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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
In New Quarters.

We are now in our new Store, Nos.
4c6 and 400 Wabasha street, and for this
week only will allow a discount of 20
per cent on all Trunks and Leather
Goods. The E. D. Horton Trunk Co.
The reputation of Hotel Metropolitan
is widespread as the best table and
service, rooms and attention. Sunday
evening table d'hote is feast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
Sweet indifference.

Chapple-James!
His ManzYesslf.
Chap pie-1 have a letteh to wife.
What yeah is thisa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
DIED.

STOCKiNG-Died April IL, Edith Mae, eldest
daughter of II. N. Stocking, Eau Claire
Wisconsin; and niece of E. A. Brown, St.
Paul Funeral Saturday at p. m.
DE nMERS-Died April H. at / 80 a. M.
Frank S. De Mers. Funeral services al the
Cathedral. Sunday, April Is, at 2 o'clock.
NAREY-1p Chicago, Friday. April is. at
1865 Cottage Grove avenue, Mrs p Marcy,
aged fifty. six years. Funeral from resi-
dence, gil Conway street, Monday, April
IT, at 80 a. m. Services from st. Johns
church at 9 a. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
Exposed to smafl.Po,

The police at the Ducas street station
had smallpox scare at l o'clock this
morning. At that hour a young woman
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no LADIEs-MIse MAMIEIVERsON
Il desires TO inform her friends and Gus
TONERS that hereafter she may be found at
No. 49,, corner Of Dayton avenue and West
erf. where she will continue to serve them
as Ianiours and psdicure, to which will be
Sdded hairdressing and shampooing and face
massage. =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

hk. +. Q. MOTT HAS REMOVED HIS
dental Office to No. Ala Wabasha street,
Near SeYsnIh street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

WILLIAM j. SLEEPY, Funeral Director
Undertaking Rooms 495 and 497 SeIby, cor
nef Mackubin. Residence, SIS DAYTON ave
nue., next to Presbyterian church. TeIe
phone call 527
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

WILLIAM DAMPIER, Funeral director
has removed from BridgeSquare to No. 81;
Nabasha St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

Capt. Castle Presided Because He
Was Ignorant-Sims Declared
tinn Entering Into Politics
Donne!ly Exposed the Heinous
Character of the Organization
and Riddled the Monstrosity-
ABigotry Which Wonld Lead
to Starvation, Murder and
Riots.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

