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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-05
All DISORDERS OF the LIVER.


Observe the following symptoms resulting
f,,Srn diseases o. the digestive organs: Con-
stination inward piles. fullness Of blood
in the head. acidity Of the stomach, nausea.
besrtburn. disgust of food. fullness OF
,--eigbt of the stomach sour quotations,
Gsiss;ng or futtering OF the heart Choking
81 e,iffoca ting sensations when in a lying
nosture dimness OF vision dots or webs
before the sight, fever and dull pain in
ness n5e Of Chest st, nnlbs ana sudden bushes OF
5esf burning in the flesh.
few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS viii
free the system OF all the above named dis
oroerS IS Years n Sufferer.
Dr Railway & Co. New York. Aug u. 1894.
/ have been suffering from Dyspepsia
for over IS years and have had several doc
tors hat without good result. / tried DR..
-'s pills to the extent Of ten boxes.
but my sickness grew worse instead OF
- Gee nv food before me and had enough
and could eat nothing. But now ] have
been taking youl R&dway Pills and 1 must
cnPPs9 me and ! an all right again. so
that 1 can enjoy eating and drinking.
Yours respes s5i,I1gsr & '3 Rroo,I KEGEN
"superfor TO Others"
Dr Railway & Co.. New YORK
1t gives me grea1L pleasure TO voluntarily
etbers I have tried. Being greatly troubled
with headache and costiveness, I find that
they give me instant relief which other
PMS eould not do -,----, -
PETER KIEFER
cs2o North Second St. Philadelphia, Pa.
4 New Man.
CO G Scaly. OF % Nassau St New
xrrr saws: Fer years have been troubled
nth Rheumatism and dyspepsia and I
$50 10 the conclusion to try your pills
I nm, ediately found great relief from their
- feel ike new man since / com
ynenced taking them, and would not now
ba without them. The drowsy, sleepy feel
a., 7 usad 10 have has entirely disap-
feared. The dyspepsia has left me and my
r1en~natisrn is gone entirely. I am salts
fad AZ any one so afflicted will give Rad,
,yav's pills a trial they will surely cure
tbey, for / believe &c all comes from the
system being out of order-the liver not
doing its work.
'July &c. 1S93."
PERFECT DIGESTION
VIII be accomplished by taking Railways
pills BY their ANTI-BILIOUS properties
1bev stimulate the liver in the secretions
of the bile and its discharge through the
hillary ducts. THESE Pills in doses OF from
two TO four viii quickly regulate the actor
OF the liver and free the patient from thess
disorders One two of Railways Pills
taken daily by those subject 10 bilious
pains and torpidity Of the liver, viii keep
the system regular and secure healthy dE-
gestion-
price Csc per box. Sold by Drug
gists or Sent by Mail.
Send to DIR. RADwAY & CO. Lock Box
sel. New York. for Book OF Advice.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-05
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Pain Cured in an Instant
The Cheapest Because the Best
Medicine for Family Use
in tie World.
For Internal and External Use.

Railways Ready Relief IS safe reliable
AMI efectual because Of TIE stimulating
aclon which ii eXe-ts over the nerves and
vital powers Of tie body. adding tone 10
Ihe one ah1 melting 10 renewed ABA IN
creased vigOr the slumbering vitality OF
the physical structure and through this
The CAUSE of the PAIN is driven away.
and natural condition restored. Il Is
mus that the Ready Relief is 50 admir-
aD!y adapted for the Cure Of Pain ana
without the risk OF injury which IS sure
% result from the use Of many OF the So
called pain remedies Of the day.
II is Highly Important That Every
Family Keep "A supply Of
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-05

Send to DR. RADWAY G. CO.. Lock Box
261 New York. for Book OF Advice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
kEkS NUGGETS.
Brought by the vi cs from the EcrIh, fat,
South and West.

