcd 10 attend.
u = TAXABLE, SCOTT EAI'MAS y
&C Is OF Il s )
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EDWARDS & ERWIN.
NJ. 9. TUBES.

LeOnard's display in silverwara is
beautiful; his prices low. You will
find him in Zehuer's drug house.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18
PAY LOCALS.

Best photographs at lowest prices
ut Miss Alma Ditus'. Gallery on
Marsh Ave.
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Ny wife, Frances North, left my
home togo to Kentucky visiting against
my wish-when I am past seventy-two
years of age, and left me to do all the
work, and am too feeble to do it, and
1 warm all persons against crediting
her on my account, now and forever.
JOSEPH L NORTH,
Kinsley, Kan, Dec. 18th, 1891.
Zehuer's stock of holiday goods is
undoubtedly the largest and finest
ever brought to Kinsley and his
prices are within reach of nil
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q Il

r 0 Howe Post No 2t I.-rots the FIRST Sn'lir-
RfFy ia enc n month M S O'Clock u III and the
airet "Wednesday Rt . o'cIpcis u va at q \ r
all. Visiting cOuTHds are invited to meet
" r tis &c BLA NCGI NHtt.
~ a SNOW. Ads untuEt. Commander.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

CONSTIPATION
and other
bowel complaints
cured and pFeVeuted
by the prompt
use Of
Ayers CathartiC Pills
They
regulate the iiVeFs
cleanse the stomach,
and greatly assist
digestion
Dr. =. Q. Aver & Co.
Every Dose Effective.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18
Report Of the Condition.

OF the First National Bank. at KIusley in
he state OF Kansas, at the close Of business.
eceln bsr zud, IS9ls
HEgOVTRgFeS
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KinSIey Chapter No %. Il \ NJ. holds rcZIl
AZ meetings first AMI tairs! Tucsdny5 in each
E-VOtith- Transient companions cordially IA
Nited to attend. w - EltH IN
n = ri + &, Z. Sec II p
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Meets evpry wednesday evening At 6 a r
hall Vi-itfug lTOthcrs always welcome.
Wy A SNOW, II > you so.
ES y W
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The Y. p. ). c. L. meets every sun
day evening ut $50 O'Clock in the Con-
gycgationu church. Topic for next
Sabbath; Lowest thu mop John
Fl: DIT 10. All ars cordially invi-
. oil
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o. -. Frury aud family, of Portland
Oregon, are expected to-day, t. spend
the holidays with hIs brother-in-Iaw,
{. A. Read.
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]. z MARSH
3. A. NOZZLE Directors
H q. REAL
Have you priced those elegant tea
sets at Biilingss
You won't senC t. Kansas City for
your goods if you cali on Billings.
V. D. Billings has blocked the road
to Larned and Kansas City.
Have you got II. Al. Schaatterly's
prices on silver ware. clocks, watches
and jeWelry2 Get them before yon
bug.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

e. w. McKeown. cashier ut the
/ Harvey eating house for some months
past, has been removed To Pete Springs,
/ Arizlna.
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State of Kansas county of Edwards IS:
1. P "a Eine, cashier OF the above-uarnsd
Safaks do soiemuly sEgeslr tlzsr the above state
Enent Is true 90 the besE OF my EnoW.e ose and
belief B. HGEEs
C;ashleI-
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this lEth
day OF December, 1881. A. - DYER,
Notary Public
Ny SS5aSaiissioa expires FeoruaFs s7th 1854
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Halls Hair Remover contains the
natural food and color matter FOR the
hair, aadzmedicd1 herbs for the scalp,
curing greyuess, badness, daudruff,
and scalp sores.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18

The Congregational Sunday school,
after having nearly abandoned tile
plan, has decided TO give Christmas
eIiertninmeIit
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Now is the time t. select your
Christmas and New Years presents;
Go not delay, but call on p. y. Zehner
and make your SELECTION.
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Vast hound $500. $50 A NJ a:3q n. 3.;0 = n
y est Lound. 49,. 1880 II. T:tG p n. $3.50 u II
". s. HEBRON, Postmaster.
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the Mails.

gU6A-
ARRIVE eF.N. pEPART-a 4 NJ
Tuesday .....s...... Monday .-..-- ,-.-----
Thttraday .....-..... 81. Wednesday, -.-.---.---
Saturday, o.. ..--.- 90. Friday -------- -------
OFFICE HOURS.
Daily Except Sunday go. :. N. 70 Z p N
snHsy and A, n. TO =. a
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L. brown, Of Belpfe, was Ia the city
to-day.
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Miss Lillian Hayes las accepted a
position as Typewriter and steuog-
rlpler in her uncle-s law Office, at
Hut ;hinsou.
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Hare you seen Il 81. SchnltterIy's
large stock Of gOOdsI
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w. II. Finkle, blacksmith, has
moved to Ness City, having found a
good opening thgre.
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Every thing IA the line of deiecacies
! for &iuit.i, at the Palace.
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Oranges, apples, grapes, dates, figs,
bananas, nuts, etc, at Roberts Bros.
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Leonard, HE jeweIer, located in
ZehHer's drug house, has ii large assert
ment of brooch pins, ear drops, cuff
buttons, eye glasses, rings, silver and
gold watches.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-11
PETER ON FINANCE
He Denounces the Policy of Re-
lieving the Money Market.
HIsPLANToPAYo FFM
dc Wants the Government to Loan the
Farmers $5oo,o00,0o0.

