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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
How Drunken Nels Peterson
Was Killed at Snohomish.
PROMOTION OF JUDGE SCOTT.
Ihe Dubuque Murder Victims Well
known in this City.
0ono' the Vancouver Suicide. q Steam
ooae EmPloye-Fjre at Sumas-Dec,..
Ion In Tide Land Case-A Tr.i,
Wreck on the South Bend Road

sSoHoxIsH, Dec 2s.-lsrecial. To-day Cor.
os oasr G. Limerick held an inquest On tho remains
freight train at the Lake Shore denot r.x.a-.
oA! afternoon. The additional facts brour nt
. .u. were that Peterson fell across the track
s"ice from intoxieation, bruisinr his face tho
hsst time SO that blood flowed
AS ne fell the second time slowly moving
could move or anyone reach him ona ,r,as
passed over the body just above the hips. mash
ing the bones 20 pulp Peterson breathed hn.
slew times. He was carrying Christmas nyes.
euts 20 friends at Cathcart station. Deceased
s,-. nau VI MS person Swedish grammar a small
sum OF money and letters addressed tn hi. ra;,,h
Dor, anton Torgerson. The inquest was held a.
o eioek this afternoon, the brakeman. enri.
neef and conductor testifying. The iury "a.
turned a verdict that Peterson cana to his death
through his own carIessuess ''A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
Warm Wind Driving the Snow
From the Face of the Earth.
THERE MAY BE A BAD FLOOD.
Suffering of Vancouver During the
Three Days of ley Weather.
Ousine's resumed n Portland-Ths
Union Pacific BIockaded East of Port
1and-Warmer Air and Rain Ar
Over Northwest-January Forecast.

TACOMA. Dec. 22-ISpecfal Rain fol, ,,s.x
| on toe twensy-three inches Of snow and made i.
/ heavy with moisture. Where the snow was 10,
disturbed crust OF ice formed OF, ton Of IL Tha
thermometer kept close to 81 degrees during fha
| day. '"o
| The Northern Pacific is prenaxe. far ths ,xo...
| in case the weather should turn warn az,
/ rainy Floods are looked for If tho accumuIatat
| snow is melted rapidly. Already there l. \ rs-
cepii5ie rise In the Green river Along tha
vaiiess IN the sound basin In this vicinity ths
farmers are putting their places In readiness for
food.
Down town today the streets are siu.hy and
slippery
1t continues raining steadily tonight. and N.
sno" Is melting rapidly. All the trains are lasa
The rivers were beginning to rise at mfanieht
everything indicates big flood should the rain
ana moderate mperature continue
PORTLAND, Dee. 23-Seet is falling In this
city tonight, though the weather Indications
are ioF warmer weather and rain. Street car
traffic has been partially resumed. the Second
Third and Washington street lines having sue
ceeded In running cars. The Union Pacific i.
bioeAaded between this city and The DaIes
No trains have arrived or departed over thas
line today. Teiegraphic Communication wa.
CUT OH along the line east of Troutdale, twenty
miles from this city, and no reports of trains
can be received. 1t is thought however thaf
trains Will lie running tomorrow Northern
and Southern Pacific trains are running with
slight delay.
VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 23-IspecIat,-Tha
coldesf snat known in this part of the country
mas prevailed during the past thres days
Wednesday /. was accompanied by hogiing
northeast gale, that carried fhe piercing chill
through ulster and uadershir. into ones yery
marrow. The Islander was tossed about Ike
corA' ana came very near piling her Clyds-born
bones on Point Gray She finally got into port
several hours late, wave-washed from stem To
stern ana covered with ice from water line to
bridge top. The storm was 80 fierce that eyen
In the land locked harbor the big Empress Of
ihdia rocked ut her moorings, and the captain of
the Islander tied the steamer up for the night
rather than again face the wind flashed
gun The water pipes OF the city supply were
irczen on the hillside across the narrors son1e-
thing that never hes occurred before, and every.
Where III the city the CapIlano water congenled
IN the pipes There was a hcayy fall of snow
Yesterday morning. The loss to greenhouss
keepers, who were unprepsred for any such
depression IN temperature will be very severe
aud Christmas roses will not be within reach OF
the ordinary purse.
The gale Knocked out both the telephone and
telegraph systems. aad connection by wire with
the South Was cut completely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
A REPUBLICAN SENATE
Good Management Will Prevent DEN
Gratis From Stealing Seats

