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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

SUICIDE FOB STRANGE LoyE.-In A.
toons, Pa, Wednesday night, Miss Emma
Fox shot and killed herself with revolver
because Misa Birdie Boate. With whom she
had fallen In love, refused to return the a.
ieotIon. The young ladies are both of good
parentage aud we'll t:-do. Miss Fox was q
brunette, "a years o. age. while Miss Boate.
who Is perfect blonde, Ia but o. ANGST
a year ago Miss Fox began to show an IN
natural affection for Mics Boate, seeming
only content when in her presence. When
Miss Boale was attacked by dphthera, Miss
Fox purssd her, and, after that, was con.
tinually follcw her. Miss Boate never
returned the love. and had lately tried to
avoid her. Miss Fox was not to be disoour.
aged, howsver, and she even st .scked young
men abe saw with Miss Boa.e. The latter
then became frigt tened, end never went
out upat ended. Wednes day night, In com.
papy vita relative. che WAS returning from
CHURCH, when Miss Fox approached, and
drawing revolver, oried "Birdie. am be
fore you for the last time." Miss Boats ran.
bot heard the revolver crack. Mics Fox
was dead when picked up. The coroner's
Jury rendered verdict Of suicide, but az
signed no cause.
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Tribute of Respect.

Alta meeting Of ihe Young Mems Sodaitv T.
ceuz: held last night the following presmbo s:;
resolutions were adopted: 0
WHEREAS Almighty God In His all seeirg 81,
dom has seen d to remove from among ne ~.
late fellow member and brotEe., ]. EDwasn
sHUMAN. be it
ResOlred, That tho Young Mons Sodsli.y T.
ceum has heard Of the desth OF j. Edward ~!
mar with deep SORROW and regret that hi, sn..
of life should be so short, for he wss in Ufs
plesssn. and courteous companion whose nIs.a
cannot be filed. = F'"'s
Resolred That We tender to the family Of ~.
late elbow mAmber and BROTHER, our sympathy -
their deep Fiction in tho loss of an affection. -
son and brother.
RESOLVED, That the Young Mems sed.litv T.
csum q. 3 last mark of respect 10 the memory y,
the deceased, attend his funeral in a BODY and
that copy OF these reso utions be sent the ism,y
Of the deceased, and spread on the minutes Of n.
Lyceum and BIO published 10 the ii daily p,nsr,
J. HARRY LICE
EDWARD HUGHES. Committ,e
w. Il. WHITcoMB
W. NJ DoNNELLY, Secretary Pro ten,
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obstructIons be could In the Wsy OF its e1.
ecutiop, and that Oven. the superintendent
OF immigration, and Nettleton we're anu
are personal enemies.
Mr.. Lodge, Of Massachusetts, h-lsy, ~.
trodueed Ia the Home bill to proVioe iEt
an inletna t,onal rste between gold ana sii-
yer and to suspend the purchase OF sllVer
bullion and the issue OF Treasury nttss
thereon ss provided by the act OF July H.
REPRESENTATIVE Meredith succeeded 10
hsvirg postcffice established at Mee'z, g
station on the Wsrrenton branch CT the VIZ
pinis Midland Railroad. sgsinss the recon-
menda.ion of the republican postmaster at
Wsrrentop, bu. The official who has the
nanipg Of the postofices refused TO name
It Meetz, because Captain Mee'z, who gave
the lsnd for it. is a demoorst Mr.. Meredith
apain sought the aid CT the Postm master Gen
ersl, andshe Office has been named Meelz,
Hon. CosrIes D. Drake, lats Chief Ju:tice
of the q. s. Court OF ClaimP, YES found
dead In his bed this morning, The deceased
vas native OF Ohio, but moved to Mis-
souri, and took prominent part 10 the
snsi-secession movement in that State, aoo
s0on after the war represented that state in
toe U. S. Senate sc republican.
Ia tie Senate to day Mr.. Daniel Intro
ducsd ,i.t restitution declaring that ths
direct laud tex refund should include tbs
principal of the tax collected, together With
such penalties, interest and excess OF tsx s'
we're collected but net including oottI o
collection, and the interest being only suct
SO was charged against the taxpayers slso
bill approprlating $4,000 for tower fol
the public building at Norfolk for the weata
er bureau also 8 petition from w. d. K
Psnd!eion, Vim. W. Hoxton and others. @
Seminary Hi, near Alexandria, a9ainsl t1e
removal Of the Ute Indians.
Letters received here from Mr.. john Por
ham, jt.. q. 8. consular agent It Panama
say thai his Beasemer iron mine Oh the 18th
mus has proved veritable bonaEza, and
that he will soon resign his Office and come
home amply provided with means for long
life
Tho faro game thst WAS recently started a
Monte Carlo with chips at ten cents and limit a
five dollars, h ,s suspended operations, aad 1t II
said that as the constable there s reported som
| of the be,ters they will be summoned before I'M
grand jury to testify as to the dealers ana ina
some of the latter may therefore bs indicted
The Imperisl Hotel here, !hs hotel arJ oiLln NJ
the National Theatre, has been sold for $oO,ooo
Tie house int erstate commerce comml .tee 10
day sgr,ei to bill allowing FreIc1 compaD!
to land lis cables on the shores of Virginia.
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Town GOVERNMENT ORGAN1zED.-Uo.

