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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28

San Francisco special: A skeletoJ found
near The road back Of Oakland he been
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
wHAToF fnE WEATHER
FOSTERS FORECASTS TELL
THE STORY.

A Severe storm Accompanied By Eleetri-
cal Disturbances WIN Cross the Nrissis.
stppi Valley About October Sl-Coolsr
weather WIN Follow.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
JUST LOOK THIS OVER.
II Is OF INTEREST TO ALL
READERS.

OF Every nay o~oeurrsnes a The Great
Atate VI south DMk0tA for AIT
wesk-A List OF All vents Of lmpor-
tAMCo.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
A CITY saloon Candidate.

W. II. LYON, the patron saint of the
city saloon scheme at Sioux Falls, has
set everybody to guessing by announce
ing himself as All independent candidate
Tor the LEGISLATURE. His only platform
says he will endeavor to secure such a
modification of the present liquor law
as will permit municipalities to engage
in and exclusively control the sale of
intoxicating liquors. He takes the
ground that neither prohibition nor
high license Is a success: that sooner or
later the Scandinavian system will be
adopted in this country, and he thinks
South Dakota would at once plunge
into the highest niche of fame, If she
first adopted the glorious scheme.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28

Suit for l mage Affections.
Ar Aberdeen. Martin Head has be.
gun suit against Banker Holborn of
Hecla, for $40, 900 for alleged aliena-
ton Of his wife's affections.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
a strange south Dakota Murder.

~ 10 y
A STRANGE feature in the case of the
unknown nan found murdered in the
car of wheat from Britton is that the
bullet which passed through the head
of the victim was found in the wheat in
the car. On closer examination it ap.
pears that the wheat is so badly satur.
ated with blood that it is probable thai
the man was killed in the car as he
slept A further inference is that his
used it as u pillow. That he was shot
as he slept seems probable, with the re.
volver close to his head, for the hair is
burnt where the bullet entered. This
man evidently was one of the umerou
gangs of harvest hands thai tramp the
Ountr at this season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

the Lowest posslbis figure and not en-
t.rely stop the wassls Of government
This viii take them by the elecnon sn
the fall and ~ the short sessloA . de-
ncieocy olll wlll Be paced. bat IA TIE
meantime, these hlghtoned patriots
will call attention 10 the country by
reason Of greatly decreased approprs-
atoms ~ compared with former years
u courss tns claim viii - fnios aud
. lac and every democrat nakiug the
claim vii know il 70 he %. bus no dem-
ocrnt ever honltasoo at q o,mpie.
straight and slsnon pure lac. no newer.
l started out 70 say ooncthing about
Michlgan's sutersst in river and lar
bor blli. AZ . state, We want, and are
entitled 20 more than any other state
in the union aud II shouid not be
charged up 20 Michigan either. The
money expended upon the waterways
and harbors within our territory bens-
fits the vessel owners of Ohio, New
York, Wisconsin aud Illinois as much(
as the cltizen Of our state who owns
tnst kind Of property Our senators
are thoroughly awake 20 the
situation ana IN . quiet way are doing
All they can 70 impress upon senators
and members tie Importance 10 the
country Of the commerce upon our
great lakes, and while they Ale not
making any noise or fuss about the
matter If they don't succeed il will IN
no wise he their fault They will be
ably seconded in their efforts by the
members OF the house from Michigan.
"By the way" said = gentleman 60 me
the other May" do you know that
Michigan IN one point OF view was never
90 well represented ia the senate as she
is todayy' sogp said /. "weIl,"
said he. ''the Michigan senators are
recognized by everybody ~ being two
level headed, clean cut business men
without any tricks. w.les or nonsense.
Within ak months after Senator Stock
bridge took HE seat he had the conf
dence and coed win of each senator re-
gardless OF which side of the chamber
he sat upon. The same is equally true
OF senator Mcmillan, and it has got Co
be almost by-word that when those
two Michigan senators really get alter
. thing it has 70 come These men do
not occupy much space in the Congres-
eionai Record, but while the other fell
low 10 taking time TO write and deliver
long-winded speeches purely for home
the two senators are
occupying themselves with work which
will result IN PRACTICAL good either To
come individual or 10 she people at
large. In the hands of two such men
the interests OF Michigan will never
suffer If II lies within the range of the
possible 70 prevent" McGREooE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
JUST TWO IN THE RACE.
Quay Says the Republican Nominee Win
Be Blaine or Harrison.

