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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-09

For the next thirty days, see our
prices. They will astonish you,
PARKER Bros.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-09
COUNTY COURT .

Suit was filed in the county court
yesterday afternoon by S. 2. MoLen.
don against st. Louis and Southwest.
ern railway for $275 for killing a
horse. the property of the plaintiff.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-09

Pool Party of ladies and gentlemen
at the Natstorium tonight $50 to ~
o'clock.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-09
205 SPOT Cash 2O5

LOOK what you pay on crealt anc
see how sell the same article for
cash.
CREDIT. CASH.
Large Jar Imperial
Pickles, $l00 4 rs
Large Jar Herican
Pickles, rs go
Half gal. bottled pick. so .25
Quart bottled pickles, .25 .l5
Pint bottled pickles, 10 10
Bbl Mixed pickles gal .65 40
Bbl small pickles, gal 80 80
BIB tomatoes, per can, 10 10
lib Family Peas, can 30 .124
5000 Parlor Matches. 40 20
Best eating | potatoes 40 bk %
Grits 90 pounds for 100 80 100
Gran Sugar Ii lbs, for LOO Is 100
Arbuckle's Coffee, ,25 ,229
Best pat Flour, sack, 1,65 lao
Friends this is but small sketch o.
my low cash prices. Call at my store
y. 4. SHOIoE
205 South Third Street.
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Hon John II. Reagan, Chairman Railroad
Commission, Austin, Texas e
SIR-On yesterday l received let
ter from you, through Mr.. A. c..
Prendergast, dated January 10, which
he informed, had been delayed on
account of his having been sick.
Your letter was Immediately answered
and placed in the postoffice in time to
go off on the noon train Surprising
that in your correspondence you
adopted the rules which usually
govern gentlemen, you can.
not, but others will imagine my
surprise, when on yesterday evening |
was handed by Captain Herring an en-
velope containing a copy of the letter
| had answered in the morning, a
short note to Captain Herring and the
following:
Hon. A. c. Prendergast. Waco, Tex.
DEAR SIR-Herewitn | enclose to
your care letter to the G. B. Gerald
of your city. Will you do me the
favor to look at the letter so IS to
identify it, seal it up and hand it to
Mr.. Gerald, and advise me of your
delivery of my letter to him. BY so
doing you will place me under special
obligations. Very truly and respect
fully.
[Signed. JOAN HI. REAGAN.
| immedistel y went to Mr.. Prem.
dergast's Office and learned that be
had carried out your instructions, was
shown your letter of instructions to
him, of which the above ID an exact
copy.
Now. what is the logical and legiti.
mate conclusion to be deduced from
your act? Iii evidently this: Believing
that |, who am regarded at least as
an ordinary gentleman, who am the
representative of the $4,000 people OF
this county, among whom there is not
man, but who in all good qualities is
your equal, and thousands of them
your superior, was a miserable craven
cur, who if addressed as gentlemen
are ord nsrily addressed by you, would
through fear of you, the great John
H, Reagan, chairman OF the railroad
commission, fail to answer your bull
doing letter, and if you charged that
you had addressed me letter, that ]
would add lie to my. fear by denying
its receipt, With this estimate of me
you wrote your letter and "staked'
your witness, so when the hour came
you could parade his testimony in sup
port of any charge you might make
against me. Not
having now, nor ever hav
ing had friend that / would ask to
do for me, what the "Hon. A @
Prendergast" so readily did for you
and placing upon you the same esti
mate that you placed upon me, have
copied the letter of yesterday, and to
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HAS ALMY ANY CHANCE.
Counsel for the Murderer Seems to
Think that His Sentence was Legal.