Town GOVERNMENT ORGANIzED.-Uo.
der the act OF incorporation recently passed
By the Legislature, ths town of Colonial
Beach, Westmoreand county, organize it's
municipal government on Monday lsat with
the following officers: Mayor, Frank
schwalz; Couooilmen. W. W. Evans, Ohas
Bfayton, 8. J. Watson aud TnomasJ J. Brady.
Mr.. Renshaw Yves appon led clerk, Bsrja.
min Fox, sergeant. and the Council pro.
ceedt d to liz first legislative act, to vii. To
prohibit the running at large OF cattle, horees
and hogs.-FredericEsburg Lance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

The Century Magazine for April has been
received from its publishers, the Century
Company. New York. LIS contents are !:
The Three Ages of Man, Our Common
Reads, Tue Nature and Elements OF Poetry,
Come Love or Death, The Mother and
Birthplace of Washington, italian Old Mae
tets, The Wyoming" 10 the Straits Of Shin.
onoseki The King, The Total Solar Eclipses
of 1889. "The Shadows Fold" Characters
tea, On Rose Pressed In a Book. Did the
Greeks Paint Their Sculptures The Feast
of the Marys, The Story of the Two Msrys.
The Naulahka, At Break of Day, Fishing
for Pearls In Australia, Knamsln, o. Pap's
FlaxeD. Wolcott Baleslier, Starving st Tas-
koma, Some Passages In the History OF Lett
tia Roy, The Ocean Postal Service, The
Cyclsmen, The First Presidential Election Under
Ballot Reform, TIE New Electoral College, The
Yankee and Rebel Yells, Is islam the Gospel of
the Orient, DR.. Weir Mitchells "a Psalm OF
DEATH" Aerial Nayig .tion, and In Lighter vein
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Fairfax Nntea

MIR. E. Reed, of Psnce William county,
and Misc Huldah v, daughter of Mr.. Siaa
Simpson, were married On Thursday Last.
Mrs. a. W. Thomas has rented portion
of her farm. GEAR the Court House, to Mr..
81. w. Willcoxen, who will cultivated.
DR.. W. P. Moncure will leave Fairfax @.
81. this week for Falls Church, where he
will practice his profession.
The ex.Oonfederates OF Fairfax will meet
at the Court House on Saturday the b for
the purpose OF forming permanent camp,
and the election OF officers
The republican county committee OF Fair.
fax county is called to meet at the resldenc e
Of Mr. B. B. FAIR on Fr.dAy, April b.
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Missouri Duelists.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, april 1-Moaloe
Guion snd James Kstcbum, both barkeepeis 8.
fought duel yesterday ct Creve Cou' r
Lake. no. The two men were rowing to-
eether and got Into quarrel. Gu!on was
armsd With 8 revolver and Ketchum with o
shotgun. a spot was selected, secones
were chosep, and the oombatants opened
fire at thirty PAGES. Alter the second shot
Guion fell, wounded In the abdomen With
buckshot.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

