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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

here is proDahly In the Second Wsrd, snd we
general siaaiion OF Affairs thero " Perhape hs
fatr an example as Il is possible 70 Eue y, tne
situation as a whole There y, ia me trst place,
a mistaken impression abroad ~ 20 the number
OF former employees who have been taken
back 70 work In the mills About 2,ouO mon
formerly employed there have apphcd Tor work
sincs tho strike was abandoned ana not moro
than p Der cent. Of this number nave been taEen
on. OF The remainder largo proportion we're
more or i,.ss directly depcuGen; 90 the weekly
allowances from the "strike beneats,S supple
yponted by popular contributions that were
Independent Of the benefits paid BY tho
Amnlganated Association as such. Many
al tho now Idle men, too, are members OF the as
so~taf.0u aud while the men who are members
Will probably be- looked alter more OF less. the
uon-membcr viii not hav0 even this indohnite
assistance. As things nov are m the section 0f
the city before mentioned there ia actual desti-
fntion. Thts applies % the ordinary necessities
of Iife--fueL food, ana clothing II Is true. how
ever, that tho creates. need OF the greatest
number h not now and will not DO for some
weeks the lack II food and clothing. but that Of
fuoL This statement is supported by the re-
ports OF oficials OF tho county and borough,
whose dutits take them into frequent inter-
coarse with these people.
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CHAIRMAN lIARRlTY.
.,suc RECEPTION IN His HONOR
Nv At PHILAOe eLPHlA.
,-u,tsnt Occasion There IL 60 TO No
p,mocratio Conferenoe-Mr. Harrity
May Come south.
m. tolnrrnnh 10 tho nlsrstch. !

c.,,..D,truiA. Pa. November OWL
r Uerrity. who has been a prominent
l' .o the eyes OF The people of tho
country for months past, was
.c-meut Of supreme honor at his
-.t.s evening in the form Of public
-,r rendered him by his fellow-citi-
~ Philadelphia. The Academy OF
a.. tte largest public place in the CITY,
.,.seed for the occasion, and long
-. tbc hour announced for tho COM
-r.-t ot the ceremonies the three
.,.erles were packed with people
a. -s auNously awaiting the appear
q tas guest of the evening.
rrAUrIrUL sCEST.
...-r1r,rv floor extending back 10 the
BE- stage had been lard. Immense
- flowers relieved the baroness OF
., AMI lent beauty TO the scene.
-I floral decorations were the
o.. s.r seen IN the Academy. At tho
-.1r blazing eas-Jets spelled the
-he organization that had ten
.f '.r. Haruty the reception, Young
I..arratic Association OF Phila-
"... and under thus emblem the guest
r,uc. surrounded by "a reception
....... of 400 or more prominent Demo-
god those VINO pressed forward
81. tu honor.
~IEeANs or PEOPLE.
r... o'clock until after II steady
.freople passed IN double file be-
Uafrtv. and each received a
....a of the hand and pleasant
-..-. hw. Men and women from all
...... 0f atc were in the crowd. all ap-
...... a.Hous 10 express their admira-
.t.. ruaItIes that have gwen such
.a...-..I fame 20 the chairman OF the
Iemocratio Committee.
.ufNoCRAIIc CONFERENcE.
r....-.a .a tho evening Mr. H6rrlty. in
,.....n with an Associated Press
.........rt. characterized as absurd
., ..u..t that he was 20 participate
.-....t-.e with some leading Demo
.... .lus Senator German and
.., t-.-p. There will be no con-
5. tonight. 10 morrow, or at any
.. . said Mr.. Harrlty emphati-
s.H t- manner more than hls words
, t..t as far as he was concerned
.-... uf,rruces were altogether out
t,.. .-'iuu.
ALMOST TyEBYEoDY PRESENT.
.r.n those who were present
lie bot % print a list of nearly all
....-. rru.lt Democrats III the city and
t..f.w d8vs Nr. Harrity will. with his
..... seek some quiet resort, probably IN
.->. ...a. .ul spend ten days or more IN
,-..t. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
THREE STRANGE ILLNESSES.
Two of Them Fatal-They Break Up q
Medical College.
fpv nh 20 ,ha D{gnatch