PLYMOUTH n. H., March 30.-Aivin
Bur ,ish, counsel for Amy, the murderer
Of Christie Warden, has made public the
reason Why Almy waived his right to b.
present when sentence vas passed upon
him. AT the close of thu rial, Mr.. Bu,
leigh says. "the popular feeling was In-
ten.e. The officers had great diff iulty in
| opening way for Aimy's c1i: from the
court room.
As he was conducted through the crowd
he saw the temper Of The pubic and over
heard soms remarks tbs, gave rise on his
part, TO grave approximations ss 10 his safe
ty 10 case the verdict should be anything
less than murder in tie first degree. Ii
WAS convinced ihst the verdict would be
murder in the second degree and he ws>
very fearful that in the case OF tu;h . d, =
| cision the sheriff would not be Able to pro
tect hiid from violence while be should BE-
| convey ed TO the railroad station to be taken
| to prison in Concord.
Under the circumstances the Court de
| Cided that Amy had the legal right to
ssiye the privilege Of going back into the
court room to listen to the proclamation OF
| the verdict. Upon receiving this informs
| ton Amy at once frightened up and az
copied the privilege
"So)n after this new question Of the
| le gslily was raised visited Amy and ex-
| planned to him in detail the situation or he
case, ard told hun that | WISHED him 10
consider the matter careful y AID 10 sue
| ges freely TO me Whist action re wished 10
have taken. H. deslttd ums To cIusideg
What further ghJ be done, snd l am to
visit bin sgsia IN few days to learn his
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Farms Increasing In Value.

Within the last eight months | have
Travelled extensively through the states
of New York, penpsylvau ia, Ohio, To-
diana Michigan. Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska In conveT
sation with hundreds OF farmers snc
business men In each one of these states
| have learned that the verdict is uearl
unanimous that land has been increasing
in value steadily for neatly two year'
past.
In Kansas | have visited twenty couu
ties h. people met have assured me
that land will today bring from s. 20 s
more per scre than it would two year
ago. The statements made in Nebrasks
have been to the same effect, In lows
the improvement in price is placed still
higher. In the vicinity Of Atlantic City
was assured by Trustworthy men thai
farming lands are fully SIS su acre
higher than they were in 1889, and thai
sales are much more readily made, a
those advanced prices, thsn they were
two years ago at the very low prices OF
that date
have been in more than twenty eoun
ties in Iowa. In no place do the people
put the rise in land at less than $40 pei
acre.
In Wisconsin the rise is Just as pre-
nounced, but the increase is not so grea
per acre.
la Illinois the statements all agree thai
land has advanced in price within trc
wears between $40 and $50 per acre. II
the neighboThpud of Paris Sterling sltoT
and Decatur the advance in the price i:
admitted By sl with whom have con
versed
In Michigan the advance is marked
but not so large rs in Illinois.
In Ohio, after visiting 30 If her cOun'
ties, am able to sta.e tha5 farming
lands ia that sta,e have risen in value
between - and SIS per acre within two
years The tone OF the Ohio farmers
has entirely changed within that short
period They have ceased TO be de
spondent and are now tulI OF courage
and hope
In New York and Pennsylvania the
improvement ia not q great as in the
West, yet there is decided change for
the better In these two states also. From
my personal observation, | am able to
state that times are more promising, aud
that there Is prosperity in store for meu
who till the soil.-R G Horr in New
York Tribune.
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BITTER TRUTH.
Iut Many Hen are Just Such Fools.

Asatstory tina; OF Henry c, Arne. man OF
high ambitions, he had worked and struggled
inccssantIy fer riches. Just as suece. crowned
his efforts he fell dead, struck down by nerve and
brain prost.a,ien from overstrain and oNefwctk,
in his drswius room, amid hi, masn' hcent sur
rsuntiugs lie never lived to enjoy the fruits of
his exe,s si,c sserwork.
SO il IA with tn aussnfs, They work. n'ip1 ~
their nerve force until they find themselves
ee.siseiy nervous, powers of mind and though,
weak, ned, nerves anstruus aud unsteady, nights
sleepless aud aereircshius, bodies Iieed and OK,
haasted. There will often be confused mtnd.
din vision, loss OF memo Y, dali teeiins head,
aissiuess, desnandencs, strange son. atoms,
tr, mhlieg on escitrmeuf, feeling of anxiety.
poor blood, Indigestion bowels rs ipatc :, lives,
and kldney- cut OF ord'r The aflrr rH cts Of The
Grin also, I nd 10 Nestcn and pro.trste the
nerves and the weakened aud shattered nervous
systems eft in tn ttau ~ this disvasc are alarm,
irely numerous
n pss hart tie aA'rc sgsHpfas'' you are In .
b.d way, cs,s cia,iy ia .ptioe. ~hen the weak,
ness 81 sering DEBILITY makes ,ou wor. ., mi you
should use Immediately hat eat rcs,oter of
uesve ;orse and lwerta" u Igor ran STIR myth.
euer OF brain add nerves, g. Greene NerNura
Pu, civ vegetable aud harmless. Drug .ists 81.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