France will begin the construction ills
ear Of 80 waIships of al classes.
Mrs. Cockrell, wife of Senator Coz krell
o. Missouri, died at Washington. Saturday,
after short illness, of Pneumonia.
A dispatch to Lloyds, London from MAJ
,gan says thar in HE storm eff the Morocco
oast, the French steamer lie VosgeS struck
,uuken rocks and foundered. No lives
ere lost.
The 1000 kilometer bicycle race at Paris
between Stephane and Core was finished
Sunday, Stephane winning in so hours, rs
rinntes and seconds, beating Terronts
record by AZ minutes and 81 seconds.
The large plant of J. & j. Dobson, maj
ifac'urcr of WOODEN goods at the Falls of
the Schu, kin, Pa, will start Monday, Civ
jqg employment to 1900 hand. A reduc-
i'm in wages averaging from 10 to 81 par
cent. was made.
A sp,tch from Trieste says the banking
house of PoIty & Bressy, a. Sauzzo, north
IN Italy, he's failed for s 900, 900 lire Isl :
eco GOO } Sig. Porty h,s committed sui, 'e.
Half the business II en- Of the town are af-
Iced financially"
The schooner Eliza II. Parkhurts from
Gloucf at r, Mass, wept ashor, Saturi y
night near Liverpool N. S., during hea' y
s1ow storm. She is now pounding heavily.
Steamer Aid has gone to her assistance.
The crew was saved.
The Russian census shows that the p0pu-
lotion in 1892 was l24 coo 600. 1t is be-
lieved that these figures are smaller than
the actual popuiaiion. In many districts
the registration was improperly conduct, d
and in some ef them it was necessary 10
have two registrs,i ms.
The Chinese at San Frar cisco have tom
dow the government posters put up in
Chinatown, Informing them that an tflice
had been opened for their regis ration un-
der the McCreaiy amendment, and Chinese
placsrds warning th.i r countrymen not to
regi-ter have taken the place OF the posters.
The Lordon News says: The admiralty
have made ample provisions to fully maiu-
tain the strength OF the navy and keep the
dockyards en- p.oyed in building four fist
elA,s warships emilia, to the NJ jestic ard
M,gnificent, each co-'irg about 81 goo ,000,
and, roughly, with Is 600 tons, large, coal
cap-cny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
the CHINESE WALL
scnat Or Voorhees, Discourses ON the Tafin
to visiting Delegation. ~


WASHINGTON, Jan. IA delegation
which called upon Senator voorhees,,
chairman of the senate committee on
finance, in the interest of higher duties on
the metal schedule, received very little or
no encouragement, and the senator TOOK
advantage of the opportunity to express
himself freely and forcibly upon the sub
iect of tariff in general way.
IF protection were Chinese WALL
said Senator Voorhees, You manuiac-
surers who believe in it would not be
satisfied with any height to which 1t
might be raised, but would keep up the
demand for an increased elevation. Like
Oliver Twist. you are constantly demand
ing more from one congress to another
until you have got it so high that you are
ashamed to ask it in your own names, put
put it in the names of those you employ
rs laborers, when as matter OF 1act aiter
the Mckinley bill became law wages OF
employees were reduced in manufacturing
institutions in various parts OF the coun,
try"
This and much more he said to his call
els. and after they had taken their de-
parture he turned to an Associated Press
reporter and said: This is only specl-
men of opportunities to which l am sub
jected NV mail is very heavy. amount
ing to probable 800 letters per day, besides
innumerable circulars on the subject of
tariff. Whcu do l say to thems l tell
them that we are going to have the sub
ject disposed af as soon as it can possibly
be done.
DO Won tell them the bill will be ma
terinlly changed by the finance commit
tee:"
Il do not. see there are reports cur
rent that the finance committee will re-
port substitute for the bill. l do not
consider this probable This committee
may make changes in some of the sched-
ules. but the Wilson bill will be the basis
of our recommendation n, and will be the
bill which the senate will consider and
pass. will not say that the bill will be
perfect, or that we shall be able to re-
move all the imperfections, but take 1t
throughout, it is Il good bill"
Senator Voorhees, also said he favored
the income tax bill as party measure.
''The law believe, is a wise recommends
ton. / also endorse the action of the
committee in putting a higher tax Oh
cigarrets.'
II think mistake has been made in not
adding more to the whisky tax than has
been added by the committee. should
be inclined to make it more but can't say
what our committee will do. Whisky will
stand almost any tax. should also tax
patent medicines and l should add fire
arms to the list. l may move an amend
ment to that effect Such a tax would
effect the classes of wealthy sportsmen
who can afford it, and the loafer and rough
who should be disarmed.'
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MUIR TER IT 0STON.
vinccnzo rarchldl nearly ut + asquaIe Sacco's
htad from is Shoulders.

