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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-31
Som. of v~.r,n. Anx,,,.,,

Davenport. Iowa. Aua. 25.-'rhc cn-
campmcnt OF the Ladies' Aid society.
Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary, closed this
afternoon. President IIcwcy was
granted time for the appointment Of a
secretary and judge advocate ani1 will
announce the appointecs in IL general
order. A gold bndgc of homer was pre-
sentcd to the retiring president by Miss
Belle Gray Of Washington, Iowa.
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Washington, Aug. 25.-.The sullcom-
mittee Of the Judiciary committee has
definitely determined to postpone its
investigation Of the charges against
Judge Kicks of Cleveland until after
tho November elections. Representa-
tive has received u letter from Judge
Kicks asking for postponemcnt for Il
few weeks TO enable him to prepare
for the investigation and asking that he
may iM represented by counsel or act
for himself In that capacity. 'rhe ill.,
vcstfgatiOn. according to the present ill.,
tention will bc held late In November
before the beginning Of the winter ses.
sion
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Famous OUTLAY Killed,

Mexico City, Aug. 2O.-The killing Of
The famous border bandit, Luna, and
his wife by q troop of soldiers, forty
miles from this place, has caused great
rejoicing in Tamalejis. The soldiers
came Unexpectedly on the notorious
couple, who Immediately took refuge
behind some locks aud opened fire.
Tho soldiers returned 1t and killed
them both. I.una's wife, as usual.
fought by her husbands side, and only
ceased shooting when killed. They
have committed hundreds of robbcr!cs,
and six assaasinations. The dead des-
perado was once imprisoned for two
years in the Texas penitentiary. hut,
making his escape. his been terror
for several years along the Rio Grande
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Tlnged WIN Romance.

st. Louis. Aug 2J.-Nii>s lilly NJ. Hud.
son. the pretty cashier ut the drug store
In the Equitable building here. surprised
her friends and employers yesterday
by her unexpected marriage to Charles
II. COneys. son Of prominent at
torncy in Chicago. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Matthews ut
Centenary NJ. Il. church. This ma-
trimOiial venture is tingct in romance,
The principals We're acquainted for Il
whole week. 1t WAS bpause of this
fact TIN: III" hri;lr concluded flat It
would l:n Il !,g'.!t lis 10 disclose her
nnt.:::n ; :''eniion TO her father.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-31
SOUTH DAKOTA TICKET
Put In the Field by the Republican
Convention.

Pat In the Field by the Republican
Convention.
Yankton, 8. D., Aug. 24.-Thc Re-
publican state convention finished Its
work last night, after having been III
session since Q o'clock in the morning
without intermission. Congressman
Lucas was turned down. The ticket us
nominated Is: Congressman, II. J. Gam
bic Of Yankton and ]. A. Pickler, the
present congressman from South Da-
kota; G. H. Sheldon, governor; q. N.
Hcrrled, lieutenant governor; Thomas
Thorson, secretary Of state; John z.
Nipple, auditor; Kirk G. Philips, trea-
surer: @. Crawford, attorney gen.
eral; Frank Crane, superintendent Of
public instruction; j. l.. Iockhart, COM
missioner of school lands; 8. A..
Wheeler, commissioner Of labor; John
X. Brennan, George A. Johnston and
Frank Conklin, railroad commissioners
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Well Known Printer Dead,

Well Known Printer Dead.
Huron, S. d., Aug 24.-Early yestcr-
day morning Charles s. Dunning, one
Of the best known printers in South
Dakota, died ut his home. In this city,
aged thirty-se,cn years. He formerly
resided in st. Peter, MiEn., and was
connected with the Tribune, in that
city, where lie also married Miss Mary
Hoyt in the winter Of 1870.
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WhecIhnck People Undecided,

West Superior, Wis. Aug. 2l.-At the
meeting of the directors of the Amer
lean Steel Barge company money was
appropriated to finish the wllalclGick
building at Everett. Wash. Another
meeting will le held in November to
determine tho future policy Ut the COM
pany. The company may discontinue
building wllulebnykS for season or
more.
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Seriously Hurt,

st. james, Mimi, Aug. 24.-F. w. An
drew of Rochester, Minn., travelling
insurance agent, last night met with q
most distressing accident In this city.
While on his way to the eastbound
freight train in the western part OF the
yards he failed to notice the ash pit In
tho tracks and fell six feet. As he was
climbing out an engine came along
striking him. His left arm was mangled
md crushed and WIS amputated Mt the
shoulder joint. The right hand was
also completely mashed. Mr.. An
drcws is seventy years of age.
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NJ A. ~ l. Anni..-