Quay Says the Republican Nominee Win
BE Blaine or Harrison.
PIrrsBuRG. Pa, Jan. 4.-Senator NJ.
S. Quay. arrived in Plttsburg at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and left at
Q O'Clock for Washington. While at
the hotel number of pol.tcia called
on the senator. Senator Quay did not
think the democrats IN congress would
antagonize his bill providing for sur
vey for the Lake Erie Ship Canal. as il
only called for an appropriation of
$40 900 to pay the cost of the survey.
Hsrepeated his statement that he was
not yet candidate TO. senator.
"Dalzell and Robinson are the only
candidate l have heard of, with Robin
son in the lead" he said.
The senator does not take much
stock in the reports Of General Ayers
candidacy for the presidential nomina-
ton. II don't believe General Alger
will be a candidate" was his assertion.
'There are only two names spoken of
in connection with the coming n0mi-
nation, Harrison and Blaine. Ii the
convention were held tomorrow
think President HARRISON would be
nominated, but there is no telling what
may occur between now and June.
am coufident, though, that Blaine will
accept the nomination if it is given
him."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
THREATENED THE PRIEST.
Exciting Scene in St. Mary's Catholic
Church at Hackensack.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-There was an
exciting scene yesterday at st. Mary's
Catholic church at Hackensack, n. j.,
while the Rev. Father Henness was say
ing mass. Father Henness took occa-
sion 10 remark to his congregation that
he had been threatened by Trustee
Joseph and the latter's wife, who had
said that tx he did not retract certain
statements he had made from the altar
the previous sunday regarding Trustee
Bishop they would "iix" the priest.
The statements complained OF were to
the effect that Joseph Bishop, who bad
been trustee of the church, had been
relieved from office because he had
circulated u scandalous story regarding
the priest.
During the week Father Henness said
he received 4 letter from Bishop IN
which the latter demanded retraction.
On Friday Mrs. Bishop called at the
residence of Father Henness, but the
latter declined TO see her. Mrs. Bishop
then forced her way into the house and
when she met Father Henness she ex-
citcdly exclaimed:
"you arc a liar and not fit to be a
priest"
Father Henness told his congregation
that he did not propose to retract one
word he had said regarding Bishop. Al
this Miss Annie wsshlicke, a sister of
Mrs. Bishop, sprang to her feet and.
shaking her clenched fist at Father
Hennsss, shouted:
Eve will fix you"
Much excitement prevailed and
many of the pensioners got up and
went out, following Miss Washlicke. A
majority Of the congregation, however,
remained. and these persons assured
Father Hcnpess that ne would have
their sympathy and support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

He Interrupts the Services and Prays
When He Sees the Police.

He Interrupts the Services ana Prays
When He Sees the Police.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 4.-When mass was
being said IN st. Joseph's church IN
Monroe street. Hoboken. Friday morn
ing, muscular young man in shabby
attire stalked up the middle aisle and,
taking . stand in front Of the sanctuary
railing. began TO harsngue the congre-
CATION in German. Two or three of the
msn induced him to take seat, and he
renamed qulet until the seruice WAS
ended, but when Father Francis. after
dothng his yestments, tried 70 induce
the man to quit the building he re-
fused. Policemen were then sum-
n,oned. As soon rs he saw their uni-
formsthe crank dropped on his knees
and began TO pray with great fervor.
He was taken i'll the patrol to police
headquarters, where he gave his mamie
as Nagnus Werner, aud said he lived IN
BIoomingdale, N. j. He had been in
Hoboken three weeks. Recorner Me-
Donvugh committed him to Jail TO
await examination by the county ply
sician. Father Francis says he does
not know the man and never cav him
befOre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
EXPLODED IN HIS MOUTH.
Horrible Suicide Of Once Wealthy
Yorkshire Manufacturer.