ALEXANDER -Selectmen, John X. Thi :
slewoOd, Stephen d. Frost. Jr q. s. S.
Criboer town clerk, A II. Perkins sc5ot
committee or Supervisor, Geo B. Berry
Money appropriated: Schools, 1851 20;
highways. 1900; support Of poor, 200; con
ingent, 800.
BRIpGEwArER-S4lec tmen, A. M. Stack
pole, Etssri Sno~, Geo. W. Allen town
clerk, K Ii Perkins; school committee
A. NJ. Stsckpole, r. IL. Perkins, Edward
Cain. Money Appropriated: Schools, voted
10 raise what money the law requires; high
ways, $500; support of poor, 500; other
purposes. voted 10 raise for Free High
School, $50.
BARrNG.-Selec'nen, s A Dotep, J II
Gray, Trctt; town 81 .rk, S p Poileys;
upervisor, Granville Chase. Money ar
prop,istsd schools, sf07; highways, 800
other purposes, IA.
THE FORKS --Selsctmen, c II Young, c
A Kennedy, j K Powell; town clerk, G II
Young; school com niitee or supt visor, {
a Kennedy. Money appropriated SCHOOL,
s225.
EUsTIs-Selectmen g. W, Jones, J, A
StaGdish, W A ) ivesser; town clerk, +
IL tCuJDi VI SUPERVISOR
c. u. Stevens com for 3 yssrs. Money
srrropri,tsd: Schools, s275; highvsys
rs; support Of poor, 200, other purposes
l75
L1SNEus -SeIectmep, Jsmss Fl Rub
r h. Young, II. B. Stinsan; town clerb
W. a. 9lther: school committee or supe'-
vi.oc, r Bogd. Money appropriate
Schools. $500; highways, 5000; suppors Of
poor, 500; other purposes, $50.
HoDsDoN. -Seleoimeo, John B. Smith
Frank II Vail, james H. Lougee; torr
CLERK John G. Ingrsbsm school commute,
or supervisor. John N, Adams, 0,cr A
Brown, Ja.. P-rrigo Money appropriated
Schools, sl325; hishNsys, $3.50; supro't
Of poor, 1000; other purposes, rs for M, =
mori.i daJ.
HAMIGsFLASTAT1oN -Salec'm n tn N
as Keessn. thomas Smith, John CJr; tAss
c'eis. Thomas keegsD; schqo committee
Thomas Saith VI IDsv sp'npristed
Schools, S150, bish~sys. 400; o her pur
poses, ts,t books, IS; PIT charges, 100.
HuDsoN -Selectmen, Joseph Good win
Hill Whiimore, William Wbitcomb; tovr
clerk, David r Andrews; school committee
or supervisor, Florence PAtters Money
sppropris Ell; Schools, s420; highway.
1900 support Of pour, 500; other purpose'
1875
Recommendations Abrsm Ross, T
s Herrics, Lsfe Ken psob; town CLERK
John Haley; school committee, F A
Smith. 5 Herriek, W + Butler. Money
appropriated: SCHOOL,, $3.50; highways
and bridges, 500; support Of poor, 300
town charges, POE; Memlrisl day, 10; 10
finish town house, 800.
WEST Forks -Seleetmen, Charles Z
Ball, Joseph z Durgin, John II Morris
town clerk, Charles S Adams school com
mittee or supervisor, jeremiah Durgin.
Money appropriated schools, slS3.
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Of the large banks In New York and other
places Of ths large number Of hight seiget
$50 scld pieces which have lately been
shipped from California. II 10 believed
that the cams h,ys been sutj scted to q
.eveating process" by electricity. BY which
~ much a. seventy 1--we cents or s. is ex
srscscd wi,h5us material defscemeut Of the
coin.
Tn, Maverick Bank indictments may be
throxr oat on acc ,unt Of peculiar error.
Council for JAs.s II FfeneN was given
i,sve BY Judge Nelsos IN the uaitsi States
Court at Boston. "Wednesday, TO fiie de-
muYrsr and also u motion 70 qutsh the in
dicimsnts because of an error which gives
the ds;s # she haldiag Of ccat 90 tne
ee,rd NJ ,udsy in December, ~hen IS
meter of fact, the term Of court began the
first Mocdsy he December,
S. Bosom hs. Jus. kp ',,sd a scms hat
r,m,fkxele story ~ he polcs. she gays
THAI stll so ,.s,erd.y morning mSr'
tsliirg hia.sJli Al sseat for b. Sstrop III
tan lnsursi cs &c. of New York, called al
her door ard engaged h in cnuversSio
III Toe course f which he sskrd II she had
any no ey. She replied Iht che hat
q. so She Gays he then dres pistol arc
demsnt,.i HIT she hand over the money e
hin, which che did He then nked her II
she had = handkerchief, and upon her say
ips sac had, demanded hat she give IL &c
him. He then s,af ed the handkerchief into
h n mcu h, AMI grabbing . towel which sh'
had la he. h AID tied her hsu3s behind hel
back and threatened to kali her IL she tost
Of the occurrence. And then shu. The dooi
and went a.sy. The police are investisst
| Jog the case.
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WAYSlDE GLEANlNGS.

