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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
A Priest with q Pistnl

Father Rosario Naska, this Italian priest
OF Hszsltoo. Pa, ia compelled, In conse-
queuce of t1e threats OF assassination by
some OF bis lawless Practitioners. to carry q
large eaven.shooter to protect himself. The
trouble In the parish started year or more
ago, when father Girimondi took charge.
The sjorty OF the psrlshoners refused to
support him, aud be was compelled to ask
Bishop O'Hara to transfer him to aBother
parish. Af.er Father Girlmond i left. Bishop
O'Hara sent Father Naaca there, hoping
that be would bring around the belligerent
members of the h,ok but he failed. For
the past ak months he only received $40
for his support.
Last Sunday week ons of the opposing
faction called on him to have bis child ohris-
tened, cad when Esther Nssoa told him thst
unless he paid S. he would not perform the
ceremony, he left the house In q .sge, say
ing that he would drive the priest back to
Italy. A few days later one CT Father Mac
cad iSlends told him that he overheard the
italian whose obiid he refused to christen
and two other Italians plotting to 1aylay
the priest some night as he was returning
from sick call, plunge etiletto Into him
eud hide his body 10 tt Q woods. Thia alarm.
ed the priest, and be went at once to store
and purchased revolver, which he carries
constantly with him. He Gags that II any
one attempts to IL j1re him he will shoot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Richmond Terminal Affairs

At the Baltimore Stock Exchange yester-
day there was better feeling In railroad
bonds oithe Richmond end Danvlle Roads
Rumors were again current In New York
OF inside differences over the Richmond Ter.
minal pan of reorganization. The indiea-
tor will say to day that there lie no truth In
the report as to Gen. Samuel Thomas being
at variance with the Richmond Terminal
committee, aud that General Thomas will
on. up two dollars instead OF one, II neces
sary, to help the plan to go Trough. Ga
the other hand, it was stated yesterday that
General Thomas was displeased en- several
grounds
Application hiss been made for Lifting trust re-
Gel pts 20 repreteut Terminal common and pre-
fer,ed also Terminal per cent and 6 per cent
honda which may bo deposited for exchange. 1t
is not proposed to list ct present receipts repre-
senting deposits of other securities. An Atlanta
dispatch says Judge Pardes decided the Georgia
Uentral Rsi rosd case yesterday By app hitting the
directors Of the road to be receivers for the pre-
sent, thus taking it out OF the Richmond Termi.
nal control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WARRINGTON, March 20.
SENATE

Among the pepe,s presented by The wee
President were three sets Of resolutions OF
"Tne organized worklngmen OF the District
OF Columbia" demerdire sufficient sppIo-
pristions for text books for pupils In the
public schools demanding thu rights OF To-
cal government, in sympathy with demo
cratic principles and eIj5yed everywhere
e1cep. at the national Ce pial, end petition
Ing for effective laws making hours days
work for all workman. mechanics and labor
ers employed In bahslt Of the United States
or OF the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Stewart gave ro!ice that be would, n
Monday next, move 70 take up the Senate
bill to provide for the fec coinage of geld
and silver.
A bill for commission 10 report on the
employ ment CT he pneumatic tube for the
rapid transportation OF msils in large cities
was tavorsbIy repor! Ell also bills for Sta
tue of Robert Dale Owen In the grounds of
the Smlthsonisn Institutions; one otJohn Err.
icsecn, the inventor aud constructor OF the
monitor; one OF Gen. Francis Marion. and
to purchase painting OF Abraham Lincoln.
Tbs resolution requesting the President to
refrain from alottiDg in severslty this landa
OF the southern U:e Iodlans YVES taken up
and Mr.. Walcott addressed tue Sanate
thereon. The resolution wa7 agreed tc az
the Senate proceeded tos1ecutive busineee.
HOTsF
The silver excitement seemed TO have en-.
tlrely eubsided when the House net this
morning. Tbs after dance both on The floor
end In the galleries was small, and the silver
and anti silver leaders relaxed their activity.
Mr.. Blsnd and his lieutenant, Mr.. Pierce,
were sheep!, and lie only leaders OF the
anls who we're present when the Speaker
called the House TO order were Mr.. Tracey,
OF New York, ard Mr.. HaEter, OF Ohio,
whose faces wore an expression Of perfect
content.
The Speaker lsid before The Rou;e COM
muniea;ion from Roger @ Mills. stating that
be had cent 10 the Governor ef Texas his
re 8 guation es representative from the
Ninth district Of Texas to take { feet tc.dsy.
The Communication Waa spread upon the
j,urnal.
Nr. Campbell, Of New York, risiog 10 a per-
sonal explanation, said II ii, had been here he
would have voted against he silver bill.
A bill for the New York al New Jersey Bridge
Company across the Hudson river was reported
favcrably.
The House then went into COmmit.e, OF The
Whole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
The Behring Sea Matter.