LONDON, Jan. 4.-When LOUIS Lingg,
the Chicago anarchist, put an end to
his life when within the shadows of the
scaffold by exploding dyna mite bomb
In his mouth his method of committing
euicide was chronicled as the first of
the kind on record. A ssmilar case is
now reported from Dewsbnrg, in York
shire. Harry Saxton, once wealthy
blanket manufacturer, who had be-
come impoverished by business re-
verscs. purchased four pennies worth
Of ganpowder, walked distance of
niue mics from his home to an out
house on q vacant farm, wrote a note
telling wnat he was gong to do and
how he proposed to do it. filled his
mouth and nostris with the powder,
and then lit and applied match. When
found few hours by sone tramps, who
happened to stumble upon the place
for nights lodgings, he was cold and
dead. All ot his upper ard lower teeth,
the right jaw, his nose anu a portion of
the top OF lis head had been blown
away, and the walls and roof of the
place were covered with blood and
fragments of flesh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

The director Of the min. has begun
the coinage Of the new silver csins.
balf-dollar. suarter-dsilsr and dime
bearing the new design.
Edwin Fairchiid. Of sheboyeas.
Wis. shot his ssepsIaughter, Arlisle
johnson. and then killed himself Fam
ily trouble Was the cause
A car containing ten non-upion op-
orators to take the place Of strikers
was broken into near Tcxarkana. Ark.
and three Of the men were killed
Ten Chinese and two women whe
started In . suueelin9 slcop - cross
the straits at Port Townsend, wssh-.
drowned ny the wreekiET Of their
boat
Hagen. . Norweeian skater. broke
the worlds record for miles ~ Hcmsr.
Norway. HE time being Q minutes -
secopds he broke the mile record al
so-time. mirutes - seconds
The receipts from internal reveswe
during the first Eve months Of the pres-
ept fiscal year were 80. .ssR, ses. m In
cresse Of 81. l.4so.p5s over the receipts
auring the corresponding period u ths
previous fiscal year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
CLEARED UP A MYSTERY.
Charles Olesen Killed at the Hands Of
Careless Firemcn.

Charles Olesen Killed at the Hands Of
Careless Firemcn.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4--For short time
today the Englewood police had mys-
terry on their hands that promised vast
sensations when it should be cleared
up. But it fizzied out. The body of
Charles Olesen, the milk dealer, who
was burned almost 10 cinder in his
blazing barn at No. 5llS Atlantic ave-
nue. last night, when examined by an
undertaken WAS found to be marked
with what appeared to be ugly looking
knife wounds. They we're deep and in
vital places. At once the cunning de-
tectives jumped 10 the conclusion that
the man had been murdered and that
to hide the awful crime the barn had
been fired. But it appears that Olesen
WAS lying on his face on his bed near a
partition and was covered with debris,
and that in digging with their picks the
tiremen struck the body IN the back.
inEictIng the wounds. The police and
firemen now agree that life was extinct
some time before the body was struck
by the picks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
EXPLAINS THE EXPLOSION.
Michael Davitt Resents the !mputation
that He Knew of it.

Michael Davitt Resents the !mputation
that He Knew of it.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The explosion at
Dublin Castle has brought out many
theories to account for the affair. The
conservative organs, as y rule, have
placed the responsibility upon the
shoulders of The leaders of the "physi.
cal force" party, and this had the
effect of drawing from Michael Davitt
y letter. which he sent TO the Times for
publication. In this letter Mr.. Dayitt
protests that it is cowardly for the
Times to insinuate that the explosion
might be traced TO his friend Ford. Mr..
Dayitt says it is moro probable--as the
Times friend Plgott Is dead-that that
paper has another agent to preach the
gospel OF dynamite as Pigott did the
gospel OF forgery. Mr.. pavitt also sug-
gests that the explosion was due to one
Of the governments menials, who
caused it with the object of influencing
the coming election at Rossendale TO
fill the vacancy i'll the house of COM
mons caused by the elevation of LORD
Harrington, now tho duke of Devoo-
shire, to the house of lords.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
Enriana,s Funa rnsufheisn,.

IoSnoS, Jan. 4.-sr Henry Wood
announces that the funds granted by
the government are not sufficient 20
cover the expenses of English repre-
sensation at the Chicago fair, hence IT
will Ne necessary 20 charge intending
exhibitors for space At ihe mlaimnm
rate Of Is. Should there be y balance
left over after all expenses are rasd IL
viii I've divided amoag the exhibitors
pro rata.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
legislative eaucua Both are confident
on the eve Of the nnal struggle wednes-
dav
FOUND HER IN A DIVE
Tragissi Meeting Of Mother and Her
Son At Cincinnati.