BosroS, Jan. 7.--Pasquale Sacco, aged
20, keeper of an Italian boarding house at
. Salua1on Street, North end, was muir
der I'd night by vinccnzo Carchidi. Sacco
went u,,o the yard attached to the no zee,
about 40, ard was about TO lock z tie
openin on the slrtet, when Carcli3i sprang
out at lin End cut his head nearly off with
q razo Sac corrected sgainst the door of
his no Sc and The noise, attracted some of
the in ,it,s rhs came cut and found him
dead.
Carchli stopped to wash his ht nis in the
yard and then went to the second story of
the adjoining house, whe-e he was later
found by the police. The razor was found
behind barrel in the yard.
piece was broken out OF the blade, and
found near the gate where the m rider was
committed. Carchidi is 80 years old. The
cause of the murder is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
MR.. HITS INQUIRY.
He Starts to Find Out Hhat Cleveland Knows
About Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, jan. 7.-Repre sentative
Hit yesterday male the first move toward
asceitsi1ing the truth of the report con ing
via Auckland that Minister Willis has re-
yuested the SURF. nner Of ths provisional
government by introdus ing the following
resolution in tie House:
Resolved, That the President be re-
quested to communicate to the House of
Represt natives, ii not inconsistent with the
public interests, all information receive /
since his message of Dec. Is, 1898, or not
transmitted Herewith and now in his pos
session, touching recent reported events in
the Hawaii islands and sry attempt to
overturn the Rel ublit an government tne' e.
Of and erect monarchy instead, especially
shelter any representative, officer, vessel
Or armed forces OF the Uii.ed States Il ok
Dart in sreh recent u tempts to sutve,t a
friendly government, AMI, if 80, by who e
orders they acted.
The resolution was referred to the con-
mittee on foreign aH,i's.
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GRESHAM IS SILENT.
hc-qh. ha. Willis Has Demar ded Surrender
Ct rres. Dols's Government.

WASHINGTON, Jon. Tho see rotary of
tate still dt cl!nes TO say anything on the
subject Of the Auckland dispatches.
A story which was Wiley circulated
about the Capitol late Saturday, and
tor viii, h members of the or.ign affairs
committee were given as autht1iy, vas
the Effect that the reply made by the
Queen in rejecting the olfer Of the United
states-the reply which vas fist trans
nitted to tbs country by Mr.. Wi'lis-was
IN informal verbal r, ply, and shat later she
-ent to Mir Will, q formal written coIn-
nunica'ion accepting the proposition fist
made by Mr.. Willis.
In view Of this last action, i is sail, Mr..
Willis acted upon his original Instructions,
nd m vie formal demand upon PRECEDENT
Dole 10 surrender the government Of uawaii
20 LiEuokelani.
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YARNS FROM THE CORNlN.
Rpmors That She Has Minister Willis
o. Board.
Also Prisoners Captain Will Hold No Com
munics,ion with Shore.

CHICAGO. Jan. IA special from San
Francisco says that tn revenue cutter Cor
win is still anchored off San Q,eniin, all
efforts to approach her proving futile.
The story gained currency To-Day that
among those ,hst are on board is Minister
Willis, he having been given his passp ,rts
By the provisional government of lasaii.
This story, like that sfloat yesterday, thst
the Corwin had prisoners on board, has hut
a crcaustansial foundation.
The captain of the Corain. upon orders
received from Washington b. fore sailing
fer Honolulu, viii hold DO communication
sifh tits shore until after the arrival OF the
mail steamer next Tuesday.
A number of unsuccessful attempts were
made yesterday by il tlueniial men to get
orders from Washington for P. rniission 10
beard the Corxin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
Albany Theatcr burned.

ALBA.,Y. Jan. 5.--Saturday at about 12
o'clock the Albany theater was found on
fire and was completely Quilted 1t was
owned by p. Degrade and leased by Proc
tor and Soulier. 1t is valued at 100000
with insurance of $4,000. brisbane, the
grocer, in the building, loses $4,000; in
sured for about eo9o. J. Jay Dowlings
company was playing at the theatre in
Captain Hearne. Z. 5. A. and loses
Everything. The total loss is about $780,
100 Insured for s9a, goo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
TURMOIL IN SICILY.
The Third Section Of tbs italian Army Glass
Called Out.