1t ie ssid that the President and his Cabi.
net are we'll pleased with the conolIiatory
tone OF Lord Salsoury's note OF the 26.h
ms, especially 90 it is held to ooncede the
pont that has been the principal cause OF
contention, W., a renewal OF the modus Vi
vendi of last year 70. The protection Of the
seal fisheries.
Tee Senate had three hours' session ysE.
tsfday which was devoted to debate Oh the
Bshrlng Sea qass Ion. Lord Salisbnry's lat
est proposition having been submitted to the
Ssua.e by the President. The general tone
of the talk on both sides OF the chamber was
one of sstlsle c.ion with the last note of Lord
Salisbury. The speakers favored the ratlfi.
cation of the treaty Without any proviso.
and It might have besn done yesterday lad
1: not have been that there are still come
more Ssns ,rs who have something to sag
OF the subject, and the vote Was postponed
till to-day at their request.
The reply of Lord Salisbury iSregarded ct
the Navy DEPARTMENT az ending all posi-.
bilitg OF tas necessity OF a naval demonstrG-
ton In tae North Pacific waters. A few
naval vessele, probably not more than Ave,
will be sent to Behring Sea to cooperate
with Great Britain 10 doing police duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Methodist Conference

At yesterdays session in Harrisonburg OF
the Ba timore conference OF the NJ E..
Church Sout!. the passage OF characters was
begun, and the repol t. OF the ministers show
an increase in all the lines OF church work.
The report Of the educational committee
OF the Wesleyan Female Institute was cub
nitted. The report was very general one,
concluding With recommendation Tor the
resppointmept OF DR.. William A. Harris ss
president. The committee on education
presen' ed an amendment, asking coufereu os
TO appropriate Sc 0o0 for the purpose OF
erectiog an infirmsry and hall In connection
to the college. The amendment was cp
posed by several members. as the institution
is COW il debt over $4,000, and lost DR..
Harris made speech regarding the college.
Bishop Keeuee interrupted him requesting
him to give fgures about the institutes e
nsrces, and iutimating that the college had
not done as veil as 1t might have done. The
report was sent back to the committee be-
cause OF Ia indefniteness.
The order Of the day was taken up, 1t be-.
ing the time eet apart 70. memorial services
t the members OF the conference who died
during the past year, and many eulogies
we're delivered.
Inc report on temperance was RQopI2o
without word OF discussion. II simply
said that expression had oitsn bean given
on the sutiact by beth annual and general
conference, and that the discipline was
clear and emphatic upon 1t. 30 that it SIM
ply reafirmed Its opposi:ion to int:mper-
ance in ali its forms.
MIR. John W. Munsop, treasurer OF the
joint board of finance, submitted his report.
1t showed collections as follows: Bishops
fund. assessed 1853, pOid 81 .666; supsrsr-
uua,ed fund. assessed. s9,979. paid S7,977;
educational fund 81 954. paid 81 39l; B Bile
cause, $l46 Mr.. J. E Alexander, treasurer
OF the mipsion bosrd, also made bis report.
Owing to the large amount Of work before III -,
body, an sftei noon eession was he'd with Rev.
T. E. Carson acting as PRESIDENT in the absence
Of tho bishop.
The commit on district COME ence records
reported that they have examined the records of
all the districf conferences and that they were
found to be in the very best condition lossible.
The report Of the committee on insurance Of
church property and parsonsges was read and
adopted
report from the committee on educition wss
read in which they ak this conference to sppro-
rriate five hundred dollars for the support Of the
Payne and Lane Colored Institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
VIRGINIA HRWs.

