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The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Found a Murderer's Den.

A special from Chandler. Oklahoma,
says: For years the disappearance of
travellers in the Indian country, across the
river from here, has been frequent and
myterious. To-day, in a dense wood a
mile from the station, a house was found
which was approached only by long cir
cuitous trail, and there the mysterious dis
appearances were explained.
The houses construction shows that 1t
was built By and for use of robbers and
criminals generally. 1t is cabin OF eight
rooms, one behind the next In the door
way between the first and secoud was
found trap, over which the uuwary
stganger must pass. BY an arrangement
of bolts this trap, which let to a large cav
ern below, could be worked much like an
execution scaffold. That murder was the
purpose of the trap was shown by the dis
covery of hair, dried blood and bones on
the rocks at the bottom of the pits under
the trap. The inhabitants OF the den, how
ever are missing.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Fis, Fight in the French Chamber.

The chamber Of deputies on the
18th was lie scene Of iuuultuous encouz-
ters aud Gsi.curs, In which eyea = member
OF the cabinet Minister Cons;4ns, took
part and the session a. length became %
Gis0rder.y TIA. IL was suspended IN orier
10 allow the yArIou. members wA9 had
been engaged In punnOllag each other 70
arrange fer the dueIs that usually follow
such occasions.
The fraeas began with a motion By Dep
uty Lsuer that an action be Instituted
against the newspaper lntrnustgtcnf for
alleged attacks upon the cabinet Miaister
Of t6e Interior CoDstanB got excited and
struck Lauer In the face. Thereupon
great tumult arose, the majority OF the
deputies loudly cheering CoustAn,. Then
followed sort Of melee with personal re-
prIsais here and there for sharp and deels-
i've epithets. II. Dolep, n supporter OF the
ministry, boxed the ears OF CAstslin, one
Of the more aggressive Of the BouIaa gtsis,
and DGnsatl, another BouiHuglst, quar-
relied with Delcp
The result Is the Arrangement OF a duel
Ing match between Delep and Casteiu,
after which Delep, II he IS safe and sound,
will have TO be shot by Dunsatil, who is
the second Of Castclin in the latter's pro
posed duel.
Another cause for duel was given by a
blow which 4 journalist named Dumotl
gave TO BoulaugIst Deputy Bordau. The
happy thought OF suspendlng the session
put an end TO the disorder.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
JOY TURNED TO MOURNING
A s,e;rhing Party Struck by iran"
and Nine Killed.

ST Louis dispatch says; a h''ie
- o,.,ocs on Tuesday evening
party of twenty-five started Out ~. 80
evening of enjoy ment OF the sie's'iiA., -
uished by the recent heavy faliins ot 80 -
on these. nine are now in the morsue ~. az
nearly ali TIE rest are in the hosplu", -
marty was made up OF memperS "
Glover Leaf Fishing Clue. A.
They were ull in one large iout ~ -,
sleigh. The drive was eommeneeu W." W.,
rayety. but fifteen minutes laier a. -
sarah street crossing Of the "aoASH iO'N
the accident occurred. ,..,
A special train, chartered py i0eA.
Legion OF Honor lodge, was retnraihs -, -
an evening speut at Ferguson inlt
miles ont. The train, in charge OF h-hS'H
eer James Branch, Fireman Murphy ahu
Con ductor Robert Dalton, was moNlAH
some TWENTY-FIVE miles an bour, tenie'
first Owing TO this last fac; the en8inoer
ala no, see the sleigAins party unii! larry
on them. The tender struck between VIC
pole-horses and sleigh, killing two OF 'ae
horses and throwing the occupants OF ths
sIeigh in every direction. 50 great was
the shock that two Of the Injured "ei'
afterward found on top Of the cab
The train was stoFpcd within ~ -r1s
OF the crossing and returned TO the scene
where the Legion Of Honor excurslonisl'
aided in gathering up the dead aud woana
ed. By thIs time the mounted Police 0i
tho district were on hand aud tAAln Z
charge they ordered the dead and wounded
placed upon the traiE. This was done
and all taken to the union DEPOT whence
the wounded were taken 70 81. MAry's in
arnary and the dead 10 the norEue-
OF the twenty-five in the party bat two
escaped uuhuri, nine arc dead and eleven
are badly hurt.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