ROME. Jan. THE Siciiian authorities
sre exercising a strict censorship over all
table dispatches. The cables connecting
Palermo ard Naples and Sardinia are
watched with special care. The news from
the troubled districts of the island is
fragmentary and unsatisfactory. More
war ships have arrived at Palermo, but
how many it is impossible to learn. Ar
tillery has been placed SO as to command
every part OF the city.
Documents seized in the houses of Pal
erno revolutionists prove that they have
been working in concert with foreigners
who ere known as opponents of Italian
uEity. Money raised abroad by these enc
mics OF Italy has been sent to leaders in
Sic;iian cities. who have used it
To buy Rifles and AmmunitioL
Tie last accounts from Palermo say
that the first reports from Marineo wee
oxaggt rated. as, in fact, but eight rioters
We're killed and u wounded. Unless the
accounts of two conflicts have been mud
dl ed: which is impossible, the last report
is likely to he the correct enc.
Peasants in Calata Fine, q town of 5000
inha bitants, in northwestern Sicily rose
against the Octroi agents Friday. No de-
tails of the conflict can be obtained.
Catania is in ferment owing to the ar
rest Of Deputy de Felice and other leaders
of the Easel. The Catania garrison has
been increased, and the guards at the
public, buildings have been doubled. A
general order to the troops in Sicily di-
reefs that they have their swords sharp
encd and their
Firearms Put In the Best Condition.
The government has called out the
third section of the army class OF 1862.
This section numbers $1,000 men. All of
them will be sent to Sicily.
The revolutionary manifesto which pre-
cipitated the arrests of Deputy de Felice
and other popular leaders in Sicily con-
demncd the existing political and social
conditions as the sole causes of the dis
turbances and demanded immediate re-
forms from the government. They also
urged the worhingmen to organize, al
though abstaining from violence.
The presidents of the Easel, in Trapanni,
Messina and Girgenti, and three other
Sicilan cities have been arrested. Riots
are reported from Ragusa, Monteciara,
Leonforte, Gibellani, Salemi and Marc. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

There is dangerous Arab ferment in
Uganda.
Greek bondholders denounce Premier
Tricoupis.
Corbett is supremacy confident of defeat
ing Mitchell.
High freight rates closed five -four mills
in West Superior. Wis.
The county treasurer at Greedy Centre,
Neb.. is said to be S24o00 short.
Colonel Peter Sanborn, ex-state treas
urer of New Hampshire, is dead
lowell (Mass.) carpet weavers will not
strike against reduction of wages
Five children, nearly naked and half
starved, were found in a filthy hut at Rut-
land, VI.
Burglars made another raid on seized
liquors at police headquarters mt Port
land, Me.
Rev. j. NJ. Phillips, aged 10, died at
Waltham. Mass. He was born in James
town, n. Y.
Many boys were wounded in a battle be-
tween high and grammar school boys at
Lewiston, Me.
The satisfactory condition in German
tTdue Is uuc III pdrt W IieF SucSVSS dt thc
Worlds fair.
A jury awarded s32963 damages to a
woman who was kicked out of mill at
Skowhegan, Me.
Rev. Father Schnepp was chosen super
intendent of the Massachusetts Temper
ance home of Lynn.
Captain w. ID. Clark of Chester Conn,
is dead, aged 50. He wasNa memb Der of
the Legislature in 1853.
A box containing $500 in gold WAS
found in the house of a man who died ut
Hope, Me-, II years ago.
Reuben Brown for attempting to poi
I'm John McNally, was sentenced to 10
years in prison ut New London, Conn.
''Kickers' wer, pacified at the caueus
If housa Democrats, and the Wilson bill
program mapped out will be followed.
Hon. NJ. W. Davis, a former mem Der
of the Vermont legislature, died at West
minister from: the grip. He was z. years
old.
Captain William Pickett of the sc hooner
Mary Lymburner, run down and sunk OF
Edgartown, Mass, by an unknown vessel,
cabIed from Europe that he and his crew
ar. aiI safe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
THE STOCK MARKET.
Dealings In Leading Securities In Boston
and New York.

BOSTON, Jan. 6.-In the outside market call
money is quoted at per cent and time money
is nominaily per cent
The stock market was strong today. 1t was
not due to any change in the character of OPP
crations. Rather, it was the result of the fact
that the traders had nearly all ranged them
solves on the bear side and Mr.. Conner and
two or three other powerful operators took the
opportunity to call the turn on them. The
best prices were made during the middle OF
morning, slight reduction following the re-
duction of the short interest. Atchison sold
finally at I23s, an advance of VI over the last
sale of Friday, viii the first As were up Is at
$50 and the seconds up a to 3!4, New Eng
land likewise strengthened | to M and the
preferred 80 10 40. Burlington rose to 1919,
with the last sale at IS, Is bett;r than that on
Friday. Boston AID Maine ros to Isl. West
End Street Railway common held at AZ and
the preferred at SO. while the Union Pacific
was stronger at 10. Sugar common jumped on
!inal sale TO SIPS, up II, AMI the preferred to
e4a1, up 25s. General Electric profited in the
same way. advancing IA to 344. Bell Tele-
nhone rose to 100. COPPER shares alone were
weaker Montana sold finally at 26, y off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
Sscrnbury Castle Burned.