New York. Aug. a5.-The Minneapolis
4 st. Louis Stockholders committee
met again to-day but adjomrnel until
Monday without arriving ut any de-
finite understanding. President Earle,
of the finance committee, will confer
with the Reading Fitzgerald committee
regarding thu reorganization. Ii is said
that an important announcement will
be issued l,y the committee next week.
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Dnmnue to l.umber by Fire,

Black River Falls, Wis, Aug. 25.-
The recent fires among the pines have
made lively work and already In sew
eral Of the logging camps there are
signs of life, and work has begun for
the winter campaign. A great deal of
extra timber will of necessity need cut
ting, ns 1t is killed by the fires and will
not keep. Already some work Of fell
ing the timber has begun.
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Darbarity at Blueo.,a.;

Colon. Aug. 24.--Advices received here
from Bluefields Mosquito territory saw
that the Nicaragtllns continue their bar
barlties towards foreigners. 1t is re.
ported that imprisonments and mur.
ders are at frequent that the inhabit-
ants are fleeing in oil directions. More
troops are arriving at Blueflelds from
Greyt0wn.
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New York, Aug. 25.-Thc increase of
the lemon crop Of Florida is cxerting q
marked influence upon the imports Of
that fruit. This year Il Is expected
Florila's crcp of lc,uons will aggregate
.OO,WH boxes which is nearly four fold
the product of hast year. The stock
now IN market IL sufficient to meet oil.
demands meanwhile. This ample sup
ply OIL hand. together With the large
quantities yet to arrive fyn,-. Slcilfsm
and Other PORTS cf ltal: estimated at
10000 i,oXrs, will coml.,el t:,e FloridaI
growers TO leave tia:r fruit unpicke1;
until considerable later t!r,n usual. =
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WITHOUT CLEvELAND,s NAME.
River and Harbor Appropriation
Bill Becomes q Law.

ASAvSE anu AAAEUVE ARVFOpFAW3AV@
Bill Becomes q Law.
Washington, Aug. 2O.-The river and
harbor bill, cdrrying 81, ,1SO, be.
came law ut midnight Saturday night
without President Cleveland's sigma.
ture, the legal limit Of ten days having
expired within which he could sign or
veto 1t. It is the third time during
Mr.. Cleveland's two terms that river
and hnrbor bill became a law without
his approval. the only other bills Of this
kind submitted to him having been
vetoed. Fears were expressed up to
a lote hour that the present bill would
be vetoed. Aside from the amount car.
ried by the bill, the sundry civil bill
also carries $S.4OO,OOO for river and
hurbor contracts, making total for
this class of work of $10,s7S,1 ,1SO. This
ID about 100000 less than the
amount given for river and harbor
work at the first session of last con-
grta. An important feature Of the
new bill Is that It authorizes no new
contracts.
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May Die From, a IIite.

Monticello, n. Y. Aug. 25.-Nn June
9th last as Sheriff Rcccllcr was con-
ducting Lizzie Halliday. the triplr m,,r-
dercss, into court she turned upon him
fierccly and bit him in the hand. Three
or four weeks ago the hand began to
trouble him and now IL is swollen to-
the elbow and given him intense ln,in.
Unless the swelling can be :ll,atcd ii is
feared he will lose his arm.
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California Democret..

San Francisco, Aug. 25-N. hen dark
ness closed the fourth day Of the Demo
cratic state convention a platform had
been adopted. Il state committee ap-
pointed and ii candidate for governor
nominated hut nothing mora. The csn-
didatc for governor in james III. Budl.
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A Terrible Death.

Huntington, w. ", Aug. 24.-Charles
feyton, switchman In the Chesa-
Make 4 Ohio yards. went between two
cars to ycake coupling and met with
horrible death. He did not see a
bolt that had become looscned and pro-
jected. 30 tina: 1t went entirely through
his head, s,lspeLding the body while
the train went two car lengths.
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Well KneMn Anarrhiat.