a dispatch from Augusta, Kansas. slstes
that last nights cyclone did great damage
there. A number of lives were lost.
The large stock barns Of E. NJ. Eakin,
near Salem, N. J, we're burned last night
together with some mactiaery, nineteen
head oil valuable COWS and two mares With
colts by their sides.
Venezuelan government advices report
the overthrow Of the insurgents and state
that General Ciespo, the leader CT tie re-
volt, Is fleeing. The insurgents, however.
claim that they are veil supplied With iuncf
and arms snd are By no meaus overcome.
E. P. Noteworthy and Jas. Baker, Of
Moorehouse parish. La, yesterday had
dispute about some geese and walked outin.
to q field to settle the difficulty. Nort.
worthy was shot through the neck With
sqairrsl shot and Baker was ahot with
pistol ball through the centre OF the head
Frederick Lane, farmer living neal
Smyrna, Dal, was arrested yesterday to
await the reault Ct Injuries Inflicted on Mrs
Christopher Nswoomb last Sunday night
Mrs. Newoomb was shot By soma one who
had raised q false alarm Of fire which
brought her to the door. When Lane was
arrested he told his oaptors the shot was
not irtsnded for Mrs Newcomb but for her
husband, between whom and Lane there
had been litigation.
VIM. J. Schulz, 10 years old, who lives
with his father. Isaac Schulz, baker inspiring
Garden street, Philadelphia, alarmed the
family this morning by shouting that he had
seen two burglars 10 the houee. On exam
ination 1t WAS found that h's HIeter's jewelry
va usd at 81 900 was missing but no burg
lars could be found. Inquiry at pawn
shops In the vicinity revealed the fact that
Schulz had himself taken the jewels to the
brokers, All we're recovered and the young
man was locked up.
cyclone struck the town Of Nelson, Neb.,
yesterday wrecking it badly. The depot was
blown down and two mon were killed. severe
vivid storm passed over portion Of Ksnaas last
eVenlL z SQu COnSlueIaUic uhua6o nao cou0'
The effects OF the practical defeat Of the silver
bill i, being felt in Col.r.do now end number
OF mines have already suspended operations, an
example that will SON DO followed by many
o. hers.
1t is rumored in London that another "rearl"
scandal i, threatened. A LAZY who recently
missed valuable brooch found it ia q jewelry
store where it had been sold by her Intimate
f1ierd.
Mrs Shaw and her sister, MIS-. JohnsoD, were
found sad in their residence In Galveston yes
terday, with theft Threats cut from ear to ear.
son of Mrs. shaw has been arrested on suspicion.
Last night an insane prisoner attacked fellow
prisoner in the Centrevlls, Iowa, jail and liter.
ally best his he'd to jelly.
Ole swedo borg, sLed ~ years, and Johanna
Carssu, aged 70 were married. at st. Paul, Mimi
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01
VIRGINIA HRHs.
Hon. B. Johnson Barbour, of Orange, has
entirely recovered from his late illness.

