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CURE OR KILL.
Death IL Lurking In the Lymph-Demise
OF the FIRST Patient to Receive Treat
ment In America

Death IL Lurking In the Lymph-Demise
Of the FIRST Patient TO Receive Treat
ment In America.
George NJ. Bradley, who was the first
patient In this country TO receive tho
lymph incubation, died In New Haven,
Ct, Monday, and the son OF Prof. Blake.
ahother lymph patient, who has been
under treatment for nearly two months,
is at the point Of death. Bradley was a
man but little over thirty years Of age,
and was not in an advanced stage of con-
sumption when he began receiving
treatment Previously he was not con-
fined 10 the house, but during his treat
ment he has been. During the pas.
few weeks he has suffered intensely. as
the treatment had distressing effect
upon his throat, making il difficult and
extremely painful for him to take any
nourishmcnt His physicians state that
his death was undoubtedly fastened by
the condition of his throat. as his
strength disappeared very fast because
of his inability TO take food lie had
been receiving injections since very
early IN December,
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OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

The passing of the force bill, If it
becomes law, will hurt the country
none the less because u does not help
the party responsible for it.-De rot
Free Press.
Perhaps the next Republican Ma
tional ticket will be Harrison and Thay-
err Ben's craftsmanship consists in
distributing offices, and Thayer's in
hanging on to them.-Louisyille Cour-
ier-J ournal.
~ wish could have second
term" said the President II think
would disappoint fewer friends"
Every likely" returned Lige. "In
fact, it's certain. You have fewer to
disappoint Puck.
The Democrats of the Senate have
out-generaled the Republicans all
through the present session, simply be-
cause the force-bill fanatics have put
their party in weak and discreditable
position.-St. Louis Democrat,
(Rep.)
The attempt TO compel the pas
sage of the force bill by continuous
session has failed for the time. II is
for the Democrats in the Senate TO see
10 Il .ha. e-cry such att~srpt shall nan
in the same way. 1t is q time for I'M
dinehing courage and urfaltering en-
durance and for every man to do his
duty.-N. Y, World.
OF course there never was any
ground for hoping that Vice-President
Morton would prove himself patriot
instead of a partisan, but his rulings
have settled the question, If any one
entertained such a doubt. 1t is now
certain that the Hoars, Chambers and
Aldriches have found in him "A plant
and obsequious tool.-St, Louis Re-
f,ublia
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FROM DISTANT LANES.

ITALY has adopted boycott and "boi-
cottare" is the intlnitiye.
WITHIN sixty-two years Mexico has
had fifty-four Presidents, one regency
and one Empire.
INDIA takes the palm for free postage.
Postal cards cost half a cent each, and
"a letter goes for one cent
AUSTRALIA has begun TO send eggs to
England. They must be at least six
weeks old before they can be put on the
market.
In London one woman in every twenty
is pauper, one in every thirteen is Tilt
crate and one in every sixty is gin
drinlScr
THERE are twenty-six monarchies and
twenty-five republics in the civilized
world to-day. Sixteen republics are IN
South America.
IRRIGATING is great success in Nalen'
cia, Spain. Large districts under TINS
system of watering support an average
of nearly three persons TO the acre
A PREHISTORIC smelling furnace has
been discovered in New Mexico Near
by bar Of pure silver was found Inc
furnace had been oiled with ore and
never fred
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IN MOURNING