BRONZE cents are subject to moro
accidents than happen to any other
United States coin. 1t is said that a
penny changes hands in trade for once
that dime or nickel passes from one
pocket to another. Being of small
value these little pieces are not taken
much care OF. There are thousand
ways in which they get out OF circu-
lation- and thus the minting of them
has to be kept up continually. The
metal blanks from which they are
made from the simple process of
stamping are turned out for Uncle
Sam by contract oy a factory in Con
necticut at the rate of a thousand for
81. As they come from the machine
fresh and new they look like glitter
ing gold.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

FRIENDSHIP is one of the greatest
boons that life can have. As Bacon
says lit redoubleth joys and cutteth
grief in halves" But where brother
hood is united with it it attains still
richer result; for then it has world
OF memories and early associations in
common-the mutual love of the same
honored parents, the recollections OF
the same beloved home and OF past
scenes vividly impressed on the minds
of both. in which no other friend how
ever dear can possibly share.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
ACTIVITY atm, n,nn

III sppearances coasi r
the navy deParinsa, q il,s.
nt,inx oct vessels 4, Va,
yard for immsdlAia s,-a,s
should oooaslsa rcqalra II
eineerinE forcs Wortei a q,
began sEain AnntEy z1rzs
IL belag paid 70 N0rg C usEs
not = siaxie hour Is b,sizs "a
her 70 Sc; away. So I'D
leave the yard uzdcFk usss ID
strcaa azd rccclrlzs olL A
sixniecan, fac; VS. .sa-a|
shortly after iAo BAilz-rr "A
navy yard each gua va II
sixty rugEds of Ezzzziiiz.
been Increased 20 i1u Wrr1
bard Aat her uzeAizsFI . I'd
Tag . ,sorozrh 0Terszzlss
battery Ia bcizx ckrci1iI nd
her Eszs src being rsys -. /;
trssl1z Of frc
Tie ssvy department g. lsi
ed with lookiaE after - -
e.rbcr ef Sza fraze,s1s "
,iEao is year wcrEzts AN Z
selves 10 Tie nuzli1r Cz=l1s
machinery 1, bclae 5vsr2lgiG
eo.ak tie Hauiter have tsez -
ea. bat IL Is believed - u- ,
aishe eArtis.. F-rs,isis --zsz-
OrdeTr Err believed = AEs
trruAzde3 oEiaE C - t5sHa
o, TIE CHArlestoa iruz saz -
win receive A;tSauaa fnt
ot.oers Of ihs yNris Az -.
tee reports regarding Gs ha-
lag beea iz.sret b. ss.af -
wss uos damaged ls ihs lss,, /.
oar. declare ihz; its f.s.fzs.
r.a on a rocky !s4ss . as
fo.Ea.:ioa- OneiG-i a. =
,onewtA; re;ieea; zsc-i zi1s
lag 70 tho etv~ctet Wal.
Tho xczerzi eplHiss al 81
that The suvrrsneai ffasc~'
every vessel r=Ade rszag - =
BILE. aEd thorr Apaezrs '2 = a
uon for ise s;zis=eai iaa' a
so;ien up ia the u5alisf ca
,Geh proves 20 b tse ea's, Z
nrsi tine In iweEiy yczn
meat evidently EeAzs tzil'
eight sours will BE- sl-esssi :
necessary ca tie cozasi--
4 single teTres rncaiisf, eis'l'
iSea-lEeh smooth borc go
The wooden warship N7-5.
stream, her repalrs hATzs :
cd, zad Is ready 70 F-i :
notice.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

The sight of immense herds of buff
faloes roaming aimlessly to and fro
across the prairies Of Kansas and Ne
braska with all their associations of
wildness-Indians, buffalo grass. wal
ows, antelope, coyotes, jack rab bits,
prairie dogs-a vast expanse of earth
and sky broken only at intervals by
these huge moving black spots of ami
NAL life-all this, we say was interest
ing and picturesque, but it indicated
the absence of those numerous and
varied conditions and blessings which
are characteristic OF civilization.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
MANS inhumanitY 10 VIZ
Coun,less Millions Nsl1