Mrs. Cecilia Vendeval Ter, Of Ca ke
c1un'y. died yesterday.
R. J. j. L,dbatter. Of Petersburg, and J..
g. Vaughn, OF Che:tslf Id county are dead,
NJ II Lapefia!d. one Of the largest ms,-
chants OF Danville, died there yesterday.
VIM e. Psrrish, a wsll.known business
man OF R'ehuond, died yesterday.
TIE cou:;martial proceedings for the trial
Of Commander Grshsm, we're begun In RIch.
mocd yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Page, wife CT Nicholas N.
Page, died at bey home in Alosmsrle couu.
y on Ga urday.
Governor Mckinney has refused to psrd:n
E Baioyd Grymes, undergoing sen.enoe for
IsTc9ny OF funds from The troaeurer of Rich
mond.
JEFF Dooley, the negro who murdered
Officer Mabye at Roanoke about two mcuthe
ago, and who has been cooh1ed In jail 10
Lynchburg to await hls execution on April
s. died yesterday from consumption.
Rev. Father Edmund Ddier, OF B.lt-
more, who il visiting q friend in Norfolk,
had an awful fall down long fight OF { .rs
a. hls fliepd'a house few dsys eirco and
gas seriously Injured.
Capt Henry E. Orr, one OF the editors OF
the No folk Virginian died aucds7 night.
Hs bad been connected with a number Of
papars In Virginia and North Carolce. ard
daring the lat, war was captain cttke 81 t
Virginia Regiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Atrocious Deeds.

Police Inquiries into the case OF two
brothers named Kouikvoeky, who are i'm.
prisoned al WARSAW, Russia, on the charge
Of numbering acd robbinG q peasant near
Bielcstock, hes revealed the practice o. tie
Wholesale murder Of emierantI 90 the
frontier. Already the naked bcdi5s OF Use
Victims have beer discovered in the snow In
the wood adjacaDt to the hcuss occupied by
the Kouiikvoskye, who lived in ths village
of Monki. There have been many dissp.
pearsnces of late In the neigh 5o-hcod Of t1e
Koulikvosky residence, and the police etti-
mate thst the two brothsrs hsve murdered
at lestt forty persons. The elder brother,
who was pes SAT- farmer, hes vou.g
vie, who, 1t is charged, took edvaL ige of
her sex t. aoet her hubbard lie his crims,
receiving her share OF the epoiIs secured
from the unfortunate vicims 0! her Wies.
The younger BIT tier he'd been cod sr
10 the Russian army but bis Tina hsd ez-
pired. He took to smuggli2g across the
frontier as livelihood, and, naturally, be-
devious paths that led into Prns:lsn terri.
tory. Msoy OF the persons leaving Rusaie,
particularly emigran.s, we're net supplied
with the pa espcrs required By he govern.
uens bsfcre RlseiaEs are allowed 10 leave
the country nd in these persons the & .uik.
Voskys found their victims. They would
approach The Kouiikgoeky5 aud bargain
With them for q safe conduct beyond Rue.
sian soil and, with his kno ledge OF tie
frontier, ID was compsl ALVEY easy un1er.
takiog fer the younger brother to get t!em
away from Russian Certitcry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
DR. Flowers Case.