ATLANTA, GA, November 29-Two sudden
deaths with the probability OF third In rapid
succession among the medical students at the
Baker House, on Decatur,street, have caused
great excitement. All OF the dead young men
were in attendance at the Eclectic College
throughout the week. Saturday and Sunday
three we're taken i'll, and two died within twenty
four hours. The third is still alive bat Is In
critical condition. All assumed a blush dis
coloration The effect Of 1t has been 10. deprive
the school Of its pupils, who have returned 10
their homes. =,
The three stricken students were John III.
Lewis, Oscar l. Hollis, and /. L. Dalton, all OF
them young men who came 70 Atlanta at the
opening OF ths Eclectic Medical College in Octo-
Der and engaged quarters at the BAKER House.
Hcllls was from Dale county, Ala. LeWiss home
was In Holmes county, Fla, and Dalton
came from Pike county, Ala. During
their stay here none of them complained
about their health. Saturday forenoon Hol-
lis became suddenly Ill and was compelled
20 take TO his bed. Sunday, Lewis aud Dalton,
who O moment before felt all right, were SINH
lnrly stricken. All three grew RAPIDLY worse and
turned dark blue. Day before yesterday,
ROLLS died Just twenty-four hours after be was
first attacked. Shortly before IL o'clock last
night, Lewis died, after being sick the same
length Of time. Dalton ls yet alive.
Many theories are advanced as 10 the cause OF
death. The doctors claim that IL was maiarial
fever but the strange circumstances were re-
ported 10 the police headquarters, and an inves-
tigation as 10 poisoning is being made. The blue
discoloration OF the bodies took place before
death. The affair Is causing Intense interest,"
and win be prObed 10 the bottom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
DANVILLE's RABIES PATIENTS.
Their Cases Considered Very Serious
Their Treatment-Their Condition.
sTRv taleqraph 10 the Dispatchl


'[By telegraph to the Dspatch.l
NEW YORK, November = Policeman Lennon,
Of Baltimore, who was badly bitten by mad
dog several days ago, is expected at the Pasteur
Institute. In Tenth street, 10 Join the small
colony OF Nirginans, who are being inoculRted
against hydrCphOba by DR.. Gibicr. The ten
patlents from Danyille, Va. were grouped in tho
uarlor when q reporter called this morning. Tho
adults looked serious, bat the children were
nIavinr about tho room and evidently none tho
worse for the four inoculntioDs gwen them yes
tefday.
DR.. Gibier would not allow the patients to be
interviewed. He said they we're IN highly ner-
yous condition. and talking about their case
would only aggrayate their exdtablity. He
considered their cases very serious, as they had
waited 80 long before having the treatment ad-
ministered One OF the Lee children had died
OF rabies about two weeks ago, and all the per-
sons were bitten curing August end September
The Doctor hopes that the lnoculatioEs may
prove eiiicacious.
The treatment will be continued for fifteen
days, the lymph being injected IN the sido, four
injections being made each day for the hrst few
days, and the quantity being gradually dimn-
ished towards the end Of the treatment. II ID
painless, he says, the sensation being nothing
more than that Of a pin prick, and tue after
effects for awhile are hardly pcrceptble.
While the reporter was talking 10 DIR. Gibisr
his assistants brought In the lymph ana hypo-
dermic syrnges on tray, ana preparations
were at once made for the second days inocu-
lations.
Tho progress Of the cases will be closely
watched by physicians. In all, thirty-six per-
sons were bitten by one little skye terrier before
II finally died. When tho Lees were first bitten
they had no idea that the puppy was mad, and
gave It 70 friends. Itwas presented IN turn 70 nVe
different families, each being under the lmpre9
sion that the bites were harmless, until little
Gusts Lee died OF hydrophobia. DIR. GiDier OK
poets TO treat many of the remaining persons
who we're bitten.
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The Muare. Case.
~ lolcgraph 70 the Dispatch