Grape on tn" Public nulIdlnus d, xv....
i"ston-ArtiVai Of Ia, R.msiu, a, 800.
tary WINDOW.
Washington awoke Friday morning
20 be shocked, through an ranks az l,s
life, with the story of Sccr,,,r,, Iyin,
iom's sudden death. For thirty years
he had been a well known FIGURE there.
TOT quarter OF century II Ind bcon
not only familiar fgurr liant ,hn
people OF all classes had r,g,rdcd
him with high rcspcc; and ,rrc
esteem His work had been
For the people. lie had heen "a
constant supporter OF all their rcforms
lie was strong In Congress Diving the
war lie was prominent in rccuns,ruo.
tons. He was influential for ten years
tn the iinaso of rprrscn,atisa. yaars
which covered the elimination ~ scces.
sion, the war for the union and IN. rcs.
toration and Reconstruction period. II,
was rs influential for the twelve follow.
ing years In the Senate. Two Presidents
had honored him with the high nosi,ion
81 Secretary of the Treasury Tho
President and the members Of his Cnbi.
net assembled at the baltimore and
Ohio railroad station friday afternoon
Tor the purpose of rcceivingt the remains
81 Secretary Window. The remain.
were brouvhts;n y nprcisi sssr-,,.s-
.achco 10 tine rcguiur truin fua, ssg
Jersey City at 1880 and arriving In
Washington at $50 O'clock. 10 arrived
ON time. The transfer Of tho
remains from the station 10 the house
was made quietly aud with as littr q.
Tort at display as possible. The Inter-
ment will bc made at Rock Creek Come.
terry, near the Soldiers Home, and tho
Ircsldcnta accompanied by Mrs Dimmiok
aud the Pustmastcr-G General drove out 20
the cemetery Friday afternoon frr the
purpose of selecting a suitable lot for
The burial An order was issued hv the
Department Of State directing that the
reasury department Ina all H. branches
DO drapcd Ina mourning for the period of !
'hhty days; that on the day Of the fun. |
'rai the several executive departments |
shat 90 S.'.-,i. 5iida ;sia: aG al puh!!c !
buildings Throughout, the United states
iho National Tag shall bc disPlRycd at
half mast
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WINDOWS FUNERAL.
All the Government Buildings Closed and
the whole city Mourns the Departed
Statesman.

All the Government buildings Closed and
the whole city Mourns the Departed
Statesman.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Secretary Hon. William
Window, were held at the Church Of the
Covenant, Washington, Monday. The
vast concourse comprised more officials
Of President llarrison's administration
than have ever before gathered
together in one edificc. Congress ON
Saturday adjourned over Monday 20
allow members Of the respective Houses
10 attend the funeral. The Excu-
tive Departments, District Government
buildings, post-offices and public schools
were closed Ia respect 10 the memory
VI the deceased. The Supreme Court Of
the United States met, and recessed un.
I'll after the funeral services. The en-.
tire city seemed In mourning, the flags
ON the executive departments dropped
1T half-mast about their STATS, the
great Treasury building, the scene Of
the Sccretary's greatest achievements,
and all its bureaus heavily draped
In mourning, rendered the scens
about the city decidedly impressive. Al
cscs&- ~ tioch private service Tor INA
fAWoy md intimate personal friend
wepR conducted ~ ~. fpu,f1zk pes3der z =
RI Hbx ~ Sfrs}1 = fse,ss1 & I
Chnrch OF the covenant oficisfed. |
Among those present at the private
services were Mr.. William ID. VIM
DOM son Of the Secretary, Mrs Win
dom, the Misses Window, the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison, Secretary and
Mrs. Blaine, Secretary and Mrs Proc.
tor Secretary and Mrs. Noble. Secre.
iary and Mrs. Rusk, Attorney General
ana Mrs, Miller, Postmaster-G eneral
and Mrs. Wanamaker, Secretary Tracy,
Mr.. Charles NJ. liendley, Secretary
WINDOWS private secretary, and Mrs.
.ucretia Garfield. At the conclusion Of
he private services the funeral cortege
moved 10 the church. Before the re-
mains of Secretary Window reached the
church the doors opened and those hav-
ng cards for reserved seats were adj
nitted- THESE nearly filled tine ediiice,
md the space that was left was soon
He'd by the public. The church had
'een appropriately decorated for thu
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man. He will continus 10 force his
insignifcance upon the people until
opportunity be offered 20 relegate him
to private life. But sensible legislators
will understand that the press of the
country may be relied upon to reflect
with unerring certainty the trend of
public opinion. In observance of this
public servants will secure guido
which may be their salvation from the
pitfalls dug for them by men who In
terest themselves In politics only for
revenue purposes.
In this event also may be found justi-
fcation Of that faith in their institutions
which has made Americans optimists as
to the future, however pessimistic they
may have been rs TO existing condi-
tons. IL was foul plot which had
been Matched for their enslavement. A
party without scruples, controlled by
cabal guiltless of patriotism, possessed
the power 10 enact laws by which the
people should be left apparently help
less. The ballot was TO be left only rs
a means for recording the edicts of cor
porate monopoly. Paid agents were to
do their voting ami cornting in accord
ance with the commands of men fat
tened at the peoples expense. Golfers
already swelIrd with ievics d'verted
from the com.inn funss nv hanas OF
private tax-gathersYs we 10 De made
larger and the Nation submit t.ecais.S
OF Impotence under q las which, CEN
tralized all power IN the hands "a
thugs and hired assassins. But, Great
| -as the danger. il has been averfei
their betrsv ceople were stronger than
Mine ,vos Not even party disci-
Of men who saw - control the action
Democrats in every Sta So
this outcome as an incentives,s s
sistent opposition to all attempts - e. a.
establishment of monarchical systems
in this country. Wherever LEGISLATOR
are to be found fighting the battle O.
free government against the influences
potent in the present administration of
National affairs they will see in the
downfall Of the force bill an example
of what may be accomplished By 81
honest minority to whom has been in
trusted the duty of defeating pernicious
legislation attempted by repudiated
majority. The faithful one hundred
and one at Springfield will see in the
victory OF their brethren at Washington
promise of what will surely come to
them as the reward of their fidelity.
Let the lines be held firm. The people
are mighty and will prevail. The knell
of Republican anarchy has sounded.
Popular government has withstood
another attack Chicago Times
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AN ACTOR
Caueos Twenty -Four Thousand
Shots in Portugal,



