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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17
WHAT A SIGHT
RED MIN AND PALE FACES

Revel Bv the Light Of the snow Moon,
and Maskers. Braves and PATE PAGES
doiu IN the Fantastic steps Of tho
Pence Ifnncs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17

Among the guests from out of town
were Benz. S. Courts of Lynn. great
Mlshinewa; D. Peter Gardner of boston
great chief or records, and Joel q. Tvier
OF Leomlnster, great sachem. chiefs of the
great council of Massachusetrs Thars
We're also present John W. stuart. PAST ss-
chem of Springfield, Mass, II. IT, Nine
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17

Nix. AND Mhs. A Z. ADKINS
MR. AND MRS. =. II. ALLEN.
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the masKers VINO appeared IN characteI
There were a number OF fancy costumes
ana some OF the maskers were simply in
evening dFes-
Helen N brown Night
Aivena Walker. Indian princess
Miss bishop. Fisher maI1el
Mrs. j. H. Miller. sunnower
Mattel Johnson. daughter Of the Regimen
Minnie LennuG. Gypsy llrl
MINNIE Sterling. FAIRY
I4ibne harris. Night
Alice Leonard. Margie White, Twins. in yellow
gowns ana cans
Edith Farkess. Flower Elr.
Miss huuEElus. Columbia
MIS-. Holmes. bliss eIoodnouEh. loose gowns an a
snaEers
Mir. Fred Gale Mrs Dewitt. Helen babies. IN
yellow ana black
Katie Hill, Queen OF star
Mrs S. L brigham. trreek ulnK costume
Florence " int. BahY bunting
Flora kavauauEh. Mnkmaid
Miss J.. Il. farKess. Old iauy
Edith StOlte. Greek. bIue costume
Anna sullivan. tfinSy.
Mamie Perry, School gil.
Mrs A. IL Knee. MliKmalQ
Tlida Counter indian cir.
Flora Ellis Iambourine girl
Mrs. Is. NJ. Adams. spanish iadr
Florence farkess. ANY Jones and t4rac. Hi
dreLl. hate t1reenHway suits
Emma henkei. Ruth Hill. Minnie Coane and
kmma brown. Ghosts
Meta Schiidulliier, national coiors
Lulu u. Horton and Lila " ooiiard Twin gncst-
sadie Turner ami Ciertie Pike Gypsy girls
Maud hunter and Mrs. ". J.. Boynton. School
girls
Lila Ellis, Queen Ol hearts
MARY Johnson and Mary Dunn Night
Hattie Mors-. Winter
Annie l. k1rWan. spanish auv
Mrs. Carlos Jones Dat
j. c. Howe. Sir Waiter Raleigh
T. " BodEerJ. Columbus
john uN1tOess. king Charles u
a. II. Rice, Louis XVI
VIII Perry. Mexiual
james McAuity. Father CHRISTMAS
NJ. Carpenter. Jockey
O r. Harms. Atrp-A merlcau rreaE
J.. G. Goddard, Clown
/. /. Holden, Mexican
Conductor hartimg Baby kutn
hulu Brown, .iuCEey
lobey beau, Comic costume yellow ana Pei
white hat -'
Harry Cnatfeld Monk
Fred Robertson. Grow
Geo. Miller and Mrs Bert Miller Josiah Ara,,
ana samantha
1aLltN uiras costumes were worn DY Alau1 an.
nuN, Maud Crosby. isabelle Converts Ziilg So
wood. with many others -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17

To the village near the river.
ln MnutasrIuuef darE shndOW
From titc wales and from the hilisides
Came toe warriors for the peace
dane.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17

The concert program 10y the .'Pani-Le
snur or IN other words. The PhilnarmOu-
&c orchestra, was mucn enjoyed and hearth
~ applaudel. and at It's close the floor was
cleared Tor the marching and manRuvriuC
OF the braves VINO appeared IL ali their
paint and feathers. Various evolutOns
~ ere performed by them with much pre-
cIslOn and accuracy the more difncult
movements being received with approval
nv the spectators. The wheel or cross
was especially well done The grand
march which followed TINS exhibition was
led by Col. c. a. Miles. sacnem of the
lodge, ana Mrs. Gerry Messer. and then
the ball Openet
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HOME NEWS.
meteorological Record