y T-I'ETHVl 70 FU1 IIslIHEIIII
o. iNeI0N, %. c., November 2a.--Ihe report
.'-f q Ncruggs relative 20 the Ni!efes case
b., '.-l received at the Department Of State,
. appears thefefrOin that no legal demand
"a 'ai' upon the captain OF the Philadelphia
Pro surrender 81 Mtares by the Venezuelan
'i,l-uL The only demand WAS Of a verbal
-i"'.t-, On the allegation that he was "an
.i} V the government" No specific charge
s. '.ae ot violation by him Of the ordinary
"s' o. lcnczuelA.
t'' iepiosontatlOn has been made 70 the lega-
etih would lead 20 tbs conclusion that the
,''i.ment O Venezuela folt aegfieYed ri the
a., y Iae Consul % Ia OuAyra or OF tho cap
~. n %. FnlIahnl.lhia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

the church, led him outside and nothing more .
was tboueht OF the AFFAIR until suddenly
True rushed into the rom With kni,v
IN bis hand and stabbed Wslthau 20 arhsn, ,
True was arrested and lodged IN AL. lnsls
was great Indignation about the murder an
last night mob broke into tpe fail and carrleo
True 20 a tree tn tue jaii-yard and strung nin,
I'D By the neck. While tho man hing wri'nnnt rint
In the agonies OF death, tour bullets were hios
into his oody by the mob.
The lynching party was composed OF coiorea
mon carefully organized. Alter the pIisontt
had been secured and was being led 70 the lreo
where be was strung up he asked time 70 pisI' pal
The leader Of the mob refused him permission.
some one shouted Let him pray. See what he
will say" The leaders OF tho mob. however,
were too ANXIOUS to'complete their work 70 ,n,
dul2e IN forInaiitics and the negro was seu' in'o
eternity without the last soiace OF prayer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Miller & Rhoads.
| WEDNESDAY,,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
! SATURDAY {!
SPECIAL
SALE
OF
JACKETS! !!

overlook this important announcement want
We MUST HAVE the room for other lines
goods Wrap necessity brings about your opportunity TO
save money Come and be FITTED and SUITED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
California Possibly Divided.
a. teIeeraph TO tho Dispstcn.l

SAN Francisco, November 29.--'lhe official
votes OF all the counties IN California, with the
exception Of san Francisco. give Harrison piu-
rality OF 6,422. The returns IRON all bat nine
precincts in ran Francisco give Cleveland piu-
rality IN this city and county Oh b.lI2. num-
her of irregularities In returns from the remain
ing precinctsin this city may delay the canvass
for few dsys The figures given from outside
counties are based upon she average vote given
the Republican and Democratic electors Tue
plurality Is so narrow, and in view of the fact
that the vote tor electors varies, IL In possible
that when the offieinl vote has been completed
as 10 Individual electors the electoral vote may
DO divided between Harrison and Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
ALEXANDER WANT DEAD.
lie Was Possibly the Greatest of Ameri-
can Landscape Painters.

iBy telegraph TO tue DiSpatcb'l
NEW YORK, November 29.-AleIander H. Wy
ant, n. A., the American landscape painter,
died at bis apartments adjoining his studio, IN
the Young Mems Christian Association building,
Twonty-thrd street, Ht two minutes OF > O'Clock
this morning of -Otening Of the brain.
Mrs. Wyant and her son, Dr. Yale, and several
friends were OF tho bedside OF the artist when
he died. Tho body viii be taken TO Nonkers Tor
burial.
Mr. Wyant was regarded by many as the
greatest ~ American landscape painters, ana
his studies OF autumn effects in our forests ana
views Of nature in ,he AdirOndacks and along
the Ohio river gave him a fame more thaa c1n-
tirentGL His contributions 10 tue annual eX-
hihltion OF OF the National Academy OF Design
,ge-e always above the average and were Tea
lures Of the artistic displays made by the art
societies OF which no was "a member.
Among the works exhibited by Mr.. Wyant
were Tho Ohio valley 1863; g Scenes on the
Potomac" ISGS; North Woods and Au-
tumn," 1859; "Kiulmey," 1864; Autumn
in the Adirondacks,' 1880: Tho Last Day OF
summer 1890; "OctOber Day spring OF
1890, and " Landscape" and October Day IN
tho present autumn exhibition. There Is spe-
cal exhibition Of his works now open in this
city. ,c, ,
a wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
institu,ions nnd their income gone for mo same