Son AZ Cincinnati.
CIscfsSArI, Jan. 4.--Josis Fraser, .
boarder At Belle curry's resort, has
lain unconscious for two days. Thurs
day evening = handsome young man
called st the house and asked for the
woman. Ii so happened that she met
him alone. As soon as he entered the
room the young fellow said:
IL am from Memphis; my foster par
erts' name 10 Johnson"
At this the woman screamed and fell
In faint. from which she was with
difficulty revived. Then she told her
story. Nineteen years ago che WAS
young and happy wife IN Memphis.
Sce met handsome stranger and de-
serted her husband and S-months-old
babe for him. She Was herself soon de-
serted. and has since led . sinful life.
The Toy Was adopted by u family named
Johnson. few weeks ago hc learned
his mothers story and her probable
whereabouts, and set out to find her.
Mother and son wept in each other 8
arms, but the former steadily refused
10 give up her life Of shame, and the
con left. Ever since the woman has
lam IN = stupor, and may not recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
Again in the Tolls.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 4.-Henry Cassin.
the bell boy Of the Vendome hotel who
some two years ago was convicted OF
stealing box containing $l6,s3S from
the safe of the hotel and sentenced TO
nine years imprisonment, and who has
been out on bail pending revision of
his case by = higher court, was again
arrested today and placed in the
Tombs. The findings of the lower
court we're sustained by the general
term of the supreme court, To which
body the appeal had been taken. The
money stolen belonged TO Somters and
Csrlsn, hookmakers. None OF II was
ever recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

GLxxcovE, Z. L., Jan. <---Fre6erick
T. wiliets OF this place, who has been
notified that he has been made assignee
of the missing broker Titus, in IN inter
view today said that he could make no
definite statement ~ 70 the firms at
fairs, but he believed that the assets
would not exceed 5000. against liabil-
tiles of 500, ,oOJ. MIR. Titus estate IN
Glcncove is worth about $50, 900. 1t
probably stands in his wife's name.
The affairs Of the firm are very much
muddled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

Druggist o'conneIl Reesivcs SIS from the
Millionaire.

SEw VnRK, Jan. I'D. +. O'Connell.
the druggist ot No. - broadway, has ia
biz purse today two shining gold pieces
II xss IN Mr.. OConnel's store Russell
sage vas cared for after the attempt
upon his llfe IN December by Dynsmi-
ter SoreEoss. Thursday afternoon be
received . note from Mr.. sage asking
blm % call At his efflce. lie was
es,uFtsoasiy received ID the railroad
nagaste. Alter chatting for some
minutes the malsi-miilioasife reached
down into the pockets OF his tFonsars
and famhssd sbsat among tas gold
pieces. Out ef lhe collection be pro.
dueed a $50 aud q fs gold piece, sad
said
"MF. ofConnsil. ! have often felt
grateful for shat yoa ala for mt after
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
BRAZIL AND THE VATICAN.
Rumored that the Relations Between
Them Are Strained.

BoNz, Jan. 4.-Itis rumored that the
relations between the Vatican ani the
Brazilian government are 30 strained
that rupture is imminent. The Pope,
it is said, has animated that he will
excommunicate President Pisxotto,
his cabinet and members of the Brazil
ian congress unless measures are taken
TO renew the fornrr relations between
the church and state in Brazil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

wHffs PLsfSs, n. y, Jan. s.--surre-
gate cofha today granted aa applseA-
ton by the Tilden hers - compel the
executors OF the Samuel j. Isideu 80
tate 81 render al seoantlng and settle
a. the estate. lie granted week Ter
taa ming 1T day Ter The filing Of she
report of The executors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
DEATH OF JOHN ,. CARSON.
a Prominen, Railroad Nan Pays the
Last Penalty.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.--John b. Carson,
ex-president Of the Chicago & Western
Indiana Bel: Line. and ex-president OF
the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago railway, died At the Hotel Metro
pole at O'CLOCK this morning. after an
illness which drove him from his busi-
ness two years ago. Mr.. Carson had
been confined to mis- rooms for nearly
SIX weeks and sank gradually down to
death. Ills end was peaceful and death
came easily. During all his lingering
illness his every want has been attended
by his devoted wife and two children,
Mrs. Samuel MedIli and James ID. Car
sSu. His favorite cousln-Mrs. Warth-
man, OF Philadelphia, was also with
him constantly and her gentle atten-
tions eascd great many OF the pains
OF his final sickness. They were all
about his bedside when death finally
ca me.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

the explosion, aud in appreciation OF
your care for me during that event
wish you TO accept this money"
This ended the interview. and Mr..
o'conneli departed. His first care Was
10 buy . neat cEamoss skin sack. IN
which the gold pieces now repose. He
intsnds 20 keep them, and when be
hears OF any reflections upon Mr..
sAgs's generosity he vii then produce
the gold 10 the discontinue OF the
p philanthropist's caiumniators.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
Gladstone Hale and Hearty.