.b gsnma THURSDAY EvESiso. fEH. DO.
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The Merry 8IRsKers

The unmaskinC came in the fourth no
ure. The following list includes most OF
the maskers VINO appeared IN character.
There were number OF fancy costumes
ana some OF the maskers were Simply in
sivpTT1nu Oras-
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QUADRCPLF EHPOISONNE
NEWT.

Sill fuut en- croire la rumeur mn
drame horrible Sc serait deroule il Y
a quelques iours dams l'un de ces
villages esquimaux diss6minGs sur IL
cote du Labrador.
IL he faut dependant pas ajouter
FOL trop vite a ces histories Il sensa-
tion qul nous vlennent de 81 loip.
On sc rappelle encore dies protes-
tatlons qu'avait souleye de la part din
rev.. Pere Arnault, missionnaire oblat
qul a pour ainsi dire passe sa vie
avec les sauvages de Ia cote Nord.
Esquimaux, Naskouapi, etc. lie rec,t
dnn pretendu acte, d'anthropophagie
dun salvage qui, disait-on, await tue
ct dcvort sa file.
'"Icl Je dernier drame qui Sc serait
passe dams ces parages eloignes.
IN esqulmaux aurait cmpolsonne
So femme. 81 hellc-mere, Ia femme de
son roi>in ct IN jeune enfant.
On dit que les hommes de police
de ~Ierreneuve c%nquGtent au suiet de
cette ~affalFe, mails nc peuyent encore
bonner ucu details.
Dun autre cote, on dit quune en-
quote etc tenue IL les cadavres ct
gu on Il decouvert que les yictImcs
avalent etc empoisonnGes ayec dc Ia
cIgut, plante DIES plus v~6ntneuses.
Les quatre corps auraient etc
trouvcs dams la maison iun nomme
Brown, qui Gtait absent avec i. mari
de Tune DIES victimes.
on croft que &c dcrniara parlicip6
au crime.
Les a~ntGcedents de Brown sont
paraIt-ll, DIES Eloins enyiables.
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La IIMBROMANTE.