'
He declared that the officers OF state
have been handing over the gov
eminent to the pope. The mer-
chants and the press fear the boycott
OF Rome. The JesuitS were accused of
committing great crimes. The Catholic
church was accused of the assassination
of Lincoln.
Prof. Sims proclaimed that the A. PA.
Will become great party that will wipe
the other parties out of existence.
MIR. DOM ELLY'S REPLY.
Mr.. Donnelly was greeted with rounds
of applause when he arose for his first
5orty-fye minute speech. He began
by abiding to former debates with
Prof. Sims, and said he thought thew
had done good in modifying the
wrath of sects. He regarded the debate
rs rather lop-sided from the fact
that Prof. Sims attacks the theology of
the church, and it would be better to
have theologan to answer him. The
reason he was in the fight is that his
sympathies are with the under dog in
the fight. He never in his life belonged
to any church. He was there merely
to defend the $685. 600 Catholics
against the other 3S.OO0,0OO. He
had originally been Democrat
but admitted that his politics had been
somewhat speckled. but he was always
for the issue that he believed to be
right. He defends the Catholic church
on general principles. He recounted
The instances OF history in which Catho
lies prosecuted Protestants and Protest
ants beheaGed Catholics anu then turned
TO burning Purltans at the stake and tc
prosecuting each other.
Proceeding Mr.. Donnelly asked
"Should the Protestants all unite in a
shurch IN WHICH the members should
ywear al who enter as members not ia
five Catholic an Office? That |:
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Rarely docs 1t fall to couple to reqch
n great ago together and DO 80 closely
united in death as were Gen. A. j..
PIeasonton aud wife. Tho general died
at Overhrook, Pa, in his eighty.seventh
year, and was followed the next day by
Mrs. PIcasonton, who was eighty'three
years old. Her death is attributed to
sheer exhaustion from her devoted at
tendance upon her husband and to tho
shock Caused by his death.
There is movement among tho Eng.
lish authors looking toward IN Offer OF
some special courtesy In the way OF
entertainment to tho American writer's
OF the gehtler Sex who are now in Lon
dou. Their number includes Mrs. Bur-
ton Harrison, Mrs. AmeIie Rivcs Chan:
Ter. Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. Wiggin and
Mrs. Quincy.
The late Judge Holt was tho nations
popular orator thirty years ago. Ho
was man OF distinguished appearance.
His figure was tall and commanding,
and there were visible signs OF charac'
ter in his face. Lincoln held him in
great esteem, aud had much confidence
in his ability.
During the reign of Queen Victoria
the proportion Of English people who
eau not write their names has decreased
from forty.onc to sovon per cent.
Oscar Wilde's forthcoming book pro-
claims his belief that no has solved the
mystery OF Shakespeares sonuets. and
presents his solution.
Disraeli, tho author OF the "Curiosi-
ties Of Litorature," ruined his eyes by
his indciatigable studies and became
almost blind.
Mrs. Alexander, the well known nov
elist, who ia really Mrs. Alexander Hec.
tor, is a grandmother nearly seventy.
viii II. Hardin, Georgia author. is
to write u novel in collaboration with
Bret Harte.
Archbishop corriran is at Lake PA
cid. in tho Adironducks.
Lord Salisbury turns the scales at 259
pounds,
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train Of cars drawn by the noted En-
gins %. The design Is about forty feet
long.
An old album Of stamps collected
thirty years ago In SsYGnpah'and re-
Gently discovered by an heir OF the col
lectof- has revealed number Of val.
liable issues, some Of them worth 81, 500.
Some people call the stormy petrol
the lamp bird" Il ts ca oily that the
fisherman Of ST. Kiida stick wick in
the mouth Of o dead specimen, light II,
and it burns for an hour.
During the civil war the Union block
aiding feet captured or destroyed 1856
schooners, 1855 doops, 2O2 steamers and
10 other vessels that were attempting
70 run the blockade.
No MISTER which dSez the Other Up
rhe jap or the willy Cnlnee-
One thing you can bet will happen then
The loU will Be done 10 a ia
The property OF the female seminary
at Steubeuville, O., amused for some
time, has been leased by Rev. S. NJ.
Davis, and the institution will be re-.
opened.
An Ayilla lind. man says that when
he went fishing last the mosquitoes
were so largo they took the bait of his
hook before he could throw 1t into tho
wNter.
Cartersyiils (Me.) boys thought /.
would be fanny to see how long they
could heat water in stone jug. One
OF them had an arm blown of.
There arc only $4,000 resident foreign.
ers In spain--a smal! percentage as
compared with tho population OF other
nations.
"Tho man who laughs" was fined S.
in Chicago Tor laughing at aiady who
was on tho street in a bloomer cos
tune.
A chicken with four legs" was ro.
Gently ha.ched on the iasm OF Samuel
letters at West Pikeland, Pa.
Tho Uninterrupted Rodr Of the Fiery
Trumpet Of the God of Var is Chinese
paper published in Now York.
Newport, R. L, has llourishing club
composed OF colonies. Kentucky
should look to her laurels.
An Oklahoma City woman wants a
divorce because her husband smokes
cigarettes Ia bed.
After Cnxeyites had stolen a train
In Pennsylvania, the train was run to
iaii.
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ALL THREE KILLED.