Death of United States Minister Swift In
JaPan-Great Britain Ready to Arbitrats
the Behring Sea Questionable Stanford
University-Arrested for RObbing the
NIails-The Russian Mission Rumor.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator PETER
of Kansas denounces the whole policy OF
the Treasury Department in occasionally
intervening to relieve the stringency Of
the market as wrong in principle and an
injustice to Kansas and the West. He
wanted the stringency relieved, not by
anticipating the interest on bonds or by
purchasing the peoples Indebtedness at a
premium, but by the the issue Of more
money.
He favored the immediate issue Of $780,
900, 900 in one-dollar treasury notes. This
sum, or so much thereof as was neces-
sary, he would loan out. Ten per cent Of
each loan to be paid each year, 9per cent.
to be applied to the extinction of the
principal Indebtedness, and l per cent.
covering the interest. In that way he be-
heved it possible to redeem every mort
gagged home in the land within period Of
ten years.
Ex-Congressman Warner, who was
present, attempted to get at the Kansas
Senator's meaning q little moro clearly
by putting few questions to him. To
these PETER replied that General Warner
and himself were reasoning on widely sep
arated premises, the Generals questions
being based upon the present monetary
system, which made money the standard
Of value as we'll. as the medium of ex-
change.
His own system eliminated from money
not only the element of intrinsic value,
but the power to limit or control the value
of things of use
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-11
NEWS o. THE DAY.

Fire destroyed the Chaplin business
block at Statfordville, Conn.
Governor Albeit of New Jersey has
signed the Saturday Half Holiday bill.
Brazil has accepted and promulgated
the treaty OF reciprocity with the United
States.
The bill to apportion the State of Maine
for members of Congress has passed the
House.
George NJ. Pullman has closed u con-
tract with an Australian railroad for
Pullman sleepers
Gov. Hill has committed the sentence of
Frank Fish, the Ontario County, n. Y,
murderer, to imprisonment for life.
Defiance of authority is rife among the
boys of the High School at Brattleboro,
VT. Dislike of the principal, Mr.. McLach-
len, who is said to be strong disciplin-
arian, seems to be at the bottom of the
difficulty.
On the first ballot for United States
Senator in the California Legislature Mr.
II. De Young led, his combined vote in
the two branches being 20. He has sew
eral strong competitors for the Republic
can support.
A large number of delegates from New
York, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, In
ulena anu lFElulh are preSSuI db Clle Dl-
ennial session of the Supreme Camp of
the Fraternal Legion now being held at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The conference Eetween the employing
| bricklayers of Philadelphia and the Jour-
neymen's Association, has resulted in an
| agreement. The men are to receive ID
| cents per hour, and will be paid O cents
an hour for overtime and Sunday work,
| For six months of the year, April to Oc-
| tober, nine hours shall constitute days
| work.
The Sherman Statue Fund COMMITTEES
| of New York received letter from T. p.
| Sherman, son of the late General, stating
| that his father left the family well provided
i for, and asking them to rescind their reso,
luton that any surplus of the fund
should be given to the Sherman family.
| The committee granted the request. The
| fund now amounts to over $4,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-11
SENATORS LOCKED UP.
They Imprison Themselves at Albany Owe
the Fight About the Presiding Oncer.

They Imprison Themselves at Albany Oven
the Fight About the Presiding Omcer.
ALBANY, N. Y, March lI.-After an
all-night session, during which the Sena-
tors cracked jokes, played cards and had
a good time generally, the fight was re-
sumed this morning over the Fassett res
olution that the temporary president and
not a Senator designated by the Leuten-
ant-Governor, shall preside when the Lieu
tenant Governor is absent for more than a
day.
Motions, counter motions and amend
ments were made and offered; in fact,
every endeavor was made on both sides to
corner one another, and the yeas and nays
were called before any vote was taken.
There was a great deal of fiery talk at
times, but every Senator was amazingly
polite, even when in an angry mood.
1t was apparent that each side was con-
WINGED that the one that would get the
worst of it would be the one that would
lose its temper. Consequently, during
the debate pro and con, although the Sem
ators' faces were flushed when they
spoke and their voices rang out loudly,
not a word was uttered that infringed in
the least upon courtesy or amiability.
Meanwhile no State business is done. It
is expected that the deadlock will end to-
day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-11

Two applicants for pension as a
widow of Walter Jones who died in
Bridgeport six months ago, were
brought together by a physician who
attended Jones in his last illness, and
then discovery was made that JONES
had been a bigamist for nearly twenty
years before his death having married a
Bridgeport woman in 1870 and Hart
ford woman in 1871. The latter lie
visited about six times each year prior
to 1880, when she was informed that he
had lived in Chicago, where he had +, =
presented that he was in business at the
time he married the Hartford woman,
and arranged that she should continue
to reside with her mother. The Hart
ford widow is childless, but the Bridge
port woman, to whom Jones was first
married, has two children.