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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06
COUNTY TICKET.

For the House: C. B. WATSON and
ALFRED SHORE.
For Sheriff: R. M. MACARTHUR.
For Register of Deeds: .E.KEEHLN.
For Treasurer j. F. GRIFFITH.
For Surveyor M. 81. MORRIS.
For Coroner: T. T. BEST.
For Constable: J. F. HARRIS.
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Press and Public.
N:1

Geo. VIM. Gurus.
1t is not, indeed, entirely true that
the press makes the public, or the
public the press, but there is an i'm
mense reciprocal influence.
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THE New Bern Journal is one of
our most welcome exchanges. The
journal is sometimes little late
with it's foreign or general news, but
as local paper it is very thorough.
We never pick it up without finding
some interesting estate News" item.
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ALLEN G. THURMAN says there is
no doubt of Tammany's support OF
Cleveland.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06

In the death of Peter A. Wilson,
Sr. the city of Winston loses one of
it's most valued citizens
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BIGoTRY has been downed in Lon
don and Mr.. Alderman Knill, the
Catholic, has been elected mayor.
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The SENTINEL takes occasion to
thank it's contemporaries who have
spoken so kindly of it recently.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06

EDITOR GosLEN's attempt to be
witty is one of the most painful
things of the day.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06

THE people of the United States
are glad to see that Mrs. Harrison is
much improved.
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The Farmers Prices.
veland's Letter of Acceptance.

CIcNeIHndS Letter OF Acceptance.
The farmer is learning that the
prices of his produces are fixed in
foreign markets, where he suffers
from a competition invited and built
up by the [protectivel system lie is
asked to support.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06

WINSTON is favored in having good
opportunities for hearing the word
of God preached.
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DAILY EDITION.

THE TWIN CITY DAILY SENTINEL is
published every afternoon. Sub
scription so cents per month, or So
per annum, payable in advance.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-06

FOR CONGRESS EIGHTH DISTRICT !:
W. 81. BOWER, of Caldwell.
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FOR THE SENATE 26TH DISTRICT:
E. B. JONES, of Forsyth.
W. S. OWEN, of Davidson.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PURLIC IN
STRUCTION:
J. C. SCARBOROUGH,o of Johnston
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
OCTAVIUS COKE, of Wake.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,

FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
R. A. DOUGHTON, of Allegheny.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE
STATE AT LARGE:
C. B. AYCOCK, of Wayne.
R. B. GLENN, of Forsyth.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
F.. l. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg.
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FOR TREASURER:
DONALD w. Balm, of Wake.
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FOR JUDGE NINTH DISTRICT:
GEO. A. SHUFORD, of Buncombe.
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FOR VICE-PRESiDENT:
ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois
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FOR GOVERNOR:
ELIAS CARR, of Edgecombe,
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FOR AUDITOR:
R M. FURMAN, of Buncombe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
vTRaIsIA ggWs.

Mr.. AlexaE der Donnan, thu oldest mem
bsr OF The Petersburg bar, died suddenly
yesterday, sged "a years.
Tee body OF .L:mon Jackson, the third OF
the p.igonsrs who essaped from the Lyncb-
burg si Ias t Tuesday, has bsen found and
positively Identified by the men who shot
him The body waH found 10 the river Sun
day abou. 16 miles below the city, and sbout
IL miles below the point whste the shooi!oe
took place.
Ic the case Of Jerre Mitchell, oolored,
tried Saturday IL the County Court OF Anne
lis .or attemptetl criminal assault on small
white girl, the jary rendered verdict OF
guilty aEd fixed his punishment by daath.
The court ovelrulsd the motion fer nav
,rial, ard the CASE will be taken to the Court
OF Appsas.
Sent Or Hill msds several speeches yea.
terdsy on his way through Virginia t. Jack
son, Miss srd met with q warm reception
wherever he stopped. Ia one CT hia speeches
be said that Nsw YORK. State had no repub-
iicsn ofice.hcldors elected By the people,
end if democrats everywhere would organize
thoroughly, work, agiiate and read demo-
cratic newspapers the oouotry will be re-,
deerned this fall. Democracy knows no
State lines or sso.ionalism, but extends 10
every State Ia the UniOn. The democratic
House keeps the xpendituresdown to ao;ua
needs. He pradioss that Harrison Will be
renominated by the republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
Senator Hill.