crats From Stealing seats.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 23.-ISpecial l-Sena-
tors Allen and Squire and many other Western
congressmen are now of the opinion that the
next senate VIII not be organized by the Demo-
Gratis Things have been so managed that there
will be no chance for the Democrats to buy or
steal any of the senatorial seats in the Western
states that have alleged doubtful legislatures
POLITICALLY there will be honest elections in all
OF these states. If good judgment on the part of
Republican leaders in the East is of anv avai,
1t is considered almost certain that Repub-
llcan will be elected in Montana and Chairman
Carter, of the national Republican committee
it is thought here. will be chosen as the success
sor OF Senator Sanders.
The organization of the senate BIZ the D.mo.
Gratis would be a bad thing for the West in view
OF the fact that several important committee
ehairmanships now held by Republicans would
De wrested from them by Democrats from the
East and South. Senator Allen would lose one
ana senator SQUIRE another
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Three Rufhans Recaptured.

TACOMA, Dec. 23-Ispecial.L LChsrles Tbomn,
,on' aiias Johnson George Sullivan, Pat Dun
zap ana William Erwin were Captured this
morning at Edison. They had broke, ont of the
T,.y laii. which is very riekety Sullivan and
aaaa were hsid for trial today in 5000 bonds
Iaci on the charge of holding Up and robbinc
=. ). schofield recently. The Others are nart of
sne gang OF robbers and toughs heretofore re-
,etreo TO IN the PosT ISTELLIGEEcEa n as havfn,
oeen driven out OF Wenatchee by a vigilance
committee. Inquiry is being made regarding
. man; .n'imaion % tha' Erwin had hand in killing
- a i,iah In freight car at Ellensburg. He and
Johnson disarmed Officer Chamberlain ct Edi-
s son "hen he tried to capture them syblowinp
MS whistle he summoned assistance enouoh to
capture them in barn w
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The Ministry Sustained bv =
Large Majority.
ELOQUENT SPEECH eyF,oo,,e-
Inc Government Courts the rr,,.st
investigation of Its Conduct.
measures Against the svind,er.
oiitfy tho Working People-Bou.
nsiss' May Be squelched BY Evi.
oence Against tho General.

a..als. ks. Dec. 1.-THE scene In the chamber Of
the ss Quay wnen NJ. Miilevoie interpela.ed
.n .s iiin'siry regarding advances OF money hv
..e fanama Canal Company was of the mos,
s.o,my character Millevoie said he desired To
qaession the government as to facts in lis nos.
session relating to the use of Contributions nv
e' premier from the Panama Cana. Com
iions lions mnose corrupt and criminal opera
MOOT. on behalf OF the rovernm.n,
sald ga ne accepted immediate diseussion oi
.ne subject President Flooues thereunon
saea'eo the chair. There was a husb in ~.
eA0ihoef as the former minister began a, a.
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The Vancouver Suicide.

VANCOUVER. b C.. Dec. 2a-[Special l-Inves
tisation by the PosT-ISTELLIaENcss corra.
spondent INTO the record OF the suicide. Otto v,
Il. or ii. Bond-he used all three of the middle
inttia!s-shows that there can be LITTLE founsa
ton Tor his tale that he came recently from &c.
a'sle. He has been between here, Victoria ana
Nanaino for at least four months. aud ,h,ae
months ago he was steward on the City of
Nanaimo, plying between this port ana Ma
naimo. Among his papers were some notes nm
the Blue Canyon mi3e on Lake wha,cosn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
A STARTLING DISCOVERY !
VIII ne OF great benefit to all the peopIe
OF fnxet Sound and especially
to those of Seattle
thousands have already taken
advantage and more will fol-
low the next weeks.
C'eal Excitement at a JeweIry Store.

re ttsfTLF. Dec. I.-fSpeciai. when
.- "a fFisch, .: the firm of Frisch Bros.
ar weeks ago inaugurated Their great
's"eIry. Clocks, sjiverwa-e. etc no h,I;
-. n 'dea It w6n!d sell lots OF goods. but IL
go fAF beyond expectations, in fact 81
.h4en - That the amount sold fully makes nm
IS dlierehce ia profits which is now
.saFsd At only and III per cent. while the
ss.iaF .ssaF is from - 10 s. Per cent. Goods
,nls . were expected 20 last I'LL spring were
gas,U ~. -. n '"o weeks and he had to dispatch
--lss loF additional supplies. These goods
shinnei from New York hy eanress
"a "a aaFs ago aud arrived here this morn
= ), Some o: the goods which have been
:. .ae store over six months 20 at er,uaI
81 .oss. Come IN and see us AZ 10 Font
50 Don forge. the number. We are
@saFs Pleased 10 show goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
Developing Alaska Haltbut r,.,u,