Hon. B. Johnson Barbour, of Orange, hsE
entirely recovered from his late illness.
Humphrey Dabnsy, prominent oitiz,n
Of Lynchborg. and Mrs. Dcrah O. Lamb
wits of C7l. William Lamb, Of Norfolk, are
dead.
The sales Of leaf tobacco during March at
Danville were 5 SS9 coo pounds, the largest
sales ever made there In 8 single month.
The sales for the first half Of The tobacco
year were more than 100000 pounds.
The trustees of the American Methodist
Episcopal University met in Washington
yesterday and elected Dr.. W. W. Smith,
president OF Randolph Macon College, vice.
chancellor Of the University.
A letter from Orange says Colonel Cat.
lett Gicson, OF Culpeper. was at the last
county court sbaking hands with the soy.
ereigns. Whether be will be a candidate
for Congress next fall, he would net say.
It Is reported Governor Mckinney will
call an e1tta session of the Legislature to
correct scms inooDgruities In the recent en-
acted oyster Law. Why, an extra aession OF
the Legislature would cost more than the
oyster revenue will amount to 10 several
years.
In Detroit, Mich, on Wednesday travel.
Ing salesman named T. N. Fsrrell, who rep.
resented bis father to be tobsoconist of Dan.
Vile, was found lying In the street uncon.
solous, with his skull badly fractured. he
died later. Several persons reported hav.
ing seen Terrell walking In company with
another man, and that the man struck Fer.
rell in the back OF the head, causing linn to
fall.
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PRoM wasEINaTON.

gs.se;s Correspondence Of the AlezGndria Gasctiel
WASHINGTON. D. G.. April l. 1892.
The Houee committee on rules has de-
cidsd 10 allow the res solution fof an lnVesti'
ontion of TIE census bureau 10 be adopted.
0ov. Mckinley has gone 10 Rhode Island
70 sneak for the republicans there. He ssid
hsfors he left that he did not want to meet
his old opponent, Gov. Campbell, OF his oTD
State who is nov speaking for the demo-
Gratis in Rhode Island, out did want to meet
Mr.. Cleveland, Gho is also to SPEAK there.
IA tbs latter has right on his side, he ls treo.
IL armed, and would squelch Nj. mckinley
were he to inset him IN debate.
u. s. Senator Brice, one OF the oWnere oil
She Richmond and DAnville railroad system,
told the GAzETTE's correspondent to-day
shst the Virginia Midland division OF that
system would not be affected oy the recent
change thereip, and that now that the Geor.
Uia Central Ia out OF the syssem, the central
offioe of the system would be moved from
Atlanta. he would net positively say where
90. but probably back to Richmond and
Washington.
heard any thing for the lest day or two
about the petition for taking up the silver
bill in the House, but thss il the requisite
names be obtained, the bill can never be
passed at this session. About an early ad-
j,urnment, he says the democrats will try
60 bring it about but that if t1e republicans
object. the democrats won't cry. as their ma
jority Is sufficient to allow fifty of sheir MEM
oers to be continually on the stump, and TO
adjourn for three daye at time without any
deIriment to their party.
Daring the debate In the Senate this az
terpoon Mr.. Eosr asked permission to in-
vite upon the floor Dr.. Joseph Francis, the
snventsr Of the lifs saving car, now 81 years
old, and who had, as boy OF u. marched
to the defense of the oosst in 1872 The re-
quest was granted, and Mr.. boar, stepping
to the door, led in the old gentleman and
conducted him to seat on the republican
aide of the Senate.
The giss Of the evidence taken before the
Ellis Island investigation to-day WAS that
Assistant SecrstaFy Nettleson. OF the Treas-
ury; was not pleased with the legislation on
the subjscs of that station, and Threw all the
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to allow the fl .emon to re-snter the bui ding
the mother and child we're found dead,
cIaspad In each others embrace.
The Mitchell.Ward Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, Apl. III is stated t1sf MIS-
Mitchell, the mother OF Alice Mitchell, the
murderess of Feeda Ward, was some years
ago sent t, sa insane asylum where she re-
uaiued several months and then seemingly
recovered. She was, however, insane SUD-
sequently, and was SO affected st the time
OF the birth Of her daughter. A deposition
made By DR.. Comstock, Of this city, Is to
the effect that the murdertss is sexual
psivert, OF unscuod mind, and that Ire
mental trouble ia hereditary insanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01
A W1Fs's FEARFUL Acr.-Mrs. Msrsar