Quelques details curieux extraits
dun article de la Revue LA VIE con-
TEMPoRAINE sur la timbromanle
LIE due de Galliera d6pense par ar
200 900 francs en- achats de timbres
ct sa collection, estim6e 1,440.O 600
francs en- 1888, vault 2auiourd'hui 3
millions ct demi. Apres lui. it fault
otter MN. A. de Rothschild, de Bos-
redon, lie docteur Legrand, a Neuil-
ly, etc.
La timbromanie sevit beaucoup en-
Angleterre la collection de sir
Daniel Cooper tut payee $4,000
francs. Ellie etalt composee exclu-
sivement dies timbres-poste ennis en-
tire 1862 ct 1878. Lors de la yente
de Ia collection Lalane, qui cut lieu
q Bordeaux il y a trois mois. un
Anglais, NJ. Philips, fit expires lie
ct paya 10000 francs une
collection dams laquelle fguraient
denx timbres de Tile Maurice, dts
"Post- Office"
II y a quelques jours, deux de ces
tImbres ont atteint lie plus haut prix.
qui, croyons-nous, ait jamais etc at
TENT en- pareille Circumstance. Ce
sont DIES timbres de 10 confines. lis
ont etc payes $500 francs. On croft
quill n'existe que quatorze exemplai-
res de ces timbres, yul, bien entendu.
appartiennent Il DIES collections de
premier ordre. Un p~hilateliste cut
un jour une vive joe II remaraua
que sur deux timbres de la meme
eifigie de la RENE Victoria, une meche
q" cheveux etait d'inegale longueur.
ut son enquete, ct apprit, apres
bGaucoup de peihes, QUEEN effet lie
.Faveur Tune dies planches qui avail
ant servi a limpresslon de ces tim
await commls n legere erreur
dessin. Ii c resulta une course
+olle de la part DIES collectionneurs
'nglais ct autres a la poursuite DIES
Imbres dts "a Ia Tongue meche."
Les timbres ennis 4 ~l'occasion dun
vehement (tel celui du centenaire
les Etats-Cnis) ont une valeur oui
'ugmente tous les jours. Ii est a
emarquer d'ailleurs que Ia "haisse'
st pressure inconnue sur lie marchG
les timbres-poste. lie tl.nbre de Tile
laurlce de 1917, qui vaIait 1900
rancs II y a qucIques annGes, est
uJordh dun prix beaucoup plus
leve, ct atteint pressure la cote du
Imore Gle Ia premiere emission
Hawai- $1,000 fr.)
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Sarah B%ernhardt est rentrG Il Paris
apres une tournte theatrale qu'elle
Went de falre daTs lAmGrique du
Sud. Ellie Sc %trouvait Il Rio de
Janeiro, pendant lie bombardement.
CONNIE on Iinterrogealt a ce sujet,
ellie s'est ecriee "C'Gtait supplement
exquis. Je suis rest6e trois jours ct
trois NUTS sur la rade pour asslster a
ce spectacle c'etalt grand. cmpoi-
gnant, magnilique. Je he Ioubllerai
jamais. JHai WI la une dies plus gran
DIES scenes de ma VIE
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ATELIER ~TYPOGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant toni lie materiel necessaire. nous
s0mnles a meme d'ex6cutcr tous les ouvrages
typographianes qui nous seront conties. lie
orefs c2Tocat. cartes d'atfaires, ent6tes de
features, tickets d'hahitation, blancs. circus
lalres, etc, seront imprimcs dams lie plus bre
deial ct a ces prix ouI detient toute concur
renee.
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LA
CAPITAINE ROUGE,
PAR LEOPOLD STAPLEArX.
Suite