The Murderer Stale Into the House White
the Woman Was Preparing BreNEfast
and Opsnsd FIro on Her nnd Her U0ele.
lie rhca wsat Upstairs and Shot Himself
Dead.
PRiLAprLPHlA, August S-JealOuSy
caused a sensational triple tragedy In
this city this morning William n.
Evans, Of 1884 Willow street. Frank
ford, 4 suburb Of this city, shot aud
killed LOUIS Hecht, at the lattet's home,
1914 Montgomery avenue. lie then
shot his wife, Era Evans, through the
neck, fatally Wounding her, and alter
wards killed himself with the Same re-
yolyer.
Evans, who is said to have heon .
shiftless sort Of fellow, was employed
at Green & Bault's dye works. Frank.
ford. Because Of his worthlessnesS his
wife left him six weeks ago and went to
live with the family of her uncle, Louis
Hecht. At ! o'clock this morning Mrs.
Evans was busy preparing breakfast
aud her uncle was sitting at table III
the kitchen drinking bottle OF soda
water.
Evans, who had been seen hanging
about the neighborhood late last night,
gained entrance to the rear part OF the
house by an alley which runs OF
Twelfth street. As soon as he entered
the kitchen door he began firing ut his
wife and HechL The first shot struck
HeCht behind tho left ear. killing him
instantly. Evans then fred another
shot at the PROSTATE man. alter which
he turned his revolver on his wife. The
terrified woman started from tho house,
and, ~ sue rushed past her cfaxed has'
band, he sent bullet into her neck.
The woman dropped TO the floor and as
sho lay there Evans fred two more shots
at her, both OF which went wide Of the
mark.
lie thon went to the middle room In
the second story, and, placing tho re-
yolver to bis left breast, scnt a bullet
through his heart. So cloae had the
revolver been held 10 his breast TINT
his clothing vas burning when he was
found by policeman.
Mrs. Evans wins to ken to the hospital.
where the physicians say there ID but
slight hope OF her recovery.
Hecht and Evans were each twenty
nine years OF age, and Mrs. Evans. who,
1t is said, was hard working woman,
Is three years younger. Evans had al
WAYS been insanely jealous OF his wife
and had threatened to kill both her
and Hecht on several occasions. The
latter was afraid q Evans ard always
slept with big base ball bat at the
head Of his bod in order to be prepared
for sudden attack.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09
WEST VIRGINIA BANKS.

Condition OF tho National Banks In This
State-A Gratifying showing.
Special Dtspdtch TO The Inheiltgenoer.
WASHINGTON, August San abstract
OF tho condition OF tho national banks
in West Virginia at the close OF bust.
ness on July IS, asrcported to the comp
trollsr OF currency shows tho average
reserve to have been 1928 per cent,
against 25.27 per cont on May last.
and discounts increased from S7,Sls.059
to $7;s35l ,O22; stocks and securities from
1891. 740 to S34S,SS3; gold coin from
1858, G0S to $780, 05; total specie from
Sj42, l55 to $50, 2S7; surplus from $70',-
43S to SS25,763: lawful money reserve
from s025,Gl0 10 sl,02S,l0j; individual
deposits from s5,sl0.04S to S6.2l7,2A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

a paper in murder case, recently
appealed from Texas court to the sn-
preme court. contains tho following
statement: 1.-The shot mails u wound
in the hend Of tho deceased, trom which
wound ho did iangui.h, aud then and
there langnIsnins, did instantly die"
Worthwhile (NIich.) girls havO boon
compelled to form an "Anti.Cntch.Ou"
club. That means that tho follow who
wants to 800 girl home from church
will have to sit through tho service in
future,
A tavern Oh Third avenue, New
York city, ncars tho seemingly innppro-
prlate name OF "lhn Aquarium"
Tho WoodInwn station on tho Harlem
rond. New York, hns been adorned with
II reproduction III lowering plants Of u
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The prevailing hard times in America
are doubtless the causes OF tho great de-
crease. aud as they continue. the next
years figures will show q still further
decline. The immigration reported for
last June was ouly a little more than
one.third OF that Of tho previou, June,
aud in July there was much greater
discrepancy. the number OF steerage
passengers arriving in New York being
only 1859, fully Fifty per cont of whom,
it 10 said. cannot DO regarded u, true
immigrants.
A feature OF the immigration figures
for July, as stated in yesterdays dis
patches, was that the outflow Of foreign
ers was nearly double the inflow.
Nearly twenty thousand who had come
to America ID search OF work. but who
were driven back by hard times, re-.
turned to their native lands. and so
long as the depression in America con-
times It may be reasonably expected
that this emigration viii continue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Aged and Venerable Retsiner-Herc,
noble sire, 10 the legacy Of your great
ancestor; this chest has not been open.
cd for couple of generations! Don
Diego-0psn it. When tho lid ia
raised five cat jumps on the stage.
OLD Servaht-Drat those mlschievous
chorus Iads!-liumoristischs Biddtcr.
al you think !. have taken your un.
breIln by mistake, Mr.. Squads, you will
have TO prove your property. llow can
YOU toll That 1t is yoursT "By the tnct
that it has the na,se OF r. W. DilIing-
ham OIL n silver plate on the handle. =
Hdrper'S Bd:d-.
A little boy was Coming homo with
his lnOthur from church when he heard
her saying that tho sermon was not
worth much. Tho little boy immedi.
ately turned round and said: "Oh,
mother, what could you expect for u
half pcnny?"--Tt- Bis.
ANY sympalhi=s," said tho cGorvesc.
ing Young woman, "arG altogether with
tie dear IapauesG2" $50 arc our hired
virIs," responded the matron. "she be-
lievcs all China should DO eternaIly
smashcd."-LdiamV0ls Journal
In n crowded.s.rect cur III elderly wo-
man oilers hor scat to u still older wo.
man who has just entered. Tho Inter
cxClaims, snEorinGly: "Oh, you needn't
get up! Compared with YOU, am still
youngw-Eiege,tde Riactter.
Arithmetic Teuchor-"NOw, Tommic,
Won huyo flushed tho tables. Twenty
1uircs mako what2" Rohble-"I know
they would make an Nwiul fHss ii they
were all like the one at our church. y
Springfield Union.
rorkius-"Say, Dexter, your atorlcs
remind the Of my bank account" box.
tcr-"itow's that?" "AIwnya over.
drawn" -!lrkuSdw Trdrsi|r.
Grandma-"Bobby, what aro Won do.
ine in tho pantry! Bobby-"Oh. Pm
just putting few things away, gran.
ma. Bis.
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KrxSrru BAzEMonE had tho good for
tuno to receive smnl bottle OF Cham
brrInin's Collie, Chnlern ami DiNrrhma
Rem dy when three members Of his
ialnliy wcrn sick with dysontOry. This
onc small bottle cured them all mud ho
had some lott which 10 gave to Goo. W..
Baker, prominent merchant OF tho
place, LnwistOm, n. C.. and 1t curod him
Of the Same complaint. When troubled
with dysrnIery. iiarrhWa, collie or
cholera murbu4. givn this rOmody n
rial and YOU will hO more than pleased
with tho result. Tho praise that natur.
nlly follows It's introduction aud use has
nado 1t worry popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