reason.
H. 81. Conner. receiver Of the Central railroad,
has given the Hollins committee all tho aid IN
his power, furnishing exhaustive date aud sup
plying an elaborate review OF the road. Nj.
Conner 10 known 20 be doubtful about the Hol-
Inns scheme tor the reason that he does not con-
sider that the Central properly IN iss best days
could earn the nxed charges now imposed oy the
super-added obligations and heavy interest. lie
made this plain In tho report 70 the holins
committee. although he did not at;empt TO ex-
press on opinion about the solvency or Insolvency
ot the property.
Superintendent Wadley's report, showing that
s4.500.000 is likely 20 be needed IN putting
the rcsd.bed In prime condition, seems TO en-
phasize Mr.. Corners views.
IL IS already intimated that the Holins COM
mittee will not undertake rehabilitation OF the
Central-rsilroad property under the plan al first
laid down. That company has now grave DOUBTS
about the solyency OF the property and OF us
ability 10 work out on the plans nrst laid down
by Holllns A. Co. The house. II u said, fayots
reorganization scheme somewhat on me me
laid down oy Speyer a Co, and such plan mgy
be submitted at the Wednesday meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
The yvyomlng Result.
fRr tolerrapa % lhe Dlspatch.l

ITN IVIVFt aUal =" Vs17
CagyENsg, WYo.. November 29'-Ine ma
count ~ the Carbon county vote makes ihe
Legislature Republican 90 loint ' palo.' " nnhe ~
senate. IL b said, however, that the Democrat
and Popuiis,s win have control Of the lowel
bouse tnd vii unseal q number OF Republicans
elected before oOnsenting 20 meet IA lo.ht sss'
To- Ttcre IL also a ifch regarding Dr. Osborne'
taaing bls place as Governor, for which there @ 4
no troyls,on nnder the Constitution. II is hkei,
THAT ,be matter viii have 10 DE settled Dy @ ane
courts II the LEGISLATURE joes not pass d pui ptv
ylding for the diftculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
New York Associated Press.

New YORK. November 29.--At a special meet
Ing OF the New York state Associated Press, heit
to-day at the Holland hOuse, contract Tor news
by the Executive Committee with the Associated
Press for term OF fifteen years from the hrst
day Of December. was ratified. This contract
permits the alliance Of the New York state As
sociation with the Associated Press. which in-
cludes the great dailies OF the metrorolis-the
Herald, the World. the Times, tho Iribhns. the
Journal Of Commerce, the EreBfng telegram, the
EUsnfng World, the Ecening bd'f and Express,
the Erenfng Post, the StGais zsaung, and the
Commercial AdrsrtfsSr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
EXTRA AND COAL TRAIN COLLIDE.
smash-Up on the n. and w. Near Black
stone-One Man Badly scalded.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CREwR, VA, November 29.-About IL o'clock
last night west-bound extra on the Norfolk ana
Western railroad collided with an easi-bound
coal train Just west Of Blackstone, badly wreck
ing both engines and demolishing eleven cars
with coal anc twenty-9ne empty gondolas Iae
accident was caused by the conductor ana engi.
neer OF the extra forgetting their orders. All OF
the crews escaped by jumping except N. .. w.
Lester the fireman on the extra, who vas caught
In the wreck and terribly scahed. lie was
brought 70 tho hospital hero this morning. All
trains have been seriously delayed by the acci-
dent Passengers were Transferred to-day, DUB
Il Is GOV thought the east-bound evening train
viii be gotten by the wreck on time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
por,smou,h's superb Celebration.

IopecieI telegram 70 Inc DIs2sVor'I
NORFOLK, Va, November 29.-Tho Democrats
al Portsmon tn had a superb celebration OF the
Democratic victory tonight consisting oil grshu
torohlignt parade, with bon-ires, transparencies,
salyos " artillery and pyrotechnics withous
end There were several bands OF music and
over l,500 men we're In line, including 3VV
boreemen and two olubs from Norfolk county.
Thousauds OF Portsmouth and Norfolk people
lined the sidewalks, and every Democrat In the
city Illuminated his house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Nod az Homrssead.

10y telograph % he Dispatch.l
d, hsTtAD, PA, November 2o.-In regard "a
y d,hpread reports q deslitutiOn ana con.
h t'.ni suffering among t0rmer employees oi
~, .egls Mills here. consequent On the
B,-'.l t1aud0ameat oi the strike and The fail-
ns ~ stnze benefits, az Investigation has been
T,.so oy repOftsf of the Asoociated Press.
sfe11sss proportion of iale sIesl-vorkers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

born In Beaver county. Pa, June 90, 1900, and
was therefore in the asa year OF bis age.
Notwithstanding his advanced age, he mad en-
iOyed exceptionally good health up TO the time
of his last sickness, and his mental yigor seemed
to have kept fun pace with his physical sound
ness.
ON the 10Th instant he was stricken with q
cold sccOmpHniad by low consuming fever,
and continued getting weaker until Saturday
last. when he rallied 20 such an extent mat the
family were encouraged TO believe be might re-
cover. The improvement in bis condition was,
however, uf short duration, and the Following
day he had a relapse, siuCe which time he has
been steadily losing ground, until now tho
spark " life Is eX'inguisheG.
Hc died in the White House surrounded by all
the members Of tho Presidents family, including
President Harrison himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
wllmington,, wsleoms Week.
La ialerrnpn % the plspatcb.l

WnNIHGT0S, n. c., November 2g.- Wiiming-
toms Welcome Week q festivities began 70
day aad viii continue en- Saturday: lbs city 70
brilliant With decorations and liunlinas9ne. 9s,' :
1housapds ol strangers are In attendance. The
atfractons are many and varied. A trades pa
rade Wednesday night and display oI IRE
works on 3 grand scale are two OF tue ieadipk
features. To-day there was marine parade anu
boat-rsces for prizes on tho river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
nrArn OF AN OLD CITIZEN.

MIC. T. Liyesay, aged about 90 years, a we'll
known and respected farmer of Prince George
comfy died this morning. lie was one Of the
most prosperous farmers Of the county. lie
leaves a number OF near relatives and friends III
this city, His body VIII be brought mere TO-
morrow for interment.
mir. Dngley. citizen Of Edgecombe county,
n C., mas secured a farm near this city, where
he proposes 10 cultivate on large scale Dnght
tobaccOs for our market.
Rev. Father Lightneart, OF Richmond, oflclated
nj ~. Joseuh's Catholic church ON Sunday In the
absence OF tho pastor, Father o'FarrelL
a nne literary class in this city and has engaged
20 deliver a series Of SIX lectures on the poet
TeDnyson and his writings, the second of which
will be given tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Total number. er................"......
LIE PRISONERS.

LIFE EhlSONEfH.
There are life prisoners in tho insti-
tuition. divided as follows: White men. 81;
colored men. 4; colored women. 2. Of the
5O5 couylcts received during the fiscal year
III were married and 1888 single. The par
dons during the year were 20; escapes (all
from gangs hired on public works., IL
deaths. 63. ,r,
Surgeon Nash says in his report: The
percentage of m ortality Is small, but. in
nv opinion, it would have, been smaller
had not so many prisoners been returned
from the various railroads IN very deDlo-
rsble condition"
The births during the year were 2. and
the number OF children in the institution
at present is 6. OF these one is white
female. are colored males, and Is col
ored female.
From Richmond there were received
during the year: White men, 8; white wo-
man, /: colored men, SO; colored women,
3--total, AZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Cst0OATE KOLB SUCCUMBS.
r, Iraucuration OF Governor Jones, Of
Aiap-ma. WIN Not He Disturbed.
FJt0-ocrapn 10 tho DisDatch.l !