Madison Peters presi2A
eTening in Blooningtsa s''
New York, oa the eoa-ip.s
shops in the cast side sf 'li =
visited many OF thea iA''
relation OF his eHPeflsa1s
Thing of a scnsA;loa 70 Is =
swe.iug shops be foszt = q j
places. sub CELLAR, eei-FSo- /
and buildings which IN e-N
be certain death traps lE -
he found mea, women Aaa -
together. In Rooms lsIlS - :,
many as a dosea maeAiHs' :
number Of families NTias -. .
Shirtmakers earned frs1
For making knee pAnis . - -.
was paid. although the e'ali,--, :. 1
ths, he was paid O. eenN =
faelurers. The fruits An3 49,. -,
found to be so rotiea "a. :.
neld would refuse 10 '0Iea -
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Type-Setting MachIn'

The committee on ihAI 4.
sition, appointed last winter y a..
can Newspaper Publishes ,,., n /,
presented a voluminous re rep, 20.
ecutiye committee OF tno M.
session last Tuesday in new -
They make the following ls.,tj,s I
/. Tha. machine oomPo''. -.
luteiy practicable and very
than hand composition a.. 80
9. That as between w N,
and typo casting machines s,iIusr
far more preferable ior
paper work. reyesls
q. That so far as was r., ~,
test. the Rogers typhogras.. s..rlt
best and most economics :, erel
plicity of construction was y ~,
was set up ready for rD -nti,s
minutes. For Eve consee.r, w.,
days no machinist or otne' @ ~ d
the operator had anything ,s vi
machine, and it ran sInoo'u @ ,or d
IL q moments intcrrup'''
period Of the test.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
VERY INTERESTING READING.
The President Enraged at Chill, and
Everything Ready for War.

The New York Recorder prints
sensational dispatch from Washington,
purporting to give the proceedings OF
Fridays cabinet meeting. Not within
quarter of a century, says the dispatch,
has cabinet meeting been fuller OF IN
portant contingencies than that which was
held yesterday. 1t is now evident that the
country is on the verge of war with Chih.
The President is reported as having IN
formed his cabinet that he has received
report from Consul McCreary at Valparai-
SO, which is TO the eject that Americans
are in danger of their lives in Chill, and
that a rupture between the United States
and Chill seems probable.
The report created profound sensation
among the cabinet members. The Presi-
dent then outlined his present plans He
expects a full report of Judge Advocate
Remy's investigations on Tuesday next,
and on Wednesday will send special mes
sage bearing on the subject.
EContinuing, the article says that crbi-
net minister said last night that Secretary
Tracy informed the cabinet that, all tue
men-of-war believed TO be cruising near
St. Thomas are rushing toward Valparaiso.
Thirteen of the best vessels the United
States own are within easy distance OF
Gillian ports.
Confidential orders were issued to the
general superintendent Of recruiting
at New York yesterday TO accept every
available man fit for artillery or navy.
Recruits are coming forward in unusual
numbers
Everything now looks like war. Nothing
except an apology from Chill will prevent
it 1t was decided at the cabinet meeting
yesterday that under no conditions will
Chill be allowed to go beyond this month
in replYing to the American demands.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Troops waiehins fer 20

"A dispatch from De- =.
says, u prominent stockH IA
Is near Langley, reports
twenty six reyoluuoniss -..--.,I -
Grande opposite Langley "a
He also reports meeiiHg ; = ~
told him a band had eap.-, ~
Blaneo ranch, in Mckee a., az ,
was going on in that VICE =,
sixty miles from Dryden, -,
said there were as many as y y
that region. all well nr7'- :
fighting trim -
Captain Bates, VINO s
river, expects fight az 1I, - a
men,s are guarding every i',I i 4,
ave miles along the river ~ ~. :.
be extended when more ''''
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

THIS much should be said OF Am
bassador Lytton and Minister Lowell
they did much to retrieve the smirched
reputation of diplomacy as a branch
of public service. They never 'prac-
ticed to deceive" nor juggled with
words. The inviduous meaning of
the term diplomatic received no en-
phasis from them. On the contrary,
they had the same conscientious sense
OF honor in affairs of state as in the
ordinary affairs OF life Such straight
forward honesty, coupled with deli
cate appreciation of where the limit
OF disclosure properly bel ongs. de-
serves far more admiration than the
more artful word fencing.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Purchase of Indian Lands,