-Je comprends.
II faudrait en- outre cue lie puisse
etre certaine que lie ieune homme en-
question ne pourra nullement Sc
douter qu'on S interesse "a lui dune
faeon ~quelconque.
-Dapres &c que m'6crit monsieur
votre notaire la question d"'argent
nest qu'un detail pour vous.
ASSORTMENT, ct je suis prete a
payer ce quiz faudra.
-Je vais vous bonner une adresse
ct ma carte. Vous serez recue imme-
diatement, ct vous pourrez parler en-
toute %securit6, surtout apres avolr
renouvele lencourageante declaration
que vous yenez de me faire.
de n'aurai garde d'y manquer.
Me. Lacaussade await pris la plume.
II traGa deux llgnes sur un papier ct
lie tendit a Mandica.
-Voiol, dit-ii.
La diva Y jeta les yeux ct Tut
NATHAN COSTE.
9rue Saint Bas,le.
-Je vous remercie imminent, le-
plitelle.
Scion les accommodations de Ia
Vocat, DIES qu'elle fut dams lie cabinet
de Nathan, Mandica lui dit
-Voici mile francs a tire de
provision, monsieur.
-Parfalt, parfait, approval rhom-
me d'affaires en- jetant sur la ieune
file un regard rempli d'admiration,
car cette faeon d'entamer l'entretien
f'avait subltement conquis.
-Sl vous reussissez, je vous Ell
donnerai lie double, reprit Mandica.
De quot s'agit-il? demanda Ma
than avec un vif interet.
Mandica exposa lie but de sa visite.
-Cest dlfficile, reprit Phomme
d~'affaires.
-Vous connaissez 4 Paris ouel-
Gu'un de discreet o..
oh tres discreet.
Eft capable de me procurer sur
la personne en- question DIES r~enseione-
ments precis?
-Parfaitement lie nom de cette
personne !? demanda Nathan en- sap
pretant 4 prendre dies notes.
-Lucien d'Esp6rant.
IL suffit, ct dams trois semaines.
un mois... |
-ltlen ne presse je vais faire un
long voyage, ct ce nest qua mon
retour que %j'aurai besoin DIES ~rensei-
gnements que IONS vous voulez bien
vous charger de me procurer.
"A o. ordres, madame: ie vais
ecrire immediatement a Paris.
En- effet, DIES que Mandlca ct la
comtesse Sc furent retirees, Nathan
Coste, lie f~acteur, apres avoir ouvert +,
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deere, c%elibataire, Sc trouvait en- efet
dams dies conditions qui rendaient
pressure lrrealisable la punition que
Mandica voulait exercer, car l'idet
dattirer d'Esperant dams un guet
apens lui repugnait.
Dams ces conditions, ellie devait 81
rendre a Paris ct pousser les investi
cations commences par lie correspon
dant de Nathan Coste, de faeon a ne
rien ignorer de Iexistence de Lucien
s'armer de patience, ct attendre ur
moment opportun qui peut-etre nc
viendrait jamais.
Tout celia offrait de nombreuses
difficulties, ct demanderait sans doute
bien du temps.
Neanmoins aucun Encouragement
men resulta chez MaEdica.
Sachant, par lie rapport d'Archibald,
Qu'ordinairement d'Esperant s'absen.
tat a repoque du carnival, sans
qu'on sut precisement OH il Sc rendait
a ce moment de l'annee, ellie donna
fordre a Mosca de Sc rendre d Nice.
Des que lie Cantabile fut dams lie
port de Nice, CONNIE on await remar-
que Mandica, dams son costume de
bord, au milieu de son 6quipage, on
chercha i decouvrlr son identite, ct,
CONNIE ellie n'avait aucun motif pour
Sc cacher, DIES qu'on apprit que celle
que, DIES le premier jour, on await
surnommee la "Capitaine Rouge"
etait la Florini, ce fut a qui viendrait
lui presenter ses hommages, ct aussi-
tot, par sa vie originate, sa reputation
d'artiste ct sa grande beaute, ellie
devlnt lobjet de la curiosite generate,
81 ben qu'elle fut proclamee d'emblee
refine de la salson.
Malgre la sensation qu'elle await
produite, la diva menait a O bord
la vie la plus paislble, ne quittant
lie Cdntabie qu'avec la comtesse,
sans laquelle on ne la voyait jamais.
Ce fut alors que Paul de Lignac
franchit pour Ia premiere fois la
.passerelle du Cdntdbile, OH sur sa
1emande, un richie Mi.lanais. qui con
nalssalt Ia Florini depuis ses debuts
/ Ia Scala, l'ayait amene atm de le
presenter a la diva.
Des lie lendemain. Paul tombait a
les genoux en- vrai Don Juan ct
Mandica lui faisait amicalement com
oreldre qu'elle ne pouvait ct he YOU
aimer personne.
Quinze jours apres, alors que dEs.
'erant await quite Mention pour
Nice atm dy passer lie temps du