TORT TOWNSEND, Dec 23-TspeciaI. -Three
ehterprising fishermen left on the Topaka ia.
night for Tongas Narrows, AIaska. where ,bsv
Will engage in developing the halibut fisheries
N that vicinity. The psrty is Composed of
Capt. John a. Sloan, +. A. McKennan and y
Mchennan, and all are Atlantic sssh.rms,
Ihey have sioop and enough supplies to last
through the summer. The fish will be nra.
served IN ice and shipped down on the steamers
10 fugef sound and then sent overland IN
Eastern markets. This viii be the first attemp.
20 develop the Alaska halibut fishing indu.trv
II Is said by fishermen that the Alasl A halihnt
Is much superior in quality and flavor To that
taken in the vicinity of Cape Flattery-
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Disinfectinx A.i.,;c v....,

iAcoaA, Dec 23-fspecial Especial Agent OF
tue treasury Mulkey has asked for further ad-
wee regarding the government quarantine
oroers regulating the disinfection of vessels
rom Asiatic ports In the absence of cholera
N Asiailc ports he does not think it will be
necessary to disinfect vessels on arriving At
fuget sound. In about two weeks he will have
definite information. '~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

AoSTEssso. Dec. 23-Ispeeial. The total
tall OF snow here was tweaty inches Tbi. il.
the heaviest snowfall in seven years Ii the
snow goes OIL with a warm rain, a. IL did ssvar
years ago, 1t vii! probably take ou. the railroad
bridge across the Wynooche river, which a.,
present needs watching. Superintendent Nc
Caoe was over the road yesterday
sheriff Carter Is at present selling rropertv
under foreclosure OF tax lien. Buyers are very
scarce sad nearly all OF the property IL bid In
by the county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
Train Wreck on the Santa Ee.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Dec. ga Santa "
passenger train was wrecked near Hns.ed. at.
teen miles north of here, early this morning.
The train was going forty miles hour, whea
tie express. baggage and day cars left the tTacs.
plunged down efnbau kment fifty feet. eaaghs
fire and burned up. Nearly everybody ia tho
day coach hurt, but almost miraeuioaslS
all except two escaped with their lives. Tvo
boys, Bert and Willie Van Noon, received fataa
injuries. Most OF those hurt are from Denver.
Among the injured is s. samusls. of Salt Lska.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
Cnutrahan.f Ghtueze In Caygrad a.

DESvER, Dee. eI-Thomas F. Fisher, rnt.sl
States inspector ~ Immigration. with headqusR-
sers at Port Townsend, arrested fe Ling sing
Lock and Mon But, Cinnamon charged With
Illegally entering the United states from Caa.
sia- Other arrests are expected. Fisher states
That on account Of the str.c: patrol on the Pa.
clfie coast, sEaugged Chinsse src now nakisU
for Denver ana uthef Colorado points, aud u IL
estimated that 100 illegal chinarnea are at ROCK
Springs working III the coal mines aud tWioe
that number in Denver and Colorado spriuss
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Fire at Sumas.

suAAs. Dec. 2a-tspeciaL 1.-The south-bouu d
s" Sor.nern Pacific engine set fire to the Lambert
sag Yesterday at about I2:45 O'Clock 1t
was consumed by fire, also the buildiny .si,7n.
ing IL, which belonged to George Callicotte
M A' 'ne Tune OF the fire the wind was blowing at
.ne raie OF forty to orty-five miles an hour. and
Y was impossible 10 do anything toward saving
Ine buildings The loss is about sl,6oo; no in.
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The Sultan Citv Murda,

;, ,ssgHoNisH Dec 2a-tspecial.H repors
ns n.ehard kegan. convicted of the murder of
pseh granted new trial is found to be wi,hont
.ouhaauon Regan's attorneys have fled mo.
ion ier a new trial, but it has not vet been
cteo upon by the court. In all probability
suuge Denney will pronounce Regan's sentence
return from seattle ""
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

oAA. Dec. &.-tspecial. Thieves this
morning broke into the Great Western hotel ~,
Tacoma avenue and stole two bags of coin, some
cnange from a money drawer, and several boxes
OF cigars. They then sat down to lunch on
mix and sausages found in the kitchen. A
man sleeping in the hotel near where the rob-
oers operated did not hear them
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IAcoMA. Dec. 2s.-[special. Fire caused by a
s'oFepipe, inserted between high walls con-
'fafy to ordinance, tonight damaged the Hsv.
Maskes tneater building aud Louvre saloon
Duiaing sioo The vioaters of the ordinance
will be subjected to an iuyestipat,np and rn.
sibly fine. Had it. not been for the rain snd
the quick WORK OF the fire department a larpa
nre would undoubtedly have resulted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