London, Special.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Berlin says that the
man who shot and wounded two police
men and q number Of civilians Ii that
city Monday night while trying to
evade arrest n well known anarchist.
The mans name is Scheve, not
SchWerin.
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4 toLUMis5ll7l n


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leaked ont from es.,ss ~
the eject thnt onrs vnva-n,,,s,,s 49, 49, 81. 81
come sasiiy ent,r..ss ,.....,nn - - -.
Centrnl Anericn,, ssos,,,,,,,... 10y .. !. =. ..so
OF the recininoi,v frs. ill.,, NM, ,,,,sI Il s;;
bfl to nny. ls,slss Ss,,.n @ .,,.. !. IS Is..,s
sca claims viii rrnssr AN . > .sssss's ~. s.ss
amount Tho cnnns-v a., c,,a,tis.s /. ss.l
the United Stnto,. - S,,,,,,,,,,ss -. -
the Central American rsnni,iis.. ~ sssnt.,
steatlily Refused Mi CROPS. - ~. ~
departsnent to im,1nca n ~ % ,s.sn,,s. 49,. -
party to on. Of thsS.. r,,c,nrocst, -. J,
ties. Moreover When her sistar, r.,..ss.. ..s.-
lies md Snain ina IL Cn,,n nns, Ht,s-s,,
RfcO) becun tt, chin their Srrssmct. Inc Iat. \. =,
free to the I,nitatl THtotas mnda. = ~;
terms Of their new rantins 1s,Inr,s,ss
cInin,ad tha s,,,,,n ,..,,,,.s.s,,,, -. -
staples. hides. .cnfYee s,,yn,,s ord n,osss.
srs. The stntt. ,Irnnrt ,nemt re eiostad ti,is
claim ma II was ol,iipsl tn dn eiso m
whole fabric Of t,.nf,rs ,vonld bate S.f.s
len. the United STATES hoinv nt,ia -
offer NO in1luc.r,.i,t ntl,ar,yiys 1s,lnr,...
bia persisted in hor cIaIn7 nj .,ss,,rts6s
10 the trenty uf 1si; w,,in, daca.ss.
that the Coinmh,nn. .c.li n.t A. =
sessed any duties ,,non :n.i,. ,,ross,,se.,
imported into tho J.nitea States hic;,sr
than on like articles imnl,,tsi rron, INV
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Plet to kill the Fre.ch Prenier
Vae.rthe4 JA.t .. Ti.s:

Paris, Special.-AccOrding to lie
journal plot to assassinate Premier
Dupuy has been discoverd. The pre-
mier is In the Vernet les Bains, not far
from the Spanish border. He ia &c:
companied by three Paris detectives,
who are supposed to have discovered
the plot through the presence of sew:
cral militant anarchists in the neighbor.
hood Of vernet. The anarchists had
been warned Of their danger the night
before the police expected to arrest
them and fled to Spain. The main plot,
It u alleged. was Matched In Barcelona
by Spanish and French anarchists.
Three men were designated by lot to
execute It. They were to cross the
border about the middle of August, and
were to assassinate the premier during
his absence from Paris. The bomb
was to be such AZ 10 made in Spain,
although It % NOT known in Barcelona
what sort. The plot was discovered af.
ter the three anarchists agents had
started for France.
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Killed by . boiler Explosion

Frankfort, Ind, Aug 25.-Frankfort
was the scene Of friglltful boiler OK.
plosion today i'll which two men were
killed outright and six were injured,
the majority Of them seriously. The
accident occurred ut Pekramo's saw
mill and not only was the building and
machinery completely demolished. hut
Il half dozen residents in the ncighbor-
bONl more or less wrecked and the Oc.
cupants injured by flying bricks and
thinker. These killed were: John Yer
million, William jackson, helper.
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ordered to Dulu,h.

Washington. Aug. 24.-First Lieut..
Charles L. McKinsley, corps of ell.
gineers has been ordered to river and
harbor duty ut Duluth, Minn., under
Maj. Sears.
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played ,ytth a sho.rup,

Fergus Falls, Aug. 2i.-A report from
Bluffton township says that Guy Allen.
aged eight. and Elncr Bihloha, aged
six, were playing with a shotgun, when
Ellner was killed. Guy insists that
Elmer shot himself.
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Hsnerea pvyant's ldsnory.