MERIDIAN, Miss, MAJ. 15.-Several thou
ssnd people assembled at Meridian, Miss.
this morning when the train BEARING Ssna.
tor Hill and his party rolled into that city.
He was received By the nusio OF Bands and
salute Of muskst!y from the mississippi
Southrors" Senator Hill was introduced
by Capt ". 81. Hardy, chairman of the
oit'zsns' committee, as "a great dsmocyetio
leader who never leads bnt TO victory, and
who never won vIctory but for the good
OF The people," he said: To-day all eyes
are tanned to him as tha great and wise
leader. under whcse bsuner the democratic
hosts OF this nounlsy she'll msrch to Vioto-
~ next November u Santt,r Hill spoke
brlshg and foroi5ly on national political is.
euss and was loudly cheersd. Fla derounc-
ed the force biil and the billion dollar Con-
gress, and said Che people would pronounce
against the republican party In the coming
election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
ssssess; Correspondence Of tie Ale1aEaris easssss

ssssess; Correspondence Of TIE Ale0aEdT'G GGrcsss
WAsK1Nerow. p. c.. March Is. 1899.
Az soon &c the tariff bills now before the
Hoass shall bs out Of the wiy, one for rs.
duoinp the tax on tin TO Whist it was previ.
ons 10 the passage OF the Mckinley bill will
hs introduced. 1t would provide for the re-
moyal of the entire tax on tin. but the re-
publioans have run the Treasury 30 low that
such removal cannot now bs afforded.
Ell. Dsnby vas to-day appointed pott
master at sewel's Point, Norfolk county,
Va. vice a. J. DENLY, jr., died.
Senator Morrill, continues very Ill With
well-devslopsd pueumonis.
The result Of the conference Of prominent
North Carolina Farmers Alliance men held
In this city yesterday, was that Congress-
man Alexander will accept the united ALI
anoe and democratic nomination for Govern.
or. and that Mr. Sasderiin will be q csndi.
date for re-sleciion to the place he now Alls,
State Auditor.
The book makers. who, "a stated IN yes.
serdsy's GAZETTE, resumed business at
Monte Carlo yesterday, were not intsrfered
With by The Virginia authorities. The sher-.
aff of Alexsndris county was there and took
oue of tie book papers sway with him to
ahow 20 the Commonwealth's Attorney. So
Ssr az be or any body else saw, the betting
gas oppdHstsd upon Che commission bust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
Explosion IN Paris i.

PARIS, Maroa Is AS 20 this morning
terrific explosion occurred st the Loteu
barracks, a6joiuipg tee Hctel de Vile. TIE
barracks are occupied By 800 guards bat
they vera net all 10 the building. Sudden.
~ awakened By the tremendous roar ard
shock the men eprang for The doors srd
windows taiukiDg that sny moment the
walls would come topping dcwn upon
them. Investigation eEowsd that dyna-
mite cartridge he'd been exploded upon the
ledge OF q window near the ground floor.
The guards escaped without H. dry, bus bun-
dreds OF windows were shattered, and the
walls of the barracks aud ether buildIugs
bear the tracss of the explosiop. The mess
room was completely wrecked an6 there Is
40 doubt that had 40 ex plos!on taken place
when any one was In the rcon, ne would
have met with Instant death. The explo.
sion was the work of anarchists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15