BERLIN, Jan. THE old ducal castle of
II rnburg. which has recently been used
for tae offices of the district authorities,
was completely Quilted by fire at an early
hour Saturday morning. The district
,.irectcr and II coachman were burned to
death. a number of valuable documents
and a considerable sum of money were
destroyed by the confiagratioa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
The Fair Sex Petition.

WALTHAN, Mass, Jan. THE fair sex
employed in the watch factory here have
signed n big petition which is to be pre-
scented to the managers of the American
Watch company, asking that no further
cut be made in the wages of the men,
their fellow emploves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08

Who have in vain tied every other means
of relief, should try ScuIrrMANN's GERMAN
ASTHMA CrRE. No waiting for results.
Its action IL immediate, d;rec. aud certain,
as single trial viii prove. Send for a
trial package TO DIR. r. ScbiTmann, St.
Paul, Mimi, but ask your druggist first.
dfoirn &weow :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
PENNOYER TALKS BACK.
Claims That His Statement About Affairs
In Oregon Were True.

In Oregon Were True.
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 7.-Governor Pen
noyer. replying to criticisms on recent
stat ement made by him that two-thirds
of the people of Oregon are without EN-
plovmant, said: I'm any sense of the
word, all are employed. The tramp is
employed in hunting from place to place
FOR Il Job, and the mechanic out of work
is employed in contemplating the sorrow
full condition of his wife and children
What | meant was remunerative en-
ployment, and what | said was true. Bust
ness is paralyzed and two-thirds of our
people, if not falling behind, are making
no Roadway. Nor will they until we have
sufficient full legal tender currency, gold,
silver and treasury notes, with which to
effect steady and complete interchange of
commoiities'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08

If your horse has scratches, or sore feet
from other cause, or if he has a saddle gall
or has been chafed by his harness, You will
find thst Salvation Oil, the great horse and
cattle liniment, if used a. directed, will ac-
conplish speedy cure. 1t is the best linz
iment in use, and ought to be kept in every
stable. % cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08

TAUNTON, Mass, Jan. 1.-Correiro, the
Portuguese who caused the death of Ber-
tina NJ. Manchester by the use of an AK,
will he arraigned in the superior court at
Fall River on Monday afternoon, and be
given another chance to plead. The plea
this time will be guilty, and manslaugh-
ter will undoubtedly be the charge upon
which he will be sentenced on the same
Il
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Boston Merchant Dead.

Boston, Jan. Edmund w. Converse,
one of the most prominent merchants in
Boston, and senior member of the dry
goods commission house of Converse,
Stanton & Cullen, died at his home in
Newton Saturday morning after an i'll
ness of only 4S hours He was a native of
WeathersfelG, Vt, and came to Boston
when II years of age. He was 81 years
oil
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Mrs. Emily Rush Dead.

CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. Emily Rush, the
mother of Mrs. Stuart Robson. died last
night. She was the daughter =: an Eng
lish army officer named Waldron, and was
divorced from William Dougherty, a Chi
cago newspaper man, and the father of
Mrs RohSor1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
Fire In Faint and ON Store.

BosToN Jan. "A fire occurred in the
paint and oil store of Waite, Williams g.
Co.. at 80 and 81 Hamilton street, Satur-
day morning The damage was about
5000 to the stock. The building was
damaged about SIO1o. Emily insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08
record n-eakinr Weather.

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Snow fell Saturday
morning to the depth Of several inches.
Nothing like the present period of snow
and cold weather has been experienced
here since ISL At Shorncliffe last night
the mercury fell to zero.
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Colonel Edward Hincken Dead.

NEW YORK. Jan. Colonel Edward
Hincken died Saturday morning. He was
president of the Produce Exchange for
three terms, and one of the Oldest and
prominent members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-08

MRS. wfysI<,w's SOOTHING SYRUP has heel
lacd for over FIFTY YEARS by aiiI.LtniIS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN whsie TEETH.
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT sOOTHFA
the CHILD. sOFTETS the GUMS. ALLAYS or
PAIN: CURES WIND collie snf Ia the besf
-emedy for DlAREHtrA. Sold b, .jrgpR's.S
avery fat OF the world. Be suee snd sex f.,
"Nrs. Win slows Soothing ayrui." and take o.
her kind. Jsseusy use cents bottle
ncyeadS Sfr-
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Want the Mitchell-Corbett Fight.

DENVER, Jan THE following dis
patch has been received:
TELLURIDE, Col.
To Agent Associated Press-Will give So
eco for Corbett- Mitchell fight. provided it can
not be pulled off in Jacksonville. Please wire
this to principals or agents and return reply
at once. RICHARD HARMON,
A. NJ. REED.
JAMES HosRINGS,
Committee.
References First National Bank; Bank of
mi