Warren G. Sayre Of the Cherokee
Indian Commission says that the comm.s-
sion has Just closed negotiations for the
purchase of so, coo acres OF land from the
Tonhawas and Cherokees. This land in
cludes part of what is known as the
Cherokee strip, and connects the original
Oklahoma Territory with the states. He
says the commission has purchased Il, 3,0OO,-
600 acres of land for the government at
cost of l2,0O0,0 600 and that the original
Oklahoma Territory has increased in size
uutil it is now as large as Indiana He says
Oklahoma will have 100000 population by
the time the next President is inaugurated
and that it will then become a state
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

WE have not nor can we well have
national police. and the state SOW
creignty' doctrine destroys any hope
of united. centralized prison govern
ment throughout the country; yet
there may and there should be e more
centralized prison management by the
states themselves respectively, and
also, through conference and agree
ment more harmonious and uniform
prison management among the states
The STATE, against whose laws all
grades OF criminals offend should take
charge OF all the prisoners not leav-
ing their treatment to the whim of
local authorities. Throughout the
whole field of preventative agencies,
such as the charities. the churches
and the schools, it seems meet that the
benevolcnce OF societies and of Indi-
viduals should be given full play; but
when an act of crime is committed and
the offender apprehended and received
into custody it should be to the states
custody and the state treatment with
out let or hindrance from any other
source whatever. The state must no
longer shirk this duty. nor allow dis
qualified and meddlesoms individuals
70 assume 1t
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
Robbery of Mail Rnxes

A gang OF thieves on Monday night
opened and robbed dozen mail boxes i'm
the business portion Of Wheeling, West
Va. The thieves he'd keys TO the boxes
aud opened them without the slightest dif
lcnlty, securing all the contents and
ritiing them al leisure. A largo number Of
envelopes that lad heen robbed OF their con-
tents have been found. From partial In.
yestigation 1t is beloved that the thieves
get money and paper valued at over
SIS, 600.
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23

In laboring to bring about uniform
Ny In school books publishers are act
ing in their own financial interest
The aggravating evil of the present
mixed system menaces the business OF
the school book publishers. 1t threat
ems sooner or later il continued to
bring about school textbooks printed
by the state that will deprive private
publishers of their market
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
THE ToucHY c.u
he Gets Mad eecau,. , "a

WAC seeauses
: cal is salui.a
Secretary Tracy Ia, i.
the Following dlspa,eb !.
from Commander Rvss, =,
yorktown, now at vaIra,,.'aa !
gard 70 the BslnaoeaI,,
aboard thA, vessel by rss.,
ister Esan and the SpauI,s
: VAlrirllso -
To me Secretary o, As S,,,
"rhe American nisi,,.. MI, ..s
that the Gillian minister :,
has changed his mlad ~, !, =
now on the yorktown, s.5 I.
be taken out OF any nerrs,' :.
Ing At "a Gillian por, by ~
Arrangements had bsss ~
them to sail on the ls,A, h, =
oAse oa TOE part Of the On,
foreign affairs compel, "a !.
which crowds ne verT
land them At CAllao. pa,
Pcrui Mos, steamer f,B-
to neutral Territory. nh
BY the csiliaa nIaEsis. ~
Is due, he states, IN par; !
the Spanish minister v,,.I
board to deliver The re,rs-'
quesicd the American E...rul
Affairs that ! az re,po,,I.,, j
government and not . - j
such matters, Eud / co,,l-.'
offensive and will zoi aoo,,. \
ton seems unworthy ofa.nI
of a serious government
(Slxnea)
The a1tioa ca the par. e s..
the ChiIlaa minister o. is--'
deciding that the reilss,, =
out Of any nercaaat veu.' /.
Gillian ports, BY loeal -,
great surprise 70 TIE e@,la Z
toa-
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23
OK. = those patient people who 8,
COLORADO