ness, aad as COON ss the telegraph announced
that the horses were ready to start, tne
blackboard was cleared for that race. IL is
expected that the faro men will reopen there
In day or two, but they and the DOCK
makers have united to keep the snell games
off and to preserve order there.
During the executive session OF the 3 ena'e
Yesterday some Of the southern Senators In
dulasd In the most pronounced Dus utterly
uncaIied for expressions of loyalty and pat
r,otism. end, from tbs way they talked, eeem.
ed to desire nothing more than Inc Diooo OF
EoplIehmen. Some of the northern Sens-
tors heard them With emies, the purpost OF
which they did not deem IL proper to state.
In The Senate to-day Mr.. Daniel presented
a Of tition OF ]. E ID. Hanckle and others.
of Roanoke, Virginia, against toe removal
of the Ute Indlans; also one OF Richard NC.
Ii9aine ,aof Hampdsn Sidney College, and
others, for conttltutional amendment pro.
hibising States from psssir laws respecting
the establishment of religion.
day, Senator Daniel Gil NIT accompany
seoator Hill on his southern trip. He was
Invited t, do 30 by the Missisaippl delees-
ton, bus declined. for the reason taat ne
expected the bill for the setIement OF the
governments claim sgaintt Virginia would
come up. 10 this connection It may be
sss It ID tbat Senator Morrlli's ilnees nsY
delay the consideration Of that bill as ne has
some remarks to make upon it, and thoss
remarks, it lie understood, are by no mssna
complimentary 60 West Virginia. whiob, he
says, Though admitted into the Uoion wlt3
promise that il would pay lts share OF the
Virginia debt, has Fever y,t taken step IN
that direction.
Oommlsaioner Raum. OF the pension 3D.
resu, sttsmp,e1 10 forestall public opinion
to-day By trying to read statement bsfere
the COMMITTEES nov examining the charges
against him, but the committee declined to
hear it before toey had questioned him.
The proposed !mpeschmet t CT Jodge Nc
Cormck, President Harrison's nominee for
q. S. Judge for the new .. 8. appellate
court for the Texas oircnit. has bsen sean-
dcned by the report of the House judiciary
committee.
Dr.. Na7tt and DIR. a. @. Landstraet, OF
Fairfax county, Virginia. we're at the Ospi.
| tol to day urging the passage Of Dill 10 pay
| for the damage done to Pohick Church hy
federal soldiers during the @er.
People from Ieesburg hero to-day cay the new
hotel there WAS again offered for sale by public
auction yesterday, but that az $4,000 was the
highest bid, So O2O les; than it WAS sold Tor be-
fore, it vas withdrawn.
The House way and means committee to-day
consid .red the hill to consolidate certain small
customs districts, smong them that of AleI.udris
| but reached no CO, ciuson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
Forpave His SLAYER.

Ad7ices from Yokohama safe that the Ia
CUES; into the circumstances attending the
d .ath OF George Cover Robirs,D, shot by
Lieut.. ]. b. Hesherirgton, Of the o. 9. g.
Marion, February IS. was concluded on the
10 b, with verdict charging HeiheriDgtoD
with wiilful murder. The latter had &C.
oussd Robinson With alternating bic wlis's a!-
fsc iors from him.
Before his death Robinson caused letter
to be written to Admiral BsikGep, express
Ing psidoa for HethsJipet,n's sot, and re
ouss tlus that the utm3st possible !eoienoy
nl2h. be shown In 6ealipg With shs case.
Admiral Bslknep hae sam ted the ertta
G.. the report that Cover Robinson had dc
;estd O letter to him fsw hours before Eis
death. The admiral forwarded the letter to
the Score tary OF Navy. Since the people in
Yokohama have learned all the facts In con-
uection With the 9 flair there has been de-
olded charge OF feeling In favor Of Heth-
erington.
TIE admiral ssys Robinson broke his
word OF honor 10 not ceasing bis atteu tions
to Mrs. He:herington, az by his promise to
the lieut. naut AMI the lastsi'd friends. he
had been warned tnat his life was in danger
should Hstherington dieeover evidence Of
criminal intimacy. The ADMIRAL ssys, how.
ever, that Robinson had ruioed other mar
risd women. snd having found husbands leu-
lent, he hscsme reckless His character
was 60 notorious that none OF bis friends
would swear complaint egsintt Hethering-
TIP, aud the legal complaint was finally
made by the marshal OF the COZ sulate.
Hetherington will be tried by 3 jury OF
four selected from thlrty.four American rec.
jdsnts. Consul General D!llotson will pre-.
side, and. 10 case OF appeal. the California
Supreme Court will have Aasl Jurisdiction.
Documents from the Uaitsd States peitsin
Ing to the Sickiissey case and other trials
as preoedents will bs awaited before che
trial begins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
[UommuniCated


Ia the U. 8. Court to-day In hs case OF
Louis Brill, charged with violating TIE U. g..
revenue law at Grange Camp. John R ia.
oobs, OF Falls Church, called on behaliof tie
government, tss;fisd he was st Grange
Camp, but could not state the time. He
stated that he was Induced, persuaded, o nd
advised to leave Ills home at Fails Chu,0h
and accompany Geo. W. Hawxhurss 60 the
q. 8. commissioners Office In Alsxsndria
where he swore to and signed complaint
at the advice, suggestion, and instance Of
Geo. W. Hswxhunt, U. g. Deputy Marshal,
charging Louis Bill With the ssls cf liquors
wlthout frat having obtained special tsz
required by tae Q 8. Government. Jacobs
also stated that ne Clio not know The coE-
tents OF said paper prepared by Hewxhurst
shen be signed It, lodge ?. w. Huates,
after hearing The evidence, Instructed the
jury that 1t waa net tae policy of the Gov
errment to carry QUE the purposes OF prl.
vate individuals to satisfy some priYsts spite.
The court Instructed the jary to render
verdict O! not guilty. which they promptly
did without leaving the box. The court
also stated that CAGES If this nature should
emanate from the Rev enue Department..
Mr.. Bril-! was represented Dy Msssrs. John
81. Greene snd Samuel g. Brent, Of tdls city.
LIB.
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Corbett and Sullivan.
i'm Ccrbsts said yesterday that he wou