ih '.'si4ph 10 'ue blH"dttu.l
N"-.pfy, AIt., November &S.-lSpecinl
.-al,. .etal Press. There will be nothing
'. o.. Inauguration ot Governor Jones
.-f.. kolh said to-day that be would
-..- rf 90 hr sworn in, AMI that he would
p. irlg himself before the people ot
o.. .,.i. .I r.rurcti0u with the inauguration.
..-H. .I have reached the conclusion that
.. ..- up able 90 Oust Governor Jones,
f - already laying pipes 'Or the cleo
t , t.if- hence. His present object IS
H-r. OF the LEGISLATURE down Ou the
arI make u an issue In the next
~u- oi hIs followers, however, seem
f... lrr bIh will pass. They say uat
e- r..n'ry can prevent hoib trom be-
-.t.-r.r I1ore "a talk about making
..-. ~ which the tiil viii bc passe' To-
'.. ... l. The session, il Kolb viii agree
.... .-est II the last election under u.
...H consent b this there Is little
-.. . ... passage Of the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

Isn't it about time for the house to
90 into Committee Of the Whole on the
subject of Oyercoats? A resolution to
dress warmly is now very much in or.
der. Can you pass a winter without
new Overcoat ? Wouldn't it be better
to take one than TO take cold ? We've
got the warmest, nobbiest, best-made,
and most durable Overcoats You have
ever seen. It's dream OF warm cor
ner 10 put on one of these coats. Don't
hesitate between the warm clothing and
the doctor if you wait too long. even
the doctor may not be able to pull you
through February. We can, though
come and see what we have 10 do it with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
i'rppnc,s of the Invitations TO Take
Part Coming Ia SLOWLY.

telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
'' ..u>, November 20 -Acceptances 10
.......u- sent out by the state Department
.-.-. ..ltries TO lake Iart In tho naval re-
uGr ia very slowly. Only two OF the
IuEtr-, Great Britain aud France,
... .' fre smaller once, Portugal the
'. and liGiti. have signined their in-
..Ifug vessels. Mexico, China, Dom
... -.rco Of the South American repub-
.... ...HleI the invitation on tie ground
..E ..Id not make good showing with
ugs and obsolete armament and
Eu,tis. Germany, Italy, Spain, aud
r.Hsriye1 naval ma ions Will no doubt
-..H ...riE the invitation aud send ships
-t.r with their standing as naval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

After hearing reports very encouraging letter
from missionary 10 The Semlnoles IN kioxids
yn read. rhe society decided 70 send conert.
bntion for the dinner 70 be furnished those In
Ciians on chrsstmAs-Day. An article entitled -
Glance at the Indian Question" was read since
the last meeting . valued member has been
called % her reward. and ahe sosiety mourns the
ioss of xrs y. T. Howard. The hour ot the next
meeting Ia changed 20 ~ o'clock N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
tHaY WITH FREE PASSES"
'-ti Was tho Cry-Now II Il, "On with
Free Passes Again"

telegraph % tho Dispatch.l
.t > G., November 29.--One Of the
ue Tmmsn campaign in this State
Say UI,h fee passes on railroads. AM
-'f. as- made that tho members Of the
.i.tr. state officers, etc, were bam-
'i tlo Presentation Of ttes passes, and
.i. f.Irlsi. hat tamad fhom. When Thu
.t..r Ilt0 ulUer the Ants ased their own
-. A .sr.rrt them, ana secured tie passage
t. prohibiting tho acceptance OF free
ie-tiatora ana state Ofncers. Now
'i .-. tcpoal tho law and on with free
Tho administration organ to-day
GEO. tlrsin, ana Reproson iatye Duncan
-.i.at % bl IN the House. The chances are