and Soldiers Arrested.
Perfect quiet rcigned In Opurto,
sunday. Government reinforcements
have arrived from all parts Of the coun.
Try. Three hundred civilians and sol
diers were arrested Sunday. All the
republican clubs have been closed, and
all Of the Republican newspapers have
been seized by the Government The
front Of the Town Hall and several
buildings in other streets, where con-
tiicts TOOK place Saturday, arc much
damaged and battered. The Kings
portrait, which hung in the Town
Hall, was destroyed by the
rebellious soldiers who made the build.
ing their stronghold. Several of the
soldiers who were wounded in the con-
hict died sunday Most OF the insur-
gents who surrendered themselves were
conveyed aboard u man-of.war. II is
esttmsted that $4,000 shots from ,;i:..s
ana ssachige31ess~ ar-.A-s..y5ntHs,ae
a a'sss'r .sisal - Co.
The police have arr%ssed an actor
named Verbal, who read the insur-
gents proclamation of the Portuguese
republic from balcony Of the town hall.
The Able St Nicholas, parish priest
OF oporto, was arrested Sunday
charged with being concerned
IN the insurrcction, as he was
leaving his church after mass 9th
err republican leaders were also Arrest !
ed' and all Of them are now secured ex- |
cept DIR. Nciga, whose whereabouts are |
midtown. Several prominent men, nam
ca as being members Of the insurgents 1
directorate, disavow any connection
herewith, Judge Soarcs and Banker
t"'T being among the number Tho
thcatcrs are rc-opening.
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The Rcpnbllcan Rule.

The Republicans would change the
old maxim and make it read: Its q
poor rule that works both ways
When Mr.. Morgan asked Mr. Evarts II
the Republican party had not abolished
suffrage, both of blacks and whites, in
the District of Columbia, in order 10
prevent the destruction of property in
terests there, the New York senator de-
clincd to discuss the subject. He would
talk about the ballot in the southern
States but not elsewhere. Some time
ago when senator Dolph, like senator
Evarts, was advocating the zee bill
and denouncing the South, he was re-
minded that the constitution OF Oregon
forbade a colored man 10 hold office in
that State. lie, too, refused tn con-
slider that phase of the subject First
pluck the mote out of thine own eye is,
according to the standrrds of the Re-
publican party, Lost doctrine II he-
lieves that there should be one set OF
laws for the South and another for the
North, Louisville Couy!sr'J0urnaI.
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DIED WHILE ~ OFFICE.


Secretary Window the seventh Cabinet
oniocr of the Inited states 60 Die Dur
tnF ser,isc.
The death Of a Cabinet officer during
his term n Office has not been "A
rare occurrence Ia the history Of this
country. Mr.. Webster and Mr. Upshur
died while filing Ga. office of Secretary
Of State; Mr.. RswlinS while Secretary
OF War; Mr.. Brown and Mr. Howe.
while Postmaster General, aud MIR.
folger while Secretary II the Treas.
ury, Mr. Window was, Their, fore, the
second Secretary of the Treasury who
died In onice, aud, like MIR. Eolgcr. he
died while away from the National
capital Secretary Manning was strici,-
en- with fatal disease white Secretary
OF the Treasury, ami died soon after
leaving the service. A was also the
case with Mr.. folgcr, SECRETARY Win.
dom died from hear, failure. mainly at.
trihui"d Ia oycrvork m the perform.
ance of his official duties
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ANOTHER LYMPH.
which the biEcuverCr Claims wni Cure 7
ph"id tsVer aud Cholera Inf.ptum.

ph"id Fever aud Cholera InL,ntum.
Enough Of the much.prized Koch
lymph has ius' '.een received at
inc university at Ann Arbor,
Mich, To make 1000 injections,
and experiments will De made
with u at once. Prof Vaughan recently
made an announcement which CAUSED
much excitement among the medical fra.
"rnity, Ia the effect that lac had discoy.
cred five poisons which were
toe causes of the diseases OF ty.
,phoid fever and cholera infantum. Now
he says u the Koch remedy proved a
success he would hc able Ia cure the
above named diseases In the same way,
As he had manufactured a typhoid fever
lymph upon the same principle that
Koch manufactured his oonsumptive
lymph. lie has already experimental
with the new lymph upon small ami
mails, aud Il only waiting before trying
upon persons until he can observe the
action Of the Koch lymph.
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li.Ycls Ranord Rrnhsn

Tho worlds eightecn-hour bicycle
record was broken 10y the riders in the
race closing Saturday night al Omaha.
The previous record was 3Oi'. miles for
this time. Every night since the be-
ginning Of the race the approximate
record was hrukch The score al the
close was: Reading, 40sis; Martin, SOS
%; Gcrwig, sos $40; Ashinger, 500,
miles. Reading and Martin arc both
soldiers in the Second Regiment sta.
Toned a ~ Omaha This Is Martins
first rae,
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The census of the families of the
Cheyenne scouts at Fort Supply in
cludes Mrs. Short Nose, formerly Miss
Piping Woman; Mrs. Big Head, former
by Miss Short Face; Mrs. Nibbs, former
ly Miss Young Bear; Mrs. White Crow,
formerly Miss Crook Pipe; Mrs. Howling
Water, formerly Miss Crow Woman;
also Mrs. White Skunk, Mrs. Sweet
Water, Miss Walk High, daughter of
Mr.. White Calf, and Miss o~atss., .la..,sI.-
tcr-in.law of Mr.. Hard Case. The
scouts Z. Fort supply are proud of their
women are proud of their husbands and
fathers who are thus employed, and no
doubt also of the names they hear y.
Y sun
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Canadian Parliament p,ssoIvsd

Lord Stanley, at the instance of Sir
John Macdonald, the Premier, has di>.
solved the Canadian Parliament, and
Sir John will appeal To the country to
sustain his Government as against tho
ciamors of the Liberal party. Tho
policy of the latter unrestricted recip.
rnc'ty with the United states-wiil he
placed before the public, and II carried
tn" Conservatives assert, will result in
ultimate annexation 20 the States.
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II. II. Howe, and Fine Gilliland. last
Wednesday, quarelled at Alpine, Tex,
over u six-dollar calf, ana Gilliland shot
and killed Howe. While Deputy Sheriff
Cook and James Putnam attempted 10
arrest the murderer, a regular fusillado
occurred, in which Gillland and his
horse were killed. Cook was shot n
the leg and his horse killed. Putnam
was not hurt
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The Old Tarin nnaA

Saturday was the last day for i'm
portcrs Ia removed merchandise from
the bonded warehouses under the old
tariff law. The result was that nearly
all the lent tobacco and general mers
chandisc was taken out In New York
City, leaving only liquors in bond The
total receipts for duties for the week
have amounted 10 S5,GOS, 900.
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Man -of-War Accepted.

The new steel cruiser Newarl, form
ally went into commission Monday at
Cramps ship-yard as a man-of,war of
the United States Governments The
Newark will be fitted out in Thiladel-
phia Two other cruisers are now
building at Cramps, and two more will
soon be started, the total amount of
work under contract there for tho
United States Government being over
Sll 200, 900.
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A Hot Meal,

VIM. Bradley, brakeman, was dis.
charged on account OF drunkenness al
Barry. Ill. He went TO see his sweet.
heart, but in his inebriated condition
She would have nothing to do with him,
and he proceeded 20 his brothers black.
smith shop, heated an iron rod hot, at-
ted IT in a vice and then pressed his
stomach against IT, The CLEAN ing
weapon penetrated his body, and he
will dip
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Death has been Hasy

Death has been busy IN high places
during this administration. In s,.
prcmc Court Justices Matthews and
Miller have passed away. General
Sheridan has died Two deaths have
occurred In the family II Secretary
Tracy two In Secretary lilninc's, and
two In Secretary Window :, the lattcrs
grandson having been buried sa!y =
week ago
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A terrible explosion has occurred in
the Grand River Mine, at Newcastle,
Col Fire was known To have been i'm
some of the chambers for years, and IL
is supposed they were reached by an
explosion Of dynamite, The loss of
life is supposed TO be large but details
are menper
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commits eu,o,ss an ,hc s,,n.,