'arnaval, Sc promenait pour la pre-
Mere fois depuls son arriv91e, sur la
DIES Anglais, en- compagnie
lie Lignac, la Capltaine Rouge, accom-
par la comtesse Bortelii, apres
ne promenade en- voiture a Reaulien.
wait etc saluee par les deux amis.
Eft n'ayant apereu &c dernier qu'au
noment OH il Ia s%aluait, Mandica
await pas regarde la personne qui
ccompagnait son nouvcl ami.
Mais on coneoit als6ment l':ndici-
lie emotion qn'elle eprouva lorsaue
? lendemaiI de cette rencontre, apres
ue Gle Lignac lui await demande d
ord du Cantabile, dc vouioir bien
au concert de Renaissance
u'organisait lie cercle Massena pour
semaine du carnaval, ce q quot ellie
yait CONSENT, lie jeune homme await
son autorisation de lui ame-
er lie lendemain Lucien d'Esperant.
Grace 4 l'entree de la comtesse.
Vi cachait lie visage de Mandica au
devant lequel ellie passait en-
It instant atm de dire quelques mots =,
sa maftresse, celle-ci await pu dis
son trouble ct faire en- sorto :
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stduCiiS 80 NC ddot CSltlS
attendalt les visiteurs
Monsieur Archibald Duiot, lettre
chargee, la tlairer en- vrai Inner apres
avoir constate sa provenance ct,
apres un moment d'hesitation bonner
vingt sous au facteur, ne prit que
quelques secondes 4 Archibald, qui,
DIES quill fut seul, eventra lie phi d
l'aide dun coupe-papier de faeon a
%conserver i'enveloppe entlere.
Puts il la vida, SQUIRT a la vue de
trois billets de banque qu'elle conte-
matt ct jetant aussit0t les yeux sur
la signature
Nathan Coste, murmura-t-il, de
Ia tribu d'IsraGl p%hoc6enne sill
m'envoie trois cents francs, c'est quill
aurait du men exp6dier hut, mails 4
bon chat, bon rat, voyons &c don't IL
s'agit.
Et il Int l'Gp1tre de laigrefin mar
seillals.
-Bien, celia Sc peut ct celia Sc fera.
mails il faut commencer par faire
tirer la langue a ce bon Nathan.
Eft, ayant glisse les blllets de
banque dams son porte-feuille classe
la lettre avec son envelope dams un
certain carton dd hoe, Archibald
Dufot Sc leva pour aller %dejeuner,
dun pas allegro, lie sourire aux levles.
Archibald, d'apres les renseigne-
ments donnes par Mandica a Nathan
que celui-ci await relates dams sa
premiere %lettre, sc dit qu'un homme
de la condition lie Lucien d'Esperant
devait faire partie dun cercle au
MONS, ct CONNIE pour les besoins de
son agence t6nebreuse, il s'etait pro-
cure les liste DIES membres principaux
DIES clubs parisiens, il ne tarda pas d
connaitre ceux don't l'heritier de
Ladislas Maresko Gtait membre.
La piste certaine etant trouvee, en-
quelques jours IL recueillit sur Lucien
tous les renselgnements demands,
apres les ayoir consignes sur IN
special, Sc r6serva lie soin
len achever la continuation ct den
l'exactitude au moment OBJ
Quinze jours avant l'epoque a
aquelle Mandica await dit a Nathan
serait lie retour en- Italie. il
nit en- demeure Archibald de termi-
Ter raffaire.
HUT tours apres, celui.ci lui envoya
note complete ct aussitot Coste
a Milan quill 6tait en- mesure
fournir les renseignments qui lui
talent demandGs.
Cette %lettre, Mandica ne la lut que
IuelQues semalnes plus tard, car son
bsence s'etait prolongee au della du
qu'eIle prGvoyait enquittant
1arseille.
Ellie y retourna, ct lie jour meme OH
CdntGJie rentra dams lie port. ellie
rendit chez Nathan.
CONNIE ellie n'avait pas prevent ce
ernier de o arrivee, il men fut que
lus enchant6 en- la voyant entrer {
ans son cabinet.
--NOus ave. reussi. monsieur {
Complement, madame. {
Et, sortant dun carton lie docu- !
tent policier que lui await transmits :
.gence Duflot $
-Jugez-en vous meme, aj~outa-t-il.
L'adresse de d'Esperant, ses habi-
ldes, ses relations, iguraient sufi- :
'mment detaillees dams lie rapport '
: Dufot que Mandica Tut Immediate G
ent. q
de vous remercie, dit-elle. :
Eft, fidele 4 So promesse, ellie tira :,
un petit Garnet en- peau de crocodile =
hilIatS 6n milo f.a,.c Utah >
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La cloture de l'Exposition Co,om.
nienne a Chicago, a Ell lieu, d'apres
les decrets du Congress mardi dernier.
lie 81 Octobre.
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Announcement.
ANNONCES.