A W1FE's FEARFUL ACr.-Mrs. Margaret
Doane. a handsome, middled-aged woman,
the wife ef produce dealer doing business
In Washington Market, threw herself, With
her FIVE year-old con, Frank, from the third
story Of her residence In Hoboken yesterday
morning. Mrs. Doane's arm and leg we're
broken, and che was probably fatally In.
iured internally. Her boys skull was irsc-
tured, and his death Ia looked for ct any
moment. The sffair created INTENSE excite.
uent 10 the neighborhood, where the resi-.
dents are nosty wealthy New York busl-
ness men. The vile Ia Insane.
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saSlzSz5
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April
SENATE

SENATE
The resolutions On the silver question that
we're offered yesterday by Mr. Morgan baV'
Ing baen laid before the Senate by the Vice
President, Mr.. Morgan said that be did mol
wish to have them taken mp for action to-
day and would prefer that they should go
over till Monday. They were accordingly
allowed to remain On tae table.
After the transaction Of the regular morn
ing business the Icd!sn appropriation bill
was taken up, aad Senators had che oppor'
tunity OF Offering amendments 60 1t.
HoUsE.
Mr.. Bailey, of Texas, who (Without an.
tegon!z ng any special msasure) made the
point that no quorum Wps present, and sew
eral bills that were called up bad to be
withdrawn 10 order to clear tbs track for
the regular business Of the House.
Mr. Catchings. Of Mississippi, from the
committee on rules, reported back resolu'
ton for the appointment OF q special COM
mistee OF seven members to inyesligst, the
charges made against the Census Bureau.
Mr.. Wilcox, of Connections. eff red an
amendment putting the investigation Ia ths
charge OF The census committee.
Mr.. Enloe thought that special commit
tee could conduct the investigation more
satisfactorily.
Mr.. CetchIngs, OF Missiseppl. demanded
the previous question, whereupon Mr. Mil
Ter, OF Wisconsin,, assumed the role OF fill
buster. He moved al adjournment and
thls being defeated by vote of 1875 to 2
(Mr. Klgore, of Texas, good naturediy vot.
ling with Mr.. Miller) moved for recess I'M
til 5 O'Clock. On this Mr.. CatohiDgs made
the point OF no quorum.
Mr.. Wilcox's amendment was agreed to
| and the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. MoMilln lin response to query from
Mr.. Burrowe) said that it was his intention
/ to ask the House to close the general tariff
debate tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
Then the third patty essayed the part OF
obstruction. Mr.. Simpson, Of Kansas, Vas
the leader and his supporters we're Msssrs.
Watson. Baker and Miller. But the strug.
gle WIS brief one, and the House went
| into committee on The wool bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

The Massachusetts Board OF Trade has
asked Congress 10 create new department
the Department Of Commerce and Trade.
Why, certainly. There certainly Is ss mucn
necessity for q department of commerce and
trade os there ia Tor one OF agriculture, and
the latter having been created, there 10 as
good reason Tor creating the former, or
for creating department Of manufactures,
or mining, or any OF the other industries OF
the country. Ios!ead OF more. there snoulo
be tageg soyerumsnt departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

To trife with severe cough or cold is
certainly trlfpg with one's health. We ad.
Wise all to take Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup,
Price Is cents.
Many persona will not be without a suo.
ply OF Salvation Oil. In winter they want
!t for frost.bltes, chapped hands and chill.
plains In summer for thestinga Of bees and
wasps, and all the year round for cuts.
bruises, soalds and burns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