Jim Cc-bsts said yesterday that be would
this afsersoou deposit 81 500 to show that he
really nesns to fight John L Sullivan. Il
don'd say cen knock the big fellow out"
said CoTbest, "but I do say thet will do
my level best to defeat him." A fight With
snlllvan could net hurt Corbt tie reputation
much, although the loss of $40 600 wager
would hurt him financially. II Sullivan
licks him and Corbstt puts up good stiff
fight. as he doubtless will do, the latter
vould etlll be we'll thought Of. II be licked
Sullivan or even fought draw With him,
his fortune could then be made 10 the show
business. into which, 1t seems, all pr'z,.
6ehtsrs drift sooner or later. 30 that Cor
best has q great deal to gaio, and nothing
scarcely, save money, to lose by contest
with the champion.
a. for Charlie Mitchell, bis desire to meet
Sullivan 10 the ring seems ID nave UNDER
oone considerable change. BE now thinks
be could net get fair play In fight With Sui
Ivan in America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15

DEFENDING JAY GoULD.-The Rsv. VIM.
Lloyd preached Sunday night in the Gen.
:ra' Congregational Church, New York, on
MEN VITA beams in their own eyes looking
for spinters 10 their neiehbors' eyesn The
text ges taken from Christ'S Sermon on tie
Mouot. The speaker said That his subject
had bsea suggested by the discussion in the
newspapers Of the proprit ty Of an immense
y wealthy man giving his money to The
church. Among ether things he said:
There are those who, because this rich
man hes baen induced to give some Of his
money for disseminating christianity,
question his motives and those of the insti
tutions thIt are benefited by his generosity.
This Ia all wrong. Better far to tank that
the spirit of that man was 30 changed and
his heart 90 eoitened that he did this for the
love OF God and the church. l. Ia unoharlt-
able, sag, not to do 90 And Christ had to
suffer from this same spirit OF unoharitsble
oeDsorousness. When be walked WITH the
publican, the Pbas!sees poiL ted at him the
g ger OF eocrr, sad when he changed watsr
into vine at !hs Wedding feast they called
him wine bibber.
"When Job was In his sorrow bis enemies
rallied against him with this same spirit
Why did these psople do this ? Baoauas
tier judged Christ and Job By Themselves.
Even though 8 man make missskes his
whole l;io should net be judged by single
cot. The beam Of unchasitablsness Is big.
Ger than deem enlintsss of weakness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
Mr.. Cleveland's Position

Mr. Cleveland, 10 later 10 General
s. Bragg, 10 response to letter ircm lbo
laltr urging the ex President to naeo
public an avowal of his position in conuec.
ton with the approaching democratic presi.
DENTAL convention, writes a. foloTu.
LAKEWOOD. N. j., March 8. 1s92-Eo,
Edwnd s. Bragg Dear Sir: I hspa
thought until now that might cout;ora az
lent Gu tina saSjsc.a which, under the hjcb
sanction OF scnr position as my 'islloy.6an-
oorat aud fslIoE oitizan,' AID In yont rsIs
ton as true and trasied isisld, you n,s.
sent to ne Il, 10 answering yonr queslipns
might only consider my psieouai desirsa
and my individual ease SEQ ccmiott, nv 70.
spouse would De prompts mada snG 81 h.
out the leaas reservation OF difacnltg. 8nt
If you sre sight in supposiug TIA. t1e s16
:lt Ia reiat.d to duty | awe 10 ihs .uct,r
and to my paitY, ccnGi:ion exists whlc5
makes such priv5ta cad pa.soual coasids,s.
zion entirely irrelevant. Icanso'. ho5svs-
RETAIN from declaring to yqu st mg ey.
perlence la the great ofiics OF Presiiept -
the U oited States has go impressed NE vi
he solemnity Of the trust and !ta awful 70.
eponsibiiitits that cannot bring myssli +,
regard candidacy for Tho place as sons.
thing 10 be won By personal a.Gfa AID &C..
| iva sef-ssesrtion.
Il have also an idea that the pre.ideucy & IRA.
emiUently the peoples otacs, snd nave been sin.
cere in my orstans advocacy OF he effective usr.
sicipstion in pc iaca sfai!s on the part of al oar
citizens Consequently l believe the peope
should he heard in the choice of their rsr.y csn.
didates and that they Themselves should maze
nominations directly as laconsistent with otea,
fair aud full party orgsn.z tion and methods
II speak OF ihese things go ely ior the purpcss
OF ad vlsins you thst my conception of he nsture
| of tie presidential Office and my coQsition that
the voters OF our party should b. treo IL tho seec
tian OF their candidates preclude he possibility
o: my leading and pushing . fse king mas
| Tor the presidential domination, even f had
| des 70 10 BIO again clrd.dete.
BE Loving that tie complete supremacy OF
| democratic principles mesna il creas 4 a.tionsl
prosperity and taeiccfsased happiness t our peo.
pie, sm earnestly anxious for the ~ c-ss Of the
party. / am confident ccess is still within cur
reat b. Tut believe this IS a time for oomocIa
| ,houghtiulness sn1 del:ber .iio1, not ony as 10
| candidates, bat c)ncerning party acuoG ul,u
question: of immense interest 10 the pSrot;c snd
! intelligent voters OF the land who watch for As.
sursncs of safety as the pr CO OF lhsir co4adeIce
snd support. Yo1vs very truly,
"GRovER CLEVELAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
Fight on q Train,