George Schultz and Schmidt, murdered near
Dubuque, were we'll known in Seattle. where
Schmidt formerly resided. Both were big men
rfors tnai six feet high and weighing over 200
pounds. Schultz was a brother of the wife of
Proi. John kuntz, the well known music teacher
OF Seattle, and both Schultz and Schmidt were
employed on Kuntzs farm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

"AsHIS6ToS CITY, Dee. 23-fspeeiai. Pes
sions have been granted 20 residents OF the state
OF Washing as follows: Ortgsnsl-joei
Griffin and Samuel d Gage AddItIona,-Joho
n. Ebe-hars Relssue-James e. sowderA
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The Trial Trip of the Mopterev.

SAN FsAscf>co. Dec % The official trial Of
the new coat vessel Monterey will not b. held
this week rs was expected, IS the contractors
nave not been able 10 give her any further pre-
hminary trial in the bay since TUESDAY. owing
10 the illness OF Capt GoodaIl, who 10 in CON.
mand o: the vessel temporarily. and a!so TO the
untsvoraols condition Of the weather on the
bay. IL having been quite rough yesterday ana
today. There will not be another p.eIiminarv
trial run before Tuesday next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
The Puyallup Reservation Bt,,.

WASHINGTON Cry. Dac ea-rspecial T,...
Is some hope now that the Puyaliup Indisn
reservation bill may be passed soon after con.
gress gets down to business after the ho,ia.v
adjournment; 1t is understood that Senator
Ai1en has been assured that he will be given
time to call the bill up, aud while he autfefna.e.
asiit hght Is of the opinion that he win ce, IL
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Nam Poxsamces

WAsHIsGros CITY. Dec. 2a-tspeciaL l-Poss
Offices were established at the following places
In Washington state today: Briedaoiek, siiasR
county. o. c. ~ Able. postmaster; Delphi.
Ihnrston county Joseph |. Brown, postDassss.
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MARRIED OR SINGLE.

~, q young. DON'T make any difference.
.bn,.' 'an enjoy the sight At F9isch Bros.
x.f, Nif:Go". and II You step inside Won
~ mud lower prices On high grade iawsI-.
y,r- S,t.seAes than you ever dreamed of IN
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Port Gamble Mill shv. n.

FORT iowssKSo, Dec 2&--tspecisi THE
iumoer mill az Port Gamble shut down Issl
night for repairs anu will resume o,zsrstton.
after the holidays. The only vessel IN po-,
Gamble at present is the bark Pa!rnyrs lna6fpg
for san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

OLYMPIA. Dec. 2S-tspecial 1.-The case of tbs
State ex rel r S. Ba,tersby and r. ". Batte,shv
vs. Board of Tide Land Appraisers of Whatcom
county. was decided by the supreme court to-
day. The relators sought to compel the board
by mandamus TO appraise certain tide lands
which they desired to buy, but the sunerior
court decided that the lands in question were
included within the limits of a donatIs,n c,osp,
and therefore not subject TO appraisal and sale
by she state. The supreme court affi-ms the
Judgment and holds that reference te govern
ment sections in donation patent does not
necessarily coufine the claim to snch sectiona
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Hislon men were injured Engineer
h.e ". was cus about the head, Fireman Power.
men hss aas h. oone broken. and one of the train
10 : traa ;... M Aoss oroken- The wreck was due
~ 1eH .dg ACROSS the track
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Train Wreck on the south R..a Rad

tHsastIs. Dec. 2s.-fsrscieL IA work train
on the thshaiis & south Bend hraach was
wrecked this evening aboni halfway IN IN.
suura rafi. tae other side OF Pa.Eu Tn. anvfrs
weat OF and several fat cars. wsa, mao koes
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Michael 1avitt Unse,ted

DUBLIN, Dec. s3-fhe cour, has a,.l,rs,aa a.
cision unseat.ng Michael Davitt o., the rronnd
VIA. hs was elected to parliament owing to the
unoue influence of the priesthood
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PuyalIup Lumber Conn va Conaf&,o