HNHVFe0 Btyahr0 0on0Fy.
Cummington. Mass., Special. - The
one hundredth anniversary If the birth
Of William Cullen Bryant was cele-
brated In this, his native place, t6 day.
The exercises took placa in the grove
Just beyond the Bryant home.
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q. w. Stark, lumber dealer OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, assigned to II ]. Logan,
with liabilities at $4,000.
Conereasslan-Bynum was renominat-
cd by sthe Democratic convention ut
Indianapolis, receiving l62 votes out Of
1888.
Steeragc tickets for Southampton.
Queenstown or Liverpool can be pur-
making the rate.
The Select Knights Of America open
ed their convention at Rockford, III.
Mayor Hutchins delivered an address
Of. welcome.
The government crop bulletin says
corn has been irretrievably injured by
drouth in Nebraska, Iowa, South Da-
kota and Kansas.
Mines In the Massillon, Ohio, district
will be consolidated 70 as to enable
the owners to operate them more
cheaply:
Fred Thener and Gus Koegal have
arrived at Cheyenne, Wyo., having
walked from San Francisco since June
10.
President Crawford has called a
meeting of the Illinois Miners union
to adjust the conflicting scales in the
various districts.
In order to still further restrict pro-
duction 1t Is said the whisky trust will
close distilleries In Chicago, Peoria, and
Cincinnati.
UNPRECEDENTED. time is made by the
horses jos Patchen at Terre Haute and
Fantasy and Robert J. at Rochester,
N. X.
The Wichita National bank, the old
est In Southwestern Kansas, has sus-
pended. Deposits on July 1S amounted
to 100000.
At the Lucy Stone anniversary meet
ing Mt FreepoHt, ILL.,, a United States
flag with but two stars was displayed,
causing much comment.
Calvin, Kelly, Gilligan and Jennings,
leaders Of various divisions of Coxey's
scattered army, have been secured to
stump Indiana for the Populists.
Railroad Commissioner Maxson of
Kansas says all vegetation has been
destroyed In the western part Of the
state by drouth and hot winds.
A Chinaman has just been discovered
In Gan Francisco who has lived in the
same room thirteen years and had lep-
rosy all the time.
The sealing vessel Malygen, accom-
panied by a fact cutter, sailed from
Tromsoe to bring back the members Of
the Wellman Arctic expedition.
sK G. r. McGlashen, the Truckee law
yer, tS going to raise frogs for the San
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Rseeipts Conti.ve ni..

PittsburG. special.-Yesterday was
another busy day In the internal reve
nue. office here, the receipts being $l1S,.
0l3.64. making . total Of S276.372.23 in
three days.
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Two Thousand Disch.r~.a

Omaha, Special. Over 1900 men
have been formally discharged from
the Union Pacific as a result If the
great strike, and others are being re.
placed daily.
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Otherw1se.

q. w. Stark, lumber dealer Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, assigned to II ]. Logan,
With liabilities at $4,000.
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PRl IlllsI & ". ! y BtJlgi 4 li

va SE IN ~ s p - 4 rs W II ~
ss ass Is = - : s 81 r. s ss s,i;rss 3,
n. i N 4 ~ q Il
Is ;in : ssaast . ss.t sI.v ~, 8.
sblll aahould mot be taken Up III hie, ab.l
acnce, and the Republican senators are
guarding this, yequest., The Democratic
senators now threaten to retaliate by
taking up the supplemental tariff bills
and trying to pas them In case they
succeed iE getting quorum, but they
realize that there are many difficulties
In the way Of putting such pro-
gralEme into effect, aud did not at the
meeting today decide upon any plan
beyond exerting themselves to the ut.
most to secure the attendance Of q
quorum.
Washington Aug. 24.-Representa.
tive Amos ]. Cummings, chairman Of
the house con- mittee on naval affairs
presented to the house today the pre-
LIN mary report upon the Investigation
Of the amor plate and billets fur.
nished to the government by the Car
neSie Steel company. The investiga-
tion has been In progress for weeks,
and during its course. testimony has
been giver by the principal officers Of
the Carnegie company, by workmen
and the government officials. The re-
port 10 remarkably complete and
good review Of the case. The commit
tee finds that charges of fraud have
been guttaiDed; scores the company
severely. and recommends as has been
stated ir. these dispatches, that fifty
nine suspected plates in use should be
tested, as tho Only method of proving
their fitness or uniitness. 1t only finds
tllnt the government inspection was
negligent, but 10 charge Of dishonesty
rests uron the inspectors.
Washington, Aug. 24.-Representative
Hudson, Populist, Kansas, has intro
duced q resolution for the appointment
OF three pension commissioners instead
of one. One would represent each pol
itical party, including the Populists,
they would hold Office for six years, and
In disputed clses a majority of the
hoard would decide. Mr.. Hudson also
introduced a bill for the coinage Of all
silver from American mines into stand
ard silver dollars.
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sealdesi to Death,

Fergus Falls, Aug. 24.-The three
year-old child of Charles Flotan, Jr.,
was fatally burned by sitting down In
pail Of s&aldiDg water
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CAelera a Rlra.