Edwin Arnold has called Madison, Wis.
the Venice Of America.
Fifty-one metals are now known to exist
Four hundred years ago only seven wer,
known
Seventy-six cardinals have died within
the last fourteen years, since the present
pope began his reign The entire eolleg,
only contains sixty nine members.
The winter season in Russia comes on =
suddenly that while the first part of No
yember may be rs halmy as springtime
twenty-four hours later everything i.
frozen solid and there is no relaxation oi
the cold until spring.
There is an immense garden in Chins
that embraces an area Of 5000 square
miles It is all meadow land, and is filled
with lakes, ponds and canals. Altogether
II Is as large as the states of New York and
Pennsylvania combined.
The seven wonders Of America are classed
as follows: Niagara falls, Yellowstone
park, Mammoth cave. the Canyons and
Garden Of the Gods. Colorado: the giant
trees, California, the natural bridge, Viz.
GINA, and the Yosemite valley.
The difference in length Of the cables in
the East river bridge, Brooklyn. when the
Thermometer registers zero and when il
registers t0J dogs above il feet and 1
inches. The difference =. the rope which
hauls the cars is feet I'D & inches.
II is stated that there are more priests,
monks and nLns in Jerusalem. in proper.
ton to the population. than in any other
city in the world. They beloug TO every
nation OF Europe anti many of Asia. and
are OF every creed, form of worship and
dress.
The bronze statue Of Liberty which has
crowned the dome of the Capitol bsilding
at Washington for the past tyFenty-nire
years is 10 feet inches high and weighs
Il, as5 pounds. The figure was cast in five
sections. the heaviest being $40 pounds
weight
The srregularity Of Names coast line is
indicated By the fact that Lubbock man
who bought horse in Passport was
obliged to drive the animal more than
forty miles to reach his home, although
the two towns are only three miles apart
.rza zr.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THAT san QUENTIN SCHEME.
The British Plet 10 Gain fociheh in
Lever California.

DKsvKR, COL. March So.-ChArles &.
Autnory. = mimi Ard civil eng ueer, has
returned to Denver from Lower California.
He tar X tire Britsa attempt 70 gain pos.
sessioa Of hsreor taere. alrasdy described
in the Word, is hseiy TO lead 70 crisis
beiseen hs c. ua'ry and Great Britain
so1nes than the B h ing sea matter.
He COZ Il ms the stasr usns .has the Msxi-
mease uscts o. isn3 ih=re. IL nothing more
nor b. than IN seianet Of the British gov
srEm Mt sss.e li,ht d for ths express parpose
Of s. Il the asraer af san q Iinti3,
Mr. Annoy WAS in the eNploy OF the
original eompsn, waieh wss eoatroilet BY
An eriesEs, and 10 sell acquainted with he
90, kl' IS Of the new company, which Is
foreign eo,porst.oa-
The company is controlled By English
soveramS ut effeisls aad members Of PAr-
iismenr," sAid M Anthony. The seasEsi
msnsgsr is William Bruce, The presidens
Of the enmTsny 5 Sir Charles Jensinsop,
K. C. B. He was employed 10 S2>tAnd
Yard 1t the time of the thgaix murders II
ireland -. 8 diets csive, snd worked up the
case sgain I Cs-sy. he is the very best
man they could have got fer sHeh posi-
ttQE Is Ne las 0S. he u pOiL
AID keen. shfexd se1emer.
There 10 no effori bsing made coniin-
ued Mr.. Anthony, ito live up 10 'hs und' r
SAL ding to bring coionisti in Capt. Scott
e the Il lyal Engineers, was sent for tfou
Ildis {, show them the way 10 ecionize.
He had very carefully drawn maps mads Of
all the coss. lines Of The interior of our hsi-
eors IN the moth, including Sn Diego,
These maps he sent 10 The British war de
partnien, For his work ia Lower Cs J.
feri i. Capt Scott wxs msds full msjor
and is TO be retired within two year on fal.
pay.
This colntiz tim is sim, ls scheme to
get possession Of 5 50 q anita. San Q lintii'
| IS ianc och ed ard has five long 1tsnct
| vocsu0es. /; could be made imprreuable
IN very short time, 10 large enough f.
accommodate all the vessels that England
| would iced to keep there. There are one
or two surveying corps At work Just now,
| A rsilrosd is being graded from ban Quen
| Tin north to San Diego, and hence to
Iuns
There vas flibustsrifg expedition or
gsnizsd about two years sg1 10 capture
Lawer Cslfornis. The common belief va
| that the affair WAS organized by Americans,
| but tie truth is the vh |, thing was az
ranged by this British Company. lis idss
was to create trouble Dttseen Nj xlco aGd
this country and then seizs Sin q iensin OF
the prefer Sc Of pretr clog British interests.
| II snstAlas comes Of the BehIiDg SEES
troubll San Quenun would be very useful
| almost indispensable in fact. to great Brit
ain. The climate down there i, ideal, and
there is = great deal of mineral wealth
Mr.. Anthony has suit for hslf million
pending against the company Il San Quea-
| tin for violations of contract
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QUESTION OF RANK.
Senator Warren Wants All 10 Have a.
High Rank as Possible.

WAsHINGToN Mstcb 30 S .aRtpr War
rem today intro Ured q Till ptovjdir tbet
heresf every officer Of The amy retired
from scsiye service on xcct unit of age or
dissbiltf ineiaeot 10 the setvice shall be
placed upon the retired lis with the highest
rack held by him in the volunteer force
during The war Of the rebellion. provided
such rark is greater than that he 4 BY him
in the regular est>biishmeDt ct the time OF
his re.iremsnt.
He also introduced bill providing that
every officer Of the army now on the retired
list, Who served with the volunteer force
during the war Of the reb lion and wss
officially reported az wounded in battle,
shall hereafter be carried on said let with
the foil ,suk Of command held by him in
said volunteer force st the iime OF rec .iv-
ing such wound or wounds, provi ling .uch
rank is gres'er than that held by him in the
regular establishment at the time OF retire
mpnt
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There vas An old wsn Of Too.go. lived
on rice. Cruel, sad ssso," be had hs.dache
90 bad. After be used bottle of Salvation
Oh. he could eat roa,s beef AID PLAN pue
ding ali right,
They Fay the winter advertisements Of
houses sill run somewhat IN this .syIe. A
large and ard elegantly furnished house for
rent, in sasv distance OF dealer Who sells
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. dIifoiru
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CIT DOWN THEIR PAY
No Fifty Viewers Of Arlington Mil,
Lawrence. Mass, Strike.

LAWRENCE, Msrch 80 ABB so weav-
ere ID the Arlington Mil suupk his after
noon. II is learned that the introduction
OF De~ Cis.s Of work reduced their
pay from Is 10 S. per week. They asked
an increase In p.Y from so cents TO 3 per
cut but were refused ard they vent ous.
They sent for 0versesr H.rdy, Tut he
cuid n4t be seer. A .coBQ hand came
oni and talked with the st.ikers. but he
dolly ss.i,fsCti, n he gave than was that the
agent had ordered ih7ir di.cangs. Ms;
OF the strikers sre ~cmen, thtuz5 .aers
are seversl ID 70 with ;sm.H,..
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Richard X. Fox Thinks Sullivan Will
Win.

NEw YORK, March 80 Richard X Fox
vas asked hrs OPINION OF John L. Sulilv II. /.
chances against Co b9tE
~ uiak," sad h., John L. will vin
that fight IL he trAins properly. III. report.
about Lis excessive csfousipg have been.
| hear, on the shole, grossly tKssssra;ed.
Probably this will PIT iadice mary OF BIZ.
old admirers. tu. With goad care sad aiten-
tive training he should knock cut his man
With ess-, ard 50 qmtk tine, to-" What
about Co'be. p xss asked 81 don'i kna~
much about him ps5so 1slig, but | UNDER
stand this he Is an ex rs good man, Oh fly
and niuibIr. He ought 10 prove q siro2g
factor with these cnrrse:erissics to bis
credit
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Senator Roger q Mlls OF Texas was in
stalled lit flee Wedns $ lay morning.
Secretary Blaine has resumed charge Of
his off ;isl duties and will conduct all fui
the, negotiations on bshsif OF this COVERT
men 10 the Behfing sea matter.
Ths President Wednesday sent to the
Senate the nomination OF Ftank l.. Coombs
Of C4lifotni, /, he envoy extraordinary and
min ster plenipoienuAry Of the United
States to japan.
Ats conference of The Dem, c tatic mem
b re- of the ways and means committee
Wednesday III ~ss decided that the general
debate on the Sirineer wool bill should
close this week. Night sessions will be
held for the remainder Of tn week AID on
: lturdAy a motion will be made to close
the genersl d bate.
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wAsHIssros, March 2s.-The following
Name pensions have been granted:
Original. Perry Q. Moore. John G.
Abbott, Charles Nj. Buck, Henry LsthAu,
Aeson n. Rowe. Addhi,nal, Stephen
Rasseil. Increase, Orrin Z Brown Re-
issue. Augustus Z. Day, Frank Fsrrin.
Original, widows, etc. Alice Carthy,
Martha leighton. Samuel Tracy Gather,
Caroline T. Turner, E. Eseesh B. Hu;chir-
ecu, Mary Brsden, NJ. McDsritt, H. Eta
Hu2tin2.on.
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very faithful and finely executed pen
and ink drawing of the handsome new
building OF the Gardiner Savings Ins,i.ulion
i, on exhibition 10 Blanchard, window and
receives much attention. 1t vas done by
r N. Gilbert An Augusta artist OF mach
sbility. Il was made from the original
drawings Of the front By Z. e. Lewis, who
des gnsd the block.
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They viii Plead Our Case.

wAsHIsGros, Mach So.--lt lie settled
that Gee, J. W Fosler will be agent and
Judge j. Phelps Of vermont, the lead
ipg coansei on behalf Of the United States
before TIL Bthripg sea srhi.rstars. There
viii be other council, hut they are not yet
selected,
It's stated On authority that the two
arbitrators on eehslf of the United States
have not yet been chosen.
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ths friends Of the psrIsh outside The city
haTtng prsmsse5 E<sc1s e1nf'is11eas.
In the evening Miss Meroeh Of Portland.
siii exhibit Mrs, Jsiey'. Wax works which
have met With sacn s<n~fAE sstisfscs,on
throughout the Ssas Thu sgurss Gil De sur-
Piled by the lccsi ssi-ns which slime sss1,es
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