ONH sf those patient people who go
grubbing about in search of curious
facts. announces that we owe the inven-
ton OF the mosquito net to the Chinese
The fiend who devised the mosquito
however. is unknown to fame. but has
better earned an Immortality of woe
than any Of his sooty companions
The Lamar register., 1892-01-23


Two roughs who stoned the occu-
pants of the Yorktown's gig at Valparaiso
a week ago have been arrested and an
early conviction and sentence may be ex-
pected.
A Berlin paper states that DR..
Canon of the city hospital by special
mode of treatment of the blood of patients,
has been able to detect many influenza
cases long before the disease could
have been recognized by the clinical symp-
toms, and that measures msy accordingly
be taken to arrest the disease before it be
comes thoroughly developed.
The German Reichstag has unani-
mously passed the credit of 900, coo marks
for the Chicago Worlds Fair. The result
was greeted with loud cheering. Most of
the members participating in the debate
urged tho Importance OF securing a full and
unrescrved representation of German in
dustries, otherwise the United States will
adopt commercial measures of retalia-
tory nature in connection with the pro-
3ected Berlin exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
SOCIALIST-P4RADES AND MEETINGS.

4 BrG DEMONSTRATION AT UNION soUARE-THE
GATHERING IN BROOKLYN.
The East side and the West side were pretty thor
onrhly drained OF their male Socialist population last
evening About 1000 Socialists, representing the
Central Labor Federation and the Social Labor party
marched TO Union Square 10 hold their annual labor
monstration At : O'Clock the-unions comprising
the United Hebrew Trades assembled In Rutgers
square Besides tho men and boys who joined the
parade hundreds Of women and children were In tho
crowd There was considerable confusion. which made
necessary the Interference Of the police. When the
rarade stared about 5000 were in line They marcned
through several slde-sts to Second ave. and thence
10 scvenecnthst and Union Square. j. Bloshein was
the marshal
About fifty trades unions were In the parade Inc
Fur Cutters Union marched from os3 Bowery and
tho Fur Nailers' and Fur Operators Unions marched
from No 50 East Fourthst TO the East side Labor
Lvc,pm at No. 20 East Fourlrst. where they were
Joined by the socialist Labor party and several cigar
makers unions German musical. dramatic ana social
clubs Walters Unions. the swiss Embroidery Union ana
Branch No 5i3 OF the United brotherhood OF Carp"il-
ters From the Labor Lyceum they marched 10 Lazy
ctt. Place EIghthst Fourth have and thence to Union
SQUARE The West side Socialists met al tho West sde
Labor Lyccum mt No. 3i2 West Forty second St, and
marched down Fighth-ave to Seventeentnst. and
thence 70 Union SQUARE, wher, the spccchmakng be-
gan at o'clock.
,ptain McIoughlln, OF the Twenty ninth Precinct
was there with three sergcants and fifty patroimeh'
The crowd completely filled Seventeehthst' from
broadway TO Fougth-ave. ana All the walks near the
sneakers, stands but IL was remarkably orderly, and
the services of the police were not required. Luccn
Lana presided The speakers were George n
LLOYD j. De Leon. IL. GIynn, NJ Franz, H. Baicam
and Thomas Doyle. They spoke In favor of the I'M
mediate adoption Of the eght-hour WORKING dhy
Resolutions were adopted favor.ng many reforms
The Central Labor Union q Brooklyn had parade
with several thousand men In line last evening from
the Labor Lyceum. at Myrtleave and Myrtle-st., 20
Co.., ,.roane Park speeches made In English,
German. Hebrew ant italian by Theodore +. Cuno
lanes Withers Charles Matchek Andrew Mayer, j.
Franz and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
~ IpprsT FOR THE RED BANK ASSAULT.

Asbury Park. N j.. April 3o.-Miss Lizzie Farrell.
rbo Is empoycd In the family Of Millard +. Conwe.
and who was attacked by n man on Thursday night,
is stil alive but unconscious Dr. Field says that no
opcrat,on will be performed upon her skull.
Police Onicer Stryker arrested colored man named
Coopcr about O'Clock this afternoon, upon suspicion
Of being concerned In the mrderous assault upon Miss
Farrell Coopers cclored sweetheart Susie Graham
has asserted that Miss Farrell screamed after the first
blow was struck. Cooper, when questioned by Prose
cutor WINS could not account for his movements on
Thursday night He has served tcnyear term In the
NewJersey state Prison for robbery, and released
inst before Christmas. Since then he has been EN-
ployed by DR.. George F. Marsden Prosecutor WINS
has ordered officers to arrest Susie Graham. Cooper
IS locked up In cell with an officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
A VTRDERER CAUGHT 1T LAST.