WILMINeToN, Dsi., Maron ia dssper-
ate battle With rsvolva.s batween four burg.
lars and thies constables occurred CT o
rapidly moving t,aIn early this morning.
The burglars boarded the Norfolk express
due here st 4:15 a. N. After the train left
DIVER the constables attempted to arrest
their men. The latter retreated TO the plat.
form Of one OF the cars and opened fire,
which was returned By the cont t es.
The car wsa filed with sleepy passenger, who lost
no time In getting behind and under the seas.
One constable was wounded. The burglars jump
ed off the train while it wss running at high
rate Of speed. Later one was captured who was
c. ipped by bullet wound in the thigh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-15
asws OF Yas GaY.

Elk Sore t,ry ofSsate Bsyard has issued sn
appel to his party not to pass the Free Sill
yer BILL
The Philadelphia NJ. E. Conference PES.
tMday ootsd against tbs admission Of
women delegates to tue general conference
Representative Sssckhouse. of South Car.
DINA, has Introduced in the House bill to
eqna!iz, the burdens OF taxation by Creating
gradual income tex.
At the railroad station. Milford. Del, last
night, four stores, e carriage factory and
blacksmith shop we're b1rglsrizad. Ia the
station aud storee safes were blown up. TIE
burglars got away with about 5000.
The sister Of tho late NJ. AbeiiIe, who was
recently killed In Ftspoe By Mr.. Deacon,
ssys her brother has left hiB property to
Mrs. Dsacon's youngest child. but the fam.
lily propose to CONTEXT the will.
As O cart loaded with stone was entering
the Ill yord at New Castle, Del, yesterday,
four short-.erm prisoners, employed at the
s.cne pile, m sde dash through the open
gate. One was knocked down By piece OF
rock, thrown by warden, and secaptured.
The others escaped.
The 8. Senate yesterday passed the
pos.cfios building bill. The Bshrlug Sea
treaty vas discussed By the Senate In exeou-
tive eession. The Senators sesm disposed to
inalst on some sort of renewal Of the modas
ygend! SO condition ef hs ratification of
the treaty.
The New York Stock Exchange has a5.
nltted 1925. COO 600 sugar certificates to bs
addsd t, the sugar certificates nov desls Ia
the uniist: d department.. It Ia expected
that the announcement Of the ABSORPTION of
outside companies by the eugar trust will
follow soon.
The Senators ard Representatives who
went to Kentucky to eitsnd the funeral OF
the late Mr.. Kendall were compelled to ride
twenty fqe miles through binding SNOW
storm over a mountain road and WAGE
through streams In weather 80 cod that
their food was frczsn. Thair lives were
oitsn In peril.
The House committee Oh ways and m cans
will report bill for the reduction OF duty
on tin plate to one cent pound, which wae
the duty before the Mckinley bill went Into
effect. The House Committee on civil serv.
ice reform will report bill to exclude po-
liticsl Influence In ths employment Of labor.
ers nader the authority OF the United sts.ss, |