The msdicsl fraternity Of Virginia 70 deeply in
terestsd in the questions which led to tina arrest
Of Dr. 3. c. Fowler of Boston, fos practicing his
prof. sal u in Richmond wi hout having been ex-
amined by the Board Of State Medical Examiner,
The points at issue were argued before Judge
Witt for four hours yesterday evening. The
medical examiners employed the services Of Hon.
B. T. Barton, of Winchester; MAJOR 3. g. Pegrsm
and Mr.. Frank 81. MoGuire, Of Richmond, to
assist the commonwealth attorney in the prose-
cution OF the case. The counsel for the defendant
argued that the set of the legialstlre providing
for the examination of applicants for the pric,ice
OF medicine and surgery is unconstitutional, for
ths reason that it mak,s provision for practice
in the State of nom, e:idsnt phys clans unless
they i've within ten miles Of the Virginia border
They say the b. ard could not have e1aniaed Dr.
Fowler had he made application, Though the Con-
s;.ution of the Uuised States gives to citzs-s Of
one State t5e same privilege TO prosecute their
profession in another State as the residents Of
such state. Judge Witt will decide the case on
ThpFsdsys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

AJUDeE In Philadelphia 10 discheraiog q
Jury last week, spoke t. thom ss follows; ;
att Is Incredible tina. man Of average inteili.
gsnee should stand out sgansss verdict Of
murder in the Fl is dsgreo in the fsce of the
evidence which has bosn given In this court.
Y % ars not only q disgrace to soos:y. but
are clearly defeating the ends of Justice.
Hereafter 1t need cause 30 surprise II clti-
z,us should be assaulted OF the streets with.
nu; iase,fsrsncs % the psvs Of thu police"
And vet tha cltiz,ns OF Philadelphia are
aeayils taxed TO pay for thu preservation OF
life and propssty il that olt5. end for the en-
soroemens OF law asd order there. But the
Philadelphia iu,y was 20 worss than hun
drsds of other iurles. Leaving out OF View
the fact,. of bribery. N Dat jaFles, lise most
men, are governed by Ignorance and p'e)a'
dice, and are therefore inoapsb!e OF render
Ing just verdicts. Better change the jury, for
some other system by which c:iminsls may
be brought TO jns'ice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

MEDICINE AND SURGERY IN JAPAN
Surgical operations are very succeseful 10
Japan, and the healing process Ia rapid, ow.
Ing probably to the absence o, the people
from alcohol and tbtir not being fsah eat.
ers. The Japanete are III saace ptlble to
scarlet fever and small-p,x, ths later at
enc iima rife among them, has been checked
and almos. ex ermina,ed By voluntary vac
oination. The mortality OF Toxic, a Vas
city Whioh covers 100 square miles of ground,
is onls 20 per 1000. The infant mortality
is high, owing t., the too early exposure OF
newborn children. l. is not uusual to see
wesk.o;d baby strapped ca TIE back OF 8
child Of shont sight, and sens out to he an
bied about as Its infant ruise plays and
romps With other children In the street
The Japanese, like the Chinese, are subject
to peculiar disease called kakke, In which
the patient Ia the yietim OF an increasing
leshsrgy aud weakness, and Glow dagene-
ration OF The nervous system. IL !s ssid t,
be due TO eating rice. which Ia the ttap!e
food Ct thu county, and can be smeliort tad,
II not cured, By change of diat.-Hospital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
"Prince" Michael.

DETROIT, Mich, Mar 90 The e1smina'
ton ef "Prince" Michael, bis "splrltnal
wife" E IA Court, and numbar OF bis fol
lowers Who ware arrested yesterday reveals
horrible state OF effaire. The case OF Der.
nee Bschel, very pretty girl OF Is. Is one q
tie borrowing crimes for which Phnce MI
chael will have to answer. With the assist
ance OF E,iz, Court, 1t is aaid ibis innocent
child was deliberately detauched by Ptince
Michael. Wives OF the deIuded followers
of this cunning scoundrel have likewise
been debauched and young women have
been submitted to ruin under Prince Mich.
ael's teaching Of spiritual marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
ggWs OF THE Day.