The Official figures showing the total
immigration for the past fiscal year are
published. They show that the num-
Der ofimmigrants was the smallest since
1850, when the great wave set in. being
reported as 3l4,4o4, a decrease Of 1852
as compared with the previous fiscal
year. An interesting fact is that most Of
the decline was in the last six months
Of tho year. The following figures show
tho immigration to this country for the
past fourteen fiscal years:
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Ir yonr eyes tire, watOr. twitch or
barn, or your head aches whom reading
or sewing, consult aud have them OK.
nmined Tor glasses, free OF charge, at
ITO Main street next to Shook Il Co.'S
by Prot. Shell, tho Optcian. MwAs
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Wr,,nw Arnim.

Two lnwyer candidates from the country and
two citizens from the Eighth ward constitute
the legislative ticket The maiu part OF tho CITY
WINS Ignored IHhENLOeHcGr.
-Four citizens from Madison and Unisn dis.
trlcls make up tho Republican ticket the main
sections Of the city and all the country ignored.
and these nre nc pcoplo who want 10 represent
Quo county III tho cglslature.-RtJtshr.
II the Register had posted itself upon
tho locations Of tho Republican candi-
dates it would not have been guilty Of
the misStatement it makes above. OF
tho Republican candidates for the Icy
islaturc, Mr.. s. G. Smith resides in
Clay district; Mr.. Abraham stamm re-
siies in Union district, and Mr.. a. K
Campbell resides in Madison district.
Mr.. J. @. Brady is citizen Of Triadsl-
phia district, in tho country, where no
is building new residence, but is tenn
porarily residing in Madison district
while awaiting its completion. The
contract for the house has been let and
before many moons MIR. Brady will be
buck in his home district Perhaps the
Register will be fair enough to correct its
statement and-perhaps it will not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

Special Dispatch 10 he Inte,'i0enott
SrEuBESvILLg O., August S.-The
Kitheart family annual reunion was
held at NJ. Pleasant to-day at the farm
house of Joseph Kitncart. About two
hundred were present Hon. John
KithCart was the historian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

Tur Thrl district Democratic con.
vention which nominated Anderson for
Congress failoj to endorse tho admins.
,ra,ion Of Governor MucCcrkic, nnG Mr..
MueCorklc'' friends consider that no
has just cause 10 feel insuItcd. 1t may
DO incidentally noted that tho Ohio
county convention endorsed about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

,cfal Di,potch to ii: mnltt0eacer.

Special DispGtet 10 The Ente'It0enccr
WASHINGTON, D. O., August. