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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

washington, February % Members OF
the river ana harhor committee OF the
house say that Secretary Lamont mas sug-
goated 10 the democratic members OF the
committee the adyisabflty Of making no
appropriations for this year, a. the appro-
priatons now on hand could be utilized
on important work and that, on the other
hand. there could be a suspension without
any serious damage The committee did
not think best 10 SO 10 this extent IN the
policy Of economy, but resolved % reoon-
mond only such appropriations as are nee
easary 70 continue work already under
way and begin no new improvements OF
any kind
Members who have appeared before the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

Washington February ~ Some old
members OF the house who think meas.
urcs must be taken 60 prevent a ropeti-
tion OF the deadlock in which the house
framed petition for u caucus today. The
pnpcr is broadly wordcd stating tnat the
call is for the purpose OF considering the
proproty OF changing the rulcH ot the
house with reference To the course that In
TO be pursued 10y the hOusc when meme
bcrs failed 60 vote .nud that a caucus shah
be held on soon as the pcndms blil rs ais.
poggd or
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Washington February ~ Tho appoint
mcnt Of nuval West 90 assistant district
attorney for the wasicrn District OF TcSaa
Ia generally commended by the TeNai del
eRotlon who learned OF Il today West
comes OF distinguished legHl FAMILY,
both his grandfather fudge DuvRl-rhn
his fnther- Judge Gins. 4 West having
long been among the most distinguished
iurlgtg nf tho state Together with Rob
crt r Culber5on. lately appointed district
attorney the delegation is sure West
roNns viii have II strong legal tenn.
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New York, February 22.-1'ne Jury in tho
case OF Joseph r. Blaut president OF the
defunct Madison Square bank, on trial for
perjury, has failed 20 agree. After being
out nn night they stood seven for ncqnit-
TAI and I'VE for conviction. Judge Barrett
DISCHARGED them Hlart was admitted TO
han N 5000 His old bondsmen appeared
Tor him. The specific charge ngainst
Blaut was perjury IN swearing 70 the corr
rectness Of bank statement issued on
June / last.
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Washington February GA petition
Tor a democratic catcus 60 consider the
adoption OF u rule by Witch t. uuorim
may be secured was In circulation on the
noor OF tho house today just before al.
lournment Payntcr OF Kentucky faith
cred the idea. Many democrats refused to
Sign 1t, Including most OF those who are
opposed 60 the Bland bill.
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TopAY's EVENTS,
Tbc POSTS BulIetin wan what WIN
Trnnspirc This Dny Through
OUT the Country.

NEW YoRK-Wtth n great mass meet
Ing IN brooklyn today the constitutional
amendment campaign Of the woman suf-
fragista OF Now York State may be Aald
10 have begun IN earnest, The aBltWtion
" under the direction Of Mrs Jean Brooks
dreonleaf president OF the New YORK
state woman Suffrage asaocationi and
MISS Susan q. Anthony, presiuenl OF we
National American Woman SuifNHe ar
ISOLATION From now on 10 me opening
OF the convention similar meeunEn WIZ
he held IN every county Nrht W lie nthte'
that for Ihis city taking place Fenrn"rs ~
NEW YoRH The faculty Of Columbia
college holds o meeting today for the pur-
pose Of electiug a ancestor TO Dr. Henry
Drlslor ua DOM Of the school Of arts. Dr.
Dtisler has been the dean for many years,
aud at tho January aeHilpn handed In hia
resignation. NO take offept next July, lie
intohda taking permanent rest Profess
sor j. Howard Van Anringc, VINO has
served az dean Temporarily. ma no gpp9sl-
ton ana II " more thhn prophble tnat mo
election to the pohltion VIII be DS hcciaihn-
ton,
NEW YORK Lawyers Henry ~, Sack
al and Cbaflca g. Bennett representing
the Land ritle and Trust company ot PM.
adelphia, MED motion papers y NE mite, ~
States circuit court u Tow nays HRo Tor
permission 20 secure an examination pt
tho books and securities OF the Equitable
Mortgage company, which went into ihe
hands 81 receivers last August Inc mo.
tiOn VIII be argued today and sensational
developments are looked for.
MiLWAU Tf Ef,yrho Wisconsin National
Guard association, composed 81 Officers
Of the State militia VIII meet IN Milwau-
kee today, Some changes are soon 70 ocT
cur la tie mnkc-up OF the wisconsin Na-
tiOnnl Guard aB a result Of the inspection
and the meeting held IN Milwaukee, f"eepi-
~ There ara now forty-one companies IN
fhe State, one more than the unit nNea ny
the statute
NEW YORK-'fhe entry list for the Joint
National championship competitions or inc
Amateur Fcucers' League Of America ana
the Amateur Athletic Union mas CLOSED
now and every fencer OF note N the eouh-
Try has entered and VIII compete TOT the
championship enhleins.
CALCIiTrA-The Bank Of Ching a
| Hong Kong bank, and i've private nffhs
recently asked the Bengal chnmDel o.
commerce 10 call meeting 20 eonbi1sr
the reopeuing OF toe mints IN inhla 70 sll-
yer coinage The chamber VIII cohAioer
me request today.
eAN FRANCISCO--The school children
will own Golden Gate park ana bnhhel
| city today. All Of chem have hoiaa5
and viii be admitted free
TAMPA. Fin. The Christian Endeavor
state convention will be held here tooay'
tomorrow and sunday
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SOLE AGENTS.
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THE HOUsTOE POST VIII pay 500
10 the Iegri heir OF amy person who
meets death by accident provided
thut nj the time the perHnn 80 d>inE
lens upnu his or her body THIS "a
PER. This insurance holds EGud Tor
10 hours only. or truin IN. 90 II
u. III. of the date Of this paper, sat
isfuctory proofs Of each ctnIIn must
he presented within Is hours NJ The
Dmatuess Ofgrc Of The Houston POST.
Remember .bia policy is void unless
THIS PAPER Is Upon me person at
lime OF death.
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nIocLnde Droken.

Reno, New, February 22.1'he blockade
has been raised. The FIRST train from the
West IN three days came into the station
at $3.50 this morning, bringing mail and
passengers. Other trains followed ia an
hour
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'-iN 81 .+t t'A's
~ this Time Mt. Sicklca had been stand
t ,ns anu the elamor that he should be
neat0 grew 80 Irresistible that he woa rec
'snleed'
am informed by the sorgeant-at-arms
ll9t am under arrest. desire 10 Know
Ut nus "a true.
W ne is under arrest" Interrupted Mr..
SnousIasa ot Tennessee, "he has no cN-
I Vusc 10 be heard
on l am MOI convicted replied Mr..
sichles' u sun have right 40 ~ heard.
| desire to know Tor what reason am un
der arrest | ask That the report 90 the
/ sergeant-0tarms be made
! u suggest" interrupted Mr.. Reed, IN
the interest OF the orderly conduct OF busi-
( ness. that the question OF priyilege whleh
{ tie gentleman from Ohio tMr Hulie0
arose TO- should be lrst disposed Of
( lie went on 90 argue nt some length thUt
this question having been presented took
/ precedence over All other questions OF
| privilege until disposed OF. and Messrs.
I springer McMnun BLAND and Hopkins
wore drawn into The controversy. when
ai last became SO confusing that by geu-
crN acauesccnce &, was decided 60 hcar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

GAN FRANCISUO--The school children
will own Golden Gate park and bgnsei
city today. All OF chem have hohday
and viii be admitted free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

CALCIfTrA-Tho Bank Of CHING, a
Hong Kong bank, and i've. private nrins
recently asked the Bengal chnmDeI q
commerce to call meeting 70 consider
the reopeuing OF the mints IN lniia 70 sll-
yer coinage. The chamber VIII consider
the request today.
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NEW YORK The entry list for the Joint
National championship e0mpeliions OF the
Amateur Fcucers' League Of America anu
the Amateur Athletic Union has closed
now, aud every fencer OF note IN the eoun-
Try has entered and VIII compete for the
championship enhlems.
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TAMPA. Fln. The Christian Endeavor
state convention will be hfla mere tooaS'
tomorrow and SUNDAY,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

We carry fun stock Of the above at
manufacturer prices. and solicit your
correspondence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09

Ia SALE, I'll, aug. SIN resisting ar.
rest Joseph schurnaan,a Polish miner,
was fatally shot this morning, and two
deputy shef9ds we're wounded with saber
sbrusts. Depa5y sheriffs Thomas Hanlsy,
i, "A. ColleyO Michael Brennan and
Thomas Brennan surrounded Schurman's
house 10 prevent his escape. sehurman
having ewice before got away from the
oRicerss lie is q desperate character aud
as wanted for the prominent part hs
played In the riots IN The Union shaft sir
weeks aeo. An epiranee was forced into
the house, and the shenffs were confronted
by the alder aad younger Schnrman and
their wives all armed with cavalry sAbers.
A determined effort was made by the shsr.
IFS to disarm their opponents. and IL was
nS4 until AoR Colleg had been danger
ously Eounded that they resorted 70 the
ne Of firearms. Three shots were fred
and young Schurnan fell, mortally
wounded. The miners in the neighhor-
bood rushed 20 the scene Of the disturb.
ance. The mi.itia's prompt arrival saved
1the lives Of the deputy sherifis. who were
surrounded By an angry mob. many Of
wh6m wefs armed. The militia used bay-
onets 10 dispefss the mob. The anarch-
issic element Il swearing vengeance against
the deputies.
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WAsHtSgroS CTrx, Ang. Sin the SEM
ate today The house bill 90 reimburse f. Il.
Nebeker, late treasurer Of the United
States, 81. 900 paid By him 90 make good n
2shoftags when his oilice was tarned over
90 Ms successor, was passed.
A house joint resolution authorizing a
committee Of Knights Of Pythias to IL
Illuminate the dome of1 the capitol during
tho coming encampment at Washington
City Was agreed 10.
A bin was passed extending the time for
construction Of railway bridge over the
Columbia uyef near Vancouver, Wash.
Nominations: Lars Anderson, of Ohio.
secretary of the United States embassy st
R9Fae; Capt Charles A. McCauley, II. s.
A., assistant quartermaster, TO be major
and quafteFtflasteTs Lieut.. Commander
) JOhnG. RichpU. ;. y. 10 be Commander I,
4.ieuE George0W Tyler. 10 be lieutenant
commander; Lieut.. Harry kimmeg, junior
grade. TO be lieutenant sentor grade; En-
sign John h. Landin, 70 be lieutenant,
JUNIORS grade.
Confirmation: Ellis Mills, Of Virginia.
consul general az Honolulu, to De seere-
taTy of legation and consul general at tho
same place. a.
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WAsHlNaroS CITY, Aug. SIN the
house today. Bailey. from the committee
on judiciary. as q matter Of privilege pre-
sehted resolution providing for the In
vestigation by that committee OF the
charges against Judge Augustus J. Rlcka,
of the L nited States court in Ohio.
GrosVenor criticised the resolution as q
piece7of indecent haste. no notice having
Seen given JudgeoRicks. Bailey said that
q Grosveaor were adriend of Judge Ricks
he would want the charges investigated
Immediately. If there was taint on
Judge Rickst judicial ermine il should be
removed or he should be removed. The
resolution was agreed to without division.
On motion of Mccanm, resolution in
siructing the commissioner of labor to
investigate the effect of machinery on
labor, wages, etc, was agreed Ia.
The fight of tbc day came on the bill 90
appropriate 81 100000 for the erection OF .
puolic building at Chicago on the present
site. DoCkery made point of order
against the appropriation. and on Blacks
motion II was stricken out. BLACK then,
after brief statement of the general
urgency for building at Chicago. moved
that the bill be laid aside with favorable
recommendation. aud ito was carried, I41
to2
oJonea made point Of no quorum. and a
cali OF ths roll disclosed the lack OF q
quorum. Maddox moved to adjourn
This was RESISTED BY the mob of friends Of
the Chicag9 building. and was defeated. %
tos9. Baitkhead moved TO cali the roll.
ThenextcaH developed the lack of a
quorum, and at & 40 p. m. the house ad-
iolffned ~
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The cap1are OF BIaeasid..