Edwin D. Bowc. Of Ioupcrstowu. Ill,
was found dead late Thursday night at
the corner If Bsltim"r,' svonna aud
Tenth street, Kansas City A bullet
hole in the forehead showed the cause
OF death. Papers found in his purkrt
lead to the conclusion tba, hr was Ia.
sane and committed suicide
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Three Persons Cremated

Flames broke out in the Jail at Friari
Point Miss, Sunday morning, ami
burned down. The marshal. who had
the key, lived some distance from IL,
jail and before his arrival the prisoner.
were beyond human aid. Monlay
only charred heaps of bones were found
The prisoners were three negroes whc
were confined ON trivial charges. They
started the fire by trying to burn ths
door down that they might escape.
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Koch's Lymph indicated

Drs Hand, Guttman and Prof. Frlich
Informed meeting of the Medical so.
ciety Ia Berlin tina, microscopic exam.
ination OF the blood of twenty eight
patients who Ind received injections Of
The lymph aIspTors the theory tina. the
lymph caused the formation Of tuhcculc
baccilli in the blood, no hacilli being
discovered i'm any case.
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Lieutennnt schwntka pnnroronnlr In,nr

The famous explorer, Lieutenant
Schwatka. was seriously, II not fatally,
injured Friday. lie was ascending the
stairway Of the Park Hotel, Mason City,
Ia, and when near the top he fell back.
wards over the haniStcr "a the floor hc.
meath. The physicians state that hii
recovery il doubtful
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Train Goes over an Embansmsn,

The passenger train which lcrt Griffin,
Ga, Monday night on the Savannah,
Griffin and North Alabama road was
thrown from the track, and the whole
train rolled down twcnty-fout en-
bankment About fifteen passengers
were severely wounded, but none
killed The cause of the accident is not
yet known.
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ram1us cathedral nnrnn,

A dispatch from st Petersburg an
nouneos that the famous cathedral at
Novgorod, Russia, built after the model
OF st Sophia at Constantinupc, and
filled with historic treasures. some Of
them going back to the time when Nov.
gorod was powerful and independent
city, has been destroyed 10y fire.
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Prohib. Vote WIN Stand.

by a vote of 81 10 the Nebraska
House indefinitely postponed the bin
providing for recount ~ the votes
east at the late election on the pruhibi.
tory amendment. a bill appropriating
500. 600 for the relief of drought suffer.
ers In the western part Of the State
nasfcd by unanimous vote.
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- cauEh, By N. nocoy,

Louis C. Mueller. distributor In the
mailing division Of the st. Louis post.
Office, was arrested shortly after mid.
night charged with ahsIractiug money
from letters lie was caught by decov
letters aud the discovery csplains many
complaints that have been coming In
for some time past The amount OF his
populations is not vet known.
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only Two OF The Miners psr,sh

AT openings IN tho Chapln mine,
Iron Mountain, Mich have been closed
IN the hope that the fire may be smoth.
cred. fonr ~ the imprisoned miners
escaped through the timber shaft, but
Thomas Edwards and Jerry Bennett
were suifocatcd. Their bodies were
brought 10 the surface.
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A Valuable Dog.

The steamer Umbria, arrived SUNDAY.
having ON board the champion St Ber-
nard dog, Sir Bclvidcrc, recently pur-
chased OF Mr.. Green, of Wallascy. in
Cheshire Eng, 10y T., u, Sears, of Mel
rose, proprietor of the renowned Wyom.
ing kennels, The price paid was sl.,
900
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A Pastors Last raxt.

Rev. Neville d. Farming, Of the Oal,
Park Congregational Church, Mime.
apolis, Mimi, was taken suddenly i'll
at the conclusion of the morning ser.
mon, Sunday and died soon after. Ap-
opleNy was the cause. The subject
of his text was "Is Life Worth Iiv.
ing"
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Missouri Against the Lodge Bill.

AT Jefferson City, Mo, Friday the
nenai" passed II resolution similar to
That adopted 10y the House week ago,
p'edging that branch not TO appropriate
ANY money for the Worlds Fair should
the foros bill become law.
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Lieutenant schwat,,, Imnrov,r,

Lieutenant Schwatlia, who fell down
stairs at Mason City, Ia, is slightly inn
proved. Doctors now think that he will
recover, His spinal injury may render
him a cripple for life.