Two aiie besters we're lashed t Leonard.
town. Nd, yesterday.
8The tag rate OF Baltimore has been fixed
a. S1.55
LUCKY Bid Sin has forgiven his dsuob.
ter Anita for her runaway marriage.
Nearly 1872 900 cases on the csntletes
fles 10 the Pension Bureau represent lbe
work Of tie last FIVE months.
TIE democratic mambers OF the Eouse
ways and mears committee are In favor NJ
the 6usl adjournment OF Congress June /.
The House sod Senate committees m
naval sf,ir5 will make o favorable reoart
on III. dill TO iransfer ;hs revenue marine
service 10 the Navy Department
TIE tt stlmoDy In chief In The Schneider
murder t;lGl In Wssh!ue ton has been con.
cluded and the IskiUg oft:s,imopy p re.
hu til commenced.
Two hundred Sou hem negroes enplo7ed
to work On an Adirondack. n. Y, 1e!lroad
yestl rdsy refused to 60 further than UtIcs
On account Of stories OF cruelty.
Mr. Band has mada statement cbs,o.
ing Speaker Cfsp with having acted in Dad
faith toEsrds bim In regard TO the silver
bill. The Speaker denies the otsrge.
The pearl earrings belonging to Mrs. Hrr.
greayes. which caused go much trouble IN
Mrs. Osborne, we're sold at suction In Lor.
don yesterday for $500.
A tumutUous meeting Il The IfIsh Ma.
,io1al Federation in favor Of home rul q took
place al Cooper UaioD. In New York, Ia t
night, Tie speakers bsipg il terlupted by
Kisses and yells, which caused the police t,
put number of the audience cut If the
building.
Ia ;ae U. 8. senets yesterday Senator Nc.
Milan introduced bill appropriatlrg 500.
COO toward he leg innate expenses Of en-.
Pertaining tue G. A. R. t their tSerty.sixta
annual encampment. 10 Washington city,
next fall. A bill was also introduced Great.
ipg the Office OF forestry commissioner.
dispatch from Australia ssys Deemirg
has bad narrow escapes from lSnchipg While
on his way from Perth 10 Melbourne. TIE
carriege windows were broken, aud the PC
lice had hard work t, prevent he csplure
OF the murderer by tue crowds t5st tlirsted
for his life. Deemipg shoEed hljset terror,
Robert Cnllen. o ass blower, til t. two
yesrs cd, fred 6ye ebots f.om 8 revo.ver {
his vile Bella last iill in Brooklyn. Two
of the bullets struck Mrs. CuIien, oGe IL The
back and the other In the hip. The cause
of the shoo leg vas insere iee'cu5y on the
pal If the bu band who has heen driI king
very heavily OF late ard has done little or
no work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Stabbine ARRAY.

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 29-While Bernard
B:schcf vas passing the neighborhood Of
Hope and Cumberland tIeets early this
morning he saw several young men torment
Ing an CID man. Bischof demonstrated
with them, and quarrel followed, dnrIrg
which Bischoff drew knife and stabbed
two OF the gang-Jacob Heck and Jacob
Eldler-woundipg them seriously. The in-
inred man were tsken 10 hospital aid
Bisohoff was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

INvIEw Ct tie fact tnst n isas provided
when the S:sts sold her million dollars to-
terest In the Loutoun ana Hampshire Rail-
zosd for ffty.riue Thousand, that the read
should be produced to Winchester, unless
come move be made at olce Ia tast diEec
zion 1t wauld bs well for Inc Attorney Ger
eral 10 lie aire into the matter. especially az
enc whole Richmond and DAnviiIe system is
now conducted under he old Loudoun and
Hsmpshite charter. II the FatmsEs' ALI.
anoe members of the Legislature, intt.ad OIL
washing time ca bills to put the manage
ment OF railroads IL the hands OF farmer,
had provided that railroads should comply
with their charters. and instead of spending
Hundreds Of thouaanes OF dollsr5 OF build
Sings IN Washington ard Atlanta, should
nave their offices in Virginia. and that tbs
owsers OF such roads, instead ct spending
she money made by those roads, On sea
side cottages apt on mountain homes in the
North, and pslatal residences in the citias
uf the came section, they would have done
ehe State eome good, and recommended
themselves to ths favor Of their corstiiu-
EMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Fatal Accident.