LONDON. Jan. 4.-Mrs. Gladstone
transmits from Biarritz . message
thanking friends for the congratula-
tlons they scnt to Mr.. Gladstone on the
anniversary of bis birth. She says he
enjoys the best OF health and is strong
and cheerful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

TEsARKssA, Ark. Jan. f.-The re-
port ssnt out from here that three
operators, en route to Afkansss pAss TO
take tne place OF strikers, had been
kiliess here - wholly without truth. No
disturbances Of any klni occurred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
Wreck in Pennsylvania.

BEAVER FALLS, Jan. A freight
train on the Pittsbufg A Lake Erie
crashed into a work train on a switch
near here today. James Hamilton,
brakeman, and number of Hungarian
laborers were severely injured, one Of
the latter fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

GosHEx, lad, Jan. Mrs. Minnie
Hansen, Who was recently granted .
divorces from her husband, was married
the sanae evening TO r. L. Morehonss
OF Elkhsrt. vino makes her sxih hus-
band, she having been divorced from
All i've before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
SNOW FOURTEEN FEET DEEP.
Nine Men Reported Lest - the Hsvaas
Mountains.

CARsox CrrY. New. Jan. 4 The
snow at Summit Is from 9 20 IL feet
deep on the level Two Italians left
Bijou . week ago for n wood camp
miles distant They have mo- been
heard from since and they are sup
posed TO be lost The heavy snow
storm raging prevents . search for
them Richard Herse and John Slough
loss left last Monday in search Of the
Kline party. supposed TO be lost in the
snow between Placervills and Lake
Valley. Nothing has been heard from
them since then. This makes nine men
lost in the snow % las.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
HEAVY vERDIcTs RENDERED.
A New York Court Finds Against the
Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company.

Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Vcrdicts aggre-
eating sil9,94l.f0 were given in the
superior court today against the Grand
Rapids Hydraulic Company in favor of
Coffin & Swanton, bankers OF this city,
and Woodbury. & Moulton, bankers ut
Cedar Rapids, Mich. The suits were
brought on promissory notes given in
the consolidation scheme of two water
works companies of Grand Rspids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

Nss YosK, Jsa. 4.--Austn gibbons.
light wssgAs, issued ehsiieHze today
"a fighs eh&mpisn Jack MsAalsffe of
Elll sisef ct stFsstof. lie offsa 90
po<s 90 forfeit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

When the matinee at Smiths opera
house LET out yesterday afternoon.
John stevens fell down ssairs. breaking
his left leg between the ankle and
knee. The ambulance carried hln 20
his boarding place st the Livingston
hotel on Lyon street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

The representatives. from Michigan
or the Words Fsr commission ard
tie unhigan commission VII hold -
Joint fBeetinz st THE Morton house %
DAY. besinning ~ 8 g. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05
JAILED FOR EMBEzzLEMENr.
A Pittsburg Real Estate Agent is Un-
masked and Arrested.

masked and Arrested.
PrTTsBURG, Jan. 4.-George S. McCon-
mel, well known citizen and real c.
tate agent, was committed to jai! today
charged with embezzlement. The
plsintiff is = well known physician, r..
NJ Sands. The amount Of hsoBey Nc.
Connel appropriated is not yet known.
II is also stated that Mcconnell has con-
fessed to being defaulter to build
ing and loan association of which he
was treasurer to the amount OF 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

DeIbert Winters was arrested yesser-
day afternoon on suspsclon Of having
committed larceny. He was released
bv superintendent Eastman 20 appear
ths morning for srrsirnnsnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-05

The question is frequently ssked.
VIII this congress accomplish anything
The answer is yes and no. SO Tar ne
the passage of legislation beneficial 20
The country is concerned. little will he
done. bat good will result from the es-
hibifon the tFsnky IN the house will
s3ake. and David Bennett Hsil, N the
senate. VIII. N fHy judgment, show his
hand 80 fully that he will disgust de-
cent people before the adjournment Of
congress Dext fail. isot Of fhis more sf
another time NichsCAn's greatest m
ierest jass nov centers IN = river snd
hartof tll Of gDodly proportions
kesily I am afraid there vii be much
ssppoiHtnent over the attempt 90
psSs tneA = bsil. Holman and others,
- The heuse. VII stt~FnT't n make a rec
ED ~ seepieg appropriations down q