6t Petersburg. Special. Cholera has
broken out at Riga. Ten cases have
been reported by the authorities.
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- Personal MentsoA.
William Clifton. "A. veteran Of the
Aaxican war, died at Decatur.
Joseph Boshek died ut St Louis from
01nstroke.
John 7. Hancock. prominent mer-
chant Of Dubuque, In, ls decd. He
Mas 20 years old, and was born in
Lebanon, Ill.
s Jennie Finch. stolen from Grand Rap
M Mich, eighteen years ago by gyp-
- hns been reunited to her surviving
ts1atiysa. :.
Mra. D. Marion Talman an English
Efst M OF noble birth and q niece Of
I '0aadst0ne. died In San Francisco after
~ eyentful career.
ssss ther @ Challis. once among the
! lAn9 -AIMnciers Of Wall street aud
several times q millionaire, died In pow
3eft5 In Atchison, Kas.
4 Tseesitn CauaA Geribaldi's daughter.
= writing life Of her father. The
work. 1t 10 said. will give the most in.
innate details Of the career IL the Ital-
Ian patriot.
Chaplain HeIry v. Plummers of the
Ninth cavalry (colored) U. 8. A., ID agi-
Af1nG scheme to explore certain pOr-
lions Of Africa. He will ask the secre-
tatyA OF war to furnish him company
o6 picked colored soldiers and trans
port them to Africa. With these men
he believes he can penetrate the heart
of Africa.
Elliott Roosevelt club man and ex-
eocaety leader, died at 313 West One
! HMmdred and Second street, New York.
sSe!y his valet and his doctor, +. w.
d nenc we're present Mt his death.
1eoesfs1t leased the house whaee
Asyonr ago under the name 81
4 4 ~ nd led the life Of n hermit.
posevelt had not been himself for
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o

4 #wljasHi,a.lstsa.

preGideut Cisyeiand has malariai
attack and has rome to Gray Gables.
{ The free susar and other supplement.
sal taIi6 bills were referred in the SEN
sate. TO the finance COMMITTEES BY q
larke majority. II
! Orders nave l,een .sent n Cant. Kemff.
Ir,mnanasrr the const doSar.. .1,t,,
Ennfersv st Nsre Isinnd lam al "a mn. ~.
ceed IL Tint vessel to Astoris. Or.. IN
ss,rr - ,,s n.rt,c,nsta ~ ~ S,ti,en.; "a. :.
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Washington, Aug. 22.-Representative
Hartman of Montana presented In the
house today resolutions for the free
coinage Of silver, which are regarded
by the free silver advocates as one Of the
most significant expressions in favor Of
their doctrines which have been elected
by the agitation OF the past year. The
resolutions have been considered and
adopted during the present session by
the most powerful labor organizations
of the country; they were strongly
wOrded, and are signed by the chief of.
flcers Of the various unions:
Washington, Aug. 23.lThe Republic.
ane of the SCI tte carried out their plan
Of Monday aud made the point of no
quorum In the carly stages Of the ses-
Mon yesterday. The consultations
among the leaders indicated that they
were willing the alcohol schedule Of
the tariff should be corrected, but no
argument could be made on the Dem
ocratic side, the intention being to stop
any further speech-makinR. Senator
Lindsay OF Aentucky ills been pre-
The Republicans do not want 1t to be
AAsANCs 4hC Asclll6 "a AIluubly liz
sist that quorum can be brought here
and that the speech must be made, II
any senator desires to make 1t. There
ID suggestion tllat the absent senators
may be sent for, but 1t Is considered
doubtful whether they. will return un-
lcss more urgent business than speech
making she uld bring them here.
No business was transacted during
the short session Of the senate. At
tention was called to the absence of q
quorum within FIVE minutes after the
vice president raped to order, and
from TINT time until II, when the SEN
ate went into executive session, that
body was IN state Of suspended ami
nation. The last Of the appropriation
hills-the general deficiency - was
signed by the vice president and now
only awaits the Lresident'c signature to
become law.
Senator Golman and Speaker Crisp
had long conference and the matter
Of early adjournment was discussed.
It was believed by the Democratic lead
crs that q business quorum cannot be
longer maintained In either house, and
that 1t would be we'll to have an carly
adjournment, and that 1t should come
- soon o. The tariff bill y finally ret.
stled Is. /. ~. /, s., !.
s i hlpg ges ltIses:sas
gQenegH1tl sfad