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2me. IS
I" Insertion add SO
Tcute anncIce indignant la profession
.aPaGresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
A. res. par IN. d'avance...-. .........-.$5 90
AnDonee .ie candidats, d'svance, $500 10 90
Necrologle. par 10
Toute aunnnce commercial publiee D Ian
nee sera inseree au tanx de 50 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions sul,sequentes.
Tnute annonce don't lie nOn,bre d'insertions
q est pas specific sera inseree iusqu'A nouvel
ordre au tank 0rdinaire.
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PUBLlEE TOUS LES SAMEDIS A
A. JOLIET r., & Co., Proprietaires.
BUREAU: Rue MaiL : tire st. Phil, pc
ct st. Louis.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-20

On last Sunday evening pack Of
dogs brought a young deer across the
hills southeast Of town and rant down
TO the edge Of the Greenbrier, about
two hundred yards above the planning
mill. At that point some one fired two
shots at il, which turned the deer up
stream. 1t limRed along as If crippled,
and on reaching the log jam it delibtr-
ately walked out on the log until il
reaching small opening, where il got
down into the water, as if to hide from
its parsuers a rope was procured and
placed around IFS neck, audit was lift
ed out Of the water. Upon examina
ton i was found p lie almost unhurt,
having only bullet hole III its ear II
was taken to the home 81 ". u. Gil
bert and placed ii d pen. The little
beauty weighs about one hundred
poands. Il was completely tagged
ont, and had probably been run out
Of the Alleghenies Roneeverte afes-
stlsgey.
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REFORMED SYNOD.

Meets is Special Session at Westminster, Maryland,
April27
The Potomac Synod Of the Reformed
Church in the United States, which will
meet in special session in ST. Paul's
Reformed Church, Westminster, Md,
April q, is composed of nine classes,
which are situated in Maryland Virgin
ia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Ore
gon and the southern counties of Penn
sylyania between the Susquehana river
and the Allegheny mountains. The
classes represent membership of So.
600. The synod is delegated body,
composed Of delegates elected by sew
eral classes The president Of the syn
cd is Rev. John G. Moss.
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THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 20. IOs
nR. wTIsoEAsD TIE MACHINE

The report has come from the Sec
ond Congressional district that some
Of the ..smalI fry politicians 10 that
end Of the State have declared war
upon Hon. VIM. Il, Wilson. and have
boldly avowed their purpose Of send
ing an anti-Wilson delegation to the
next Congressional convention. This
opposition Id seems to have developed
within the last few weeks, and comes
from the fact that while Mr.. Wilson
has large amount Of influence with
the administration, he will no. permit
few machine politicians who have
not been in the Democratic household
sufficient length OF time TO enable
them to have a bona fide residence
to dictate to him IN the matter Of mp
pointments. Mr.. Wilson is one Of the
few Of our public men who will not
'.crook the pregnant hinges q the knee
That thrift may fellow fawning.r
and has thus incurred the wrath Of a
few demagogues who are in the party
for the offices and the offices only.
But the displeasure Of these gentle
men Will amount to nothing 50 far as
Mr.. Wilson is concerned. II will only
serve to make him stronger in his own
district, if that were possible, than be
fore. There IS no man to-day in theI
Congress Of tho United States who oc.
cupies higher position in the estima
ton Of the people than does MI. Will
son. AS an honest, true, genuine tariff
reformer he has few equals and no
superiors in that body. No man il
nearer in touch with the administra-
tion than he. His reputation is a ma
tional one, and his place in Congress
could not be filled from the Second
district. His loss would prove an ire
parable one to the great cause Of tariff
reform. The country has further need
Of his services and viii not lose him.
There many be Hill Murphy machine
in the Second district as there is in
Now York. The one waged bitter
warfare against Mr.. Cleveland and
the cause Of true tariff reform. The
fate of that machine has been sealed
The Second district machine had as
well take warning for its doom can be
foreseen without a political telescope.
ClarkesJurg Nears.
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