Por1svILLE, Pa, Mar. 29.-Jas. McGuite,
of Port Carbon, leader at E'gle Hill Col
lie,y, was fatally Injured In horrible man.
ner last evening. He got upon the platform
to etart the coal into the chute and when i:
began be jumped again to the gapgwsy. a
miner'a drill had csrelessy been lett stand
ing 10 the esngwsy with point up aud Nc
Gulre landed nsirlde fit. The sharp drill
pierced bis abdomen to depth of FIVE
liz ches. He was taken 10 the miners hos
p,tal at Foup tain Spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
BERLIN. Mar. % "A defeat was admins

BEB11N, Mar. ga defeat was admins
tered to the Prutsian government In the
lower house OF the Diet to-day when prop
osition to reinsert in the estimates which
we're under discussion the vote for ne"
cruiser wss ri acted by vote OF III to lo9
PARIS, MAJ 29.-A dispatch II m Porto Move
the French settlement 10 the Blight OF Benln'
West Africa, states that 3 French fun-boat from
that place while ascending the river Cuone IN
Dahomy, with the Governor of the French possess
sions on board, was fred upon by Dshomeyans.
The attack was entirely unproyoked snd threat
ems to result In serious trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

JUDGING FRcM Il way many o. tbs DEM
eryatic members of ths . g. House Of Rep.
.Ssensatives are talking, feeling among
them agsinat adopting the majority repor
of the committee on eisctions Of that body
In she Elmirs, N. Y, contested Gaze, which
gives the sgst to the republican contestant,
isincreasing. If should bs defeated taetwo
democratic msmhsrs g the commiItse who
sisued tia. report Will te In an AWKWARD
position befoSe their party. Men ere only
aumsp, and 1t can hardly be expsetss snsS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
The Rehring Sea Trouble

LONDON, March 29.--A.taoush the for
eign offioe does not oonfitm the statement.
Ii Ia repeated from high source that Lord
Salisbury has received cable dispatch from
Sir 10 ian Paun cefote, the British minister
at Washington, announcing that tie United
States had sgreed to the proposal on &C.
count OF The Behring S,a msster contsined
In Lord Salisbury's dispatch of Marc'l &c
The result oithe negotiations Ia taken here
to be pronounced Triumph for Eogland dl.
plomacy. The charges that tie position o.
the United States was entirely due t. po'
lltioa considerations are renewed with ed
ded arguments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
TELEGRAPHIC BBEVITIEs.

The Braz'iisn STATE OF Bio Grade d. Sol
Is In ssete OF anarchy.
Gen Kcn:tsniin Won Alvensleben, died
In Berlin to-day ct the sge OF SO
John and William Bloom, the two brothers who
we're csptured last night in the act OF setting fire
to furniture factory, in Detroit, Mich, have
confessed that they ere the authors OF no less
than twenty-one fires ia that city within the last
two mouths.
The Pennsylvsp Railroad has secured control
of the William Penn Colliery, near shenandoah,
Pa one Of the largest collieries in The coal re-
gions.
John D. speckels has confirmed the dispatch
announcing the sale Of CsusspreekelsP Philadelphia
refinery to the Sugar Trust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

THOUGH Senator Sherman says he is not
candidate for the republican Presidential
uomins ton, 1t would not bs at all surprising
II he should get it sill the same. that Is, il
Mr. Blaine be out of the way. His friends
already lit mate he can go into the conven-
ton, II he chooses. with the votes Of New
York, Pennsylvania and Oalo, and one hug
dred from the Souta. While Mr.. Blaine
has 'an eye 10 windward", Mr.. Harrison
had beltar keep one on the man who says
be hes been "oought and sold too often."