TACOMA, Dec. 22-tSpecial. THE report of
the receiver of the Puyailup Lumber COMPANY.
flied this afternoon in the superior court, shows
sales made to amount to 1865: value of mill
machinery and live stock, s., ,720; miscellaneous
accounts. s37s; unpaid bills, 1906; cash paid ont
$6.061; attorneys fees. 1885,
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wAsHIsGToS CITY. Dec q Commodore VIII.
lam Folser has resigned the position OF Chief %
the naval ordnance department. on account -
III health. The president accepts 10 with 80
Rressious OF earnest regret
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MORE HELP,

'H"se who were not waited on las.
We etIt say that we now have
!. aetH. ana even If you should have
wax few moments at our rl.ce. our
VIII make M for it You know
A'e anything and everything In the
efy line that yea want.
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CINCINNATI. Dec. 2-Ex.sens.or gobe-,
kuehnert, who disappeared Wednesday even
ing. owes some 5000 OF borrowed money on
dishonesty morrgsgoi property in thi. city
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GROUP Is QUICKLY RELIEVED. and whoortnv
toaeh greatly helped and its duration short
shsa D Dr ID. jaynes Exp=ctorant, the old
family standby for coughs ana Colds. and ALI
Lung or Throat Affections
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1t Is my opinion says Dr. Edison. of New
So; mat the disease has simply been winter.
ing Ia Hamburg. There is no reason xhv i
tirn oaio nor put in an appearance from time To
hahe; haa IN severe epidemic like the one they
i.a u ias. summer 1t is perfectly natural for the
ssuaa ss 20 remain and then make their arpea--
are favorable" ' S'i'"ais'shees
~ ,hi II ne thought cholera:would appear again
~ snis port next spring, DIR. Edison said aWe
ha q. east expect it, for in tha, way we will
Is ,plepaleo 20 meet IL, and will undou htealy he
aoie TO nip II III the bud As far a. Ns,y yo-s
Sa'y is concerned, would like to ,ta.. tha. IL ia
~ MeAceItent sanitary condition iuss now. Tha
h 1hses.s are Clean and everything is III onr favor
.hs 10 no reason apparent why the disease
sHnuiu NOT he handlei with the creates, ea,e -
.,n.;,t nr; tason said that he believer immiyra,iou
snce "a oe checXe', or at least surrounded by
sueu s saiegnards as would prevent the in tro,,uc
'os mssIa =. .ne disease By steerage passengers.
.Saioon passengers" he continued ..sre a.
l,anie n 70 contract aud bring tho disease barc
a a.aaa "a, 'neir systems happen to be out OF order
ha s .h passengers IN the sleeragc There shonld
-; % "a" sms most rigld system of sanitary discnine
:; ~ aIi eases (" b: at tho present this eo,intry
- exceptionally free from Contagious ,tisaasas
'is''aaees should b. no means be relaxed
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New Cases and Deaths at U.mh,
Will the Disease Reach am.r,..a

~"sea 0uU Deafha at Hamh
Will the Disease Reach Amer,c.e
HAMBURG, Dec. 2S-Indicatious are th.. tho
recent cases of cholera are not sporadic hnt
that they arc part of last summers endemic
sno no doubt the disease will break ont vio.
ientiy at the approach of warm weather Two
he" cases OF undoubted Asiatic cholera oc
eulfeu today, ana there were trro deaths in the
hospital. There is a general feeling of unas.i-
ness. " "aS"s'-
VIENNA, Dee. 2s.-Cholera Is increasing in the
p'o'ihce OF Lubiin, Russian Poland. adjoining
.he frontier. Many people are again ,eeipg
ION, ,Iom 'ne scourge Numbers escape the rigi-
n.'2e oi 'he sentineis and reach Austrian and
Galieian territory N
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-06

elects what has sometimes been called
it's conscience. There has becn more
VI less wriggling in that neighborhood
ever since. The Times says it is the
conscience of the party reused into
activity by the snap convention, and
that it is one of the most encouraging
things it has witnessed for a long time.
And our neighbor expresses the convic-
ton that this unusual movement of the
conscience of the party will result in
arousing it from the lethargy which had
come upon it "while Hill was binding
it like sleeping Samson" sit has
broken his cords and green withes,"
says the Times, 'and asserted itself at
last"
What the sleeping Samson is going to
do next, now that its conscience is
aroused, does not appear. Possibly it
will put its arms around the temple OF
Dagon in Fourteenth street and bring
down the whole structure on its own
head and the heads of those who have
been having fun with it. Let us hope so.
But what funny little barometrical
conscience it is. Torpid as frozen
snake through all sorts of deviltries, but
suddenly reused by a midwinter conven-
ton into activity that threatens to play
Samson and tumble all Tammany in a
heap.--New York Tribune.