SENATOR CULLoM mss Withdrew from the
oontes. for the republican Pres Dental NOM
iuasiop. There was no need f5G his doing
90. az he ns7er was "la H." A!gsr ADD
Blair ays now the oaly opsa contestants
Mr.. Harrison hes, and neither OF them WOE
riss him In the least, Bat ail tas ssme, If
MIR. Blaine be well nan when the nomi-
mating convention shall ba held, Mr.. Ha1ri-
sons fruit will be turned to ashes, and If
MIR. Blaine be not we!l, Senator Sherman
will very p7obsbls snatch it from his hands.
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FOR oEER FIsTF YEARS

Winslow's Soothing ayrup has been used for over
Fifty Year. BY Nlssss Of Mothers for their osil-
DIRE. While TsesASss, with Perfect ssecess HSo0taes
the Child, Ss;fss the Gam, AIGys all Pais; Cures
W5ad C,l;c and is the best remedy 1or Diarrhoa.
Sold by Druggists in every part Of the world. It
Value il incalculsbla. Be sure and aak for Ars.
Winslo.rs sostASus sseuo, and take nc other kind.
Tyeuty.sys esag BEETLE.
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The ghost ct the White House is said to
walk half of every night. bat he could do
double that amount Of work, IL he wasn't
afraid of the morning air, and knew that DR..
Bulbs Cough Syrup cured oil kinds Of trou.
bleeome coughs and colds.
She stood at the gate in the lete Spring
twilight. and when she said goodbye, she
fell neuralgia kiss her rosy cheek but she
only smiled. for chs had Salvation Or, the
greatest cure On earth for pain,
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A Stubborn Contest.

BURLINGTON, Iowa. April 1.-Oae OF The
longest OIL d mott s,ubbornly con tested fgt t.
ever fought In this part Of the couEtfy, re-
suited last night In draw. Tbs contest
srLs we're john Wor!ey and Jack Davis.
After the end of the fifth hour thu battle was
called a draw. Both men are terribly pun-
,aAea
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Jonathan Rockefeller. an old man. while
passing through the woods near 6omerast
county seat. Pa, yesterday, was seizsd by
TWO unknown men. who, with their guns,
best their victim over the head. Then with
kicks and curses they dragged him into the
dense uudergrowth and bess him to death.
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T,Hx a N u p I q .
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1.
TIE REoENT elections In NaW YORK were

TIE REcENT elections In New YORK were
oond ,oted uadsr the Improved system OF vol
iuq. By that system the democrats ioss ID
a,rn,s, every instanos. fhe iaiiess system
=, = ,fioy Is thst by viva vooe, but as i'
woald put the votes OF soms employees IL
the hands OF some employers, the next oass
Ia the ballot system as conducted betoEe t'o
improysd method was adopted, as by that
system every votey has this opportunity OF
casting "vsst pocket" ballot ii ne snail
onoosa to do &C. The Improved method may
anti thoss who can read nnd write, bat there
ara buuoreaB OF Thousands OF poor voters
who can DO neither, and nearly all poor
white psoplo have aeras enough to be DEM
oo.a!s, anu would vote the democratic tiok-
ct II they knew bow to DO 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

TEE DEMOCRATIC convention of Minne-
sct, hgs declared 70. Mr. CleTeis1d At the
las. Presidential election the vote Of Minns
sofa was: For Cleveland, 103. 377; for Ear
sison, 142 451. TIE nominee Of the rational
democratic congeution ehou!d be man
who vii! be named hy democratic States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

TIE MEMBERS Of the New York Metho-
dist Conference have iass declared that I'M
m,prstion laws for the purpose OF keeping
ous immigrants of bad character, taeS ap'
prove, but that they would hsVe them mace
applicable to people OF ell races and nation
allies. and not so the Chinese merely. Now
this liz q let and wise view Of the SUI jest
The Chinese never interfere with the poll
tics or government OF this country they are
industrious and thrifty, and I'LL they ask
hare is thu poor privilege Of being allowed
n wo,k for their living. No body has ever
vet satisfactorily explained Why baroafoos
negroes right from Congo can come here
without obs.ructiop, white people ofthe oid-
eat o,yil!zsd country in the world are rig
orouslv excluded