NEW YoaK, Aug. S.-The Associated
Press correspondent writes that the Mica
raeuans are in BlueneidS. bat that Amer
lea Is more involved than ever and that
Capts. o'Ncn aud Sumner have
telegraphed TO the secretary oi
state At Washington City for iu-
structioas. Gen. CabezSs arrived of
Blaenelas. Julv 81. coming down the river
from Rama wila COO troops IN launches
belonging TO the Mobile Fruit and
Trading Company and Tying the
American flag The launches hai been
seized before Capt O'Neil visited Csbszas
and compelled a surrender, with
written promise that they would not De
touched again. Neverlhsless sbey were
seized during the night zad the cFew cofn-
pe.led TO man tie boats a. tie point ot tic
hayonet. CAbszss c4Airnet that they we're
Nicaraguan property, and that The eress
vent willingly and were paid for tne'r
services. Capt o'Neii refused 70 believe
the story, especially as the crsss mafe
sffsdavit 10 the contrary. lie Fetasea 70
shske hands With Cabexas, and forced ths
launches 20 get away aftsr they hAd
landed the Lroops a. Bsaslelds, 50 snAs
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o.fcy % voie against ne bill. With the
lsets1hlic5n sssie solid, and Hsll. CaffsTv.
Blagca 9s1a and ANca voting with them.
ne ~ ss1ala not pass, The Republicans
aao 70 sek1a0wle3se.5 however. that the
prospect oftSetsing ali Of the last named
was sx'Tenae yadoahsfal9 TIE impression
epsevslled that the decisive veta
wca3 hs taken tomorrow and
aase8H senators owera tegssraphed 10
rer1gn 70 Washington City. It's not the
purpose Of the Republicans 20 waste any
time in deRafe. Is Is probable that they
would be EilIhUg 70 take vote soon after
the repfst is made. The motion will 30 n
1iadeiinaltsly postpone the bill. and this
they 5nink wll be the test. The other
motion ny the friends of the bin will be 10
agree 20 the0reporE Of the conferences com
~m8ies BntIf the motion TO indefinitely
posInone Fails, the motion 10 agree Is very
likely so bs carried by the same vote
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8 WAsHTSor6S dCirrs Aug. s-Through
ehe efforts of othe district commissioners
about eighty Commonwealers, composing
tie Calvin and Thomas divisions OF Frye's
army, ieft the city last night over the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad for their
homes In Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
Galyinpand Thomas, il is said, are the only
Cemln5nweal leaders who have deserted
2thetf armies after bringing them here.
ATLANTIC CIrY, NJ j.. Aug. s.-Cari
Browne and his contingent of Coxey's
army arrived at Atlantic City just after
daySfeais today and went into camp in the
Vicinity a the old excursion house near
the reach.
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FLOUR FOR CHINA.
Expsrh entail Orders Being Placed In
the sound Country.

The war between Japan and China is
creating demand for the -four milled on
the Coast and the Novelty Mil Company,
of this city, would have shared large
order with other mills throughout fhls
state and Oregon had not the many large
orders now on hand, which are keeping
the mill going night and day, forced Il 70
decline the order Is will probably get a
share Of a still larger order soon.
An order for 10000 barrels vas placed
with the Portland Milling Company. and
sub-orders have been given to the Spokane
and Tacoma mills. An order for So, GO
barrels is expected TO be placed by the
same government providing ihe drst one
is satisfactory
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W4sHGNoras CITY. Aug s.-senator AL.
len Introduced an 7anti-lobbyine bill today.
II defines . lobbyist as person who
ebabitually eptieayorsot TO secure legislation
i'm congress by influencing members OF
cougress4an il imposes penalty of not
less than $1,000 nor more than 5000 and
i'm risosmeut Ia the jail of the District Of
coIumbia for not less than one year nor
more than i've, years for conviction of
lobbying in the District Of Columbia or
Washington City.
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PARIS, Aug. es An
suarcbis.s chayI s-The trial of thirty
hand whose mdged with belonging TO a
berv ineendiarAmbers were bound TO rob-
sumed in thism and murder WAS re-
tadav The Ie Seine asszes court
nrisaners at lquestions put 10 the
,beir answar.Ithe trial and likewise
their complicid show that proof OF
nsion was suriy in the anarchist cam
entor in his iely shown. The prose-
at,nv circumstaEpeech admitted extenu-
and Fenon. but tlneas In tue cases OF Aghati
dict against I'd demanded a vigorous ver-
members of theIe others, especially the
lDrtiz gang
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Io~aar . Neutral a. slaen.,a.

l<oNboS. Aug.
is informed froRl a-Ihe Associated Press
Great Britain al an official source that
accord with thsl ssres To act entirely IN
fields. Great BrI United States in Blue
interference. excl an VIII refrain from any
necessary for thd NJ as lar rs Is considered
and property and protection oil British iiie
cations. Instrui 70 MAINTAIN treaty obii-
been sent 10 the tieHs 10 TINS -Hect nave
cruiser MohaVg ON nahaer oi tue british
Times states thai leslie = stuart The
to England 10 Zen. barrios IS en- route
the Clayton Bud legolate modtheations OF
neetion the Timl Nef treaty In this eoti-
the United Statd SAYS u IS not ilkeiy thal
gate the treaty, "au take steps 10 abro-
factory, in ordel hleh Is considerea saiis-
ity Of the Nieard 90 maintain the neutral
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coUxcIE BI1FFs. Aug. s-Gen. James
=. Weaver was noninatsd for congress To-
day By the Democrats Of the Ninth Iowa
district by a vote Of " % 10.
The convention was turbulent affair.
Ia addition to a close division on Weaver,
silver wasa source Of discord. When tbs
naj0ritY report was submitted in favor of
free coinage Of silver at 10 10 1, the silver
odsgezntes got together, and the whooping
vas So contsnao1s kAat minority report
= Is presented. The treatment Of anti-
5sslvsr men aas 40 unfairthat they claimed
they would Withdraw from the conyen-
Non- They claim the slaiority was q
rsseked alIalr and demanded another deal.
There Was uueh discord.
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ee..r,o,. Md
pa sn~ : be- rIsaaiar for Him.

PARtS Ane = per Pleading for Him.
CesaTio. the assaI -Iae mother Of Sarto
has written TO Mlsa 81 President CaEnot,
intereede with ne Carnot asking her TO
for the l8fe OF herf 'resident CaslmIr-PeTieE
ceivea this isstd son. His mothe. has re-
Neither: | write + from Cesar O: Pear
- inform you tn lou ieS hnes IN order
to death WhatIy ! Aave been condemned
You cannot thinin yen think OF me
maiefact0r. YojS ! ata al assassin and
and nv tenderne kueW mY good heart,
yog. Well, my H. as always shown 10
II have commid iearti Is the same today.
because | was tIrl .eu tnss act \ vas SIMPLY
infamous world. r. Of looking on such an
coming 10 me. bs] thank the priests Tor
/ salute you, I'd 10 not care 70 confess.
Others. with a thy brothers, sisters and
-l1Qsand kiSSes -
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Salta, capital Aug e.-Aus'ces rom
say that the ths p,oF'ee o. 'ha' hAh'e'
granted the Ell eneIat Jddse thefe nAS
Balfour. the ~ ACTION u '"DeA openSet
British parliaI give eA-uisiliDes % tne
5,,, 20 snsxeJ ent. who IS wanted in Lon
tsr.nci.I s.ci.d for the collapse of several
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Iits Hi. grandmother.

d;ned with the s-The German emperor
inc The prinIqueen at Osborne this even
oni. and Na-cAce of Wales and the Mar
at A recendiouess of Lorne were pres
wa. attended bfon rendered TO the queen
c,erman ana nd the officers of the British,
:, ,ha bs,bor Lted States naval vessels
we'll to the qued htn peror miiiiali oio iare-
TO Aldershot d "a on ouhuAy. ne VIII go
troops. honuay " ie'ie" 'i'o
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tneg could not
Ssusrt, OF the be used again. Capt.
Sent his men ash srltish cruiser Mohawk.
alers in gnardir re % aid American SOL
Nearaguan y uianig foveisn interests The
witheat bsoes!s.I was - take the town
to1c-. 59) Rlea e1 ~ sending a large
as weEl THIS lcoming from Greytown
dsa net intend ID sas easy. IS Clarence
sides. had no ford oEe- resistance. and. be-
u be had 50 d or ailles TO give battle
Cabexas sent alesirsd. On August I
mAnding an nj uC.> Eto Clarence de-
property. Clard 2e1laie transfer OF al
some hours. anJ nee was not found tor
note he asked d when he received the
order TO la IBID o. tSenty-.eur haG-s n
yisional eouneiI.l matter oetore the pro-
ard mp 10 the tiuj 4he delay vas grantei.
had not vet beenle the ship lett the answer
i~tvan
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ENHNEt. ~ I =
Raid s5drassedIS. W., Aug. s.-Premier
rieh, He and the electors of this city to-
a,,e,ion. uopII 0unced that sweeping re-
a,,,ia. .,d ,hal be made IN the customs
of moderate d therc Wouta pe ecoh"ihies
80 ,a,a. Nature in the land and in
=, f.vor of colfIfs welcomed the overthrow
-lpial free trade
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e "v"m,ns !" "moerat. ON cleveland.

CHEYENNE,
most rrnr.-endug. s-The largest and
tion IN the histlative Democratic conven-
in th,. citv tediosy of the state assembled
olut;ons maosIag. The committee on res
warm fipht hui a report which caused
ferred back al the report was finally re-
iactionatla featl the committee. The OBJ
ing that the Dd are was sentence aec'ar-
not in accord vlmocrats of Wyoming were
silver policy. I'm ffesiuehs IieFeiano
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At shawnee war dance eleven miles
nortla az Talsae. l. r.. Frank sennott. q
prominent business man 81 henn0tt q. r..
and Leon Kennedy. of Olazah, Cherokee
5dSaiion, h gan 4aaFreiing over Jug ss
whlsxy and shot each other dead.
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'e s'"l0"' stronx Nan. Married.

..-ourro, ii Aug. s. - Sandow, the
tho cathedral n.afF'ea ''iiS i'V. =, i''''s ~
a iocal photographer.