TEN MONTHS AGO HE KILLED MAN who
WOULD NOT GO OUT on \ STRIKE
Charles Reilly who killed Il man In this city nearly
ton months ago (, n prisoner ut Police Headquarters"
There was n strike of aborcrs In the woh Saru ao
IycnucB and Eightccnth-st on June To- l0'i' ana
Reilly was the leader In IT. His home at that 'me
,rns ot NO i23 East Twenty ninth 81. only one man
employed in the yard refused 10 joln in the S'riNe
lie w,s John Kelly an old man who had been ut work
thcro several year k1iN ana "','"'" ,''''' Va
X, 5lG East Fifteenth st. went back into the yard
oocr ,bn other worlmcn had gone out, and tried TO
Induce Kelly TO join them.
81 need NV wages and am going TO keep mt work."
Kelly said.
Reilly picked up piece Of wood and struck Kelly
on the head with It. Kellys skull was fractured ana
he fell TO the ground scnsclesS. Reilly and o'Nei
ran away Kelly carried TO bellevue Hospital
whore he died in fortycIght hours. having lived long
enough TO tell the name Of his aNsnilan For months
the polIcc sought for Reilly In vain. His friends kept
him I'm hiding I'm the city for time and then he went
to Liverpool on cattle steamer. Then he went to
London. 4 few months ago he returned 10 the city
hut was afraid TO stay here. and found employment
In laundry In Troy, y. Y
Last week the police heard he had returned to his
former hnunts and early on Friday morning he wns
found by Detective McCarerty, Of the Central Office,
I'm the house No 435 West Twenty ilfth-si Reilly
had hired furnished In that house and he was
fast asleep In bed when tho officer entered tho room
When he was awakened he showed fight. but
cowcd into submission at the muzze Of a revolver. a
knife and II razor found in his pockets when he
was searched ut the Detective bureau. Ills arrest
was kept secret until yesterday, when o'NeIll was
locked UP on charge Of being an accessory To the
murder Of Kelly ISG ss y !; 'I Rey hnown IN nMSRs Si
three years old and has served one term OF ten years
In sing sing Prison for fconlons assault. lie will be
arragned at the Jefferson Market Police Court today
on tho charge or murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
,RMORY BILLS SIGNED ~ TIE GOVERNOR.

Albany. Aphl 3o.-Governor Flower has signed ::
Chapter 9s3-Rcappropriating Ss206 Tor the con
structiOn OF the jamestown state Arnory.
Chapter 3a4-Amending the act providing for the
construction OF armory for the 18th Regiment OF
Brooklyn. by providing that the entire cost shall not
exceed $500 900
Chapter 3o5-Appropriating go, for the com.
pleton OF the armery 0 tr @ eSngns OF SlI T.
ance 0f go 900 for the erection OF armory for
the l4th Regiment Of Brooklyn.
Chapier -Reappr0rhatng S35, 900 and approprl-
ating $4,000 for the erection Of the Utica State
Chapter sss-Approprating 1880 for the compile
,,on OF the Geneva state AIm0ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
WHERE The ARTIST BEiDFORD WORKED.

New Bedford, April 30 tspeclaD.-William Bradfori'
the artist who died this week, was native of FAR
haven and for many years had his studio In an old ana
weathcrstancd building which now stands There close
-, ,, vot,r.s edge From It's windows be had u
m,or,acent view Of Buzzard's Bay, the Elizabeth
Islands and the harbor where vessels OF all descrp
lions arc constantly passing to and fro 1t was In thf
studo that some OF Mr.. Bndfod's finest work M exc
cutcd.
The Republicans of this Congressional district have
chosen Walter Clifford. OF this city ana Or. Jphn IL.
tion.r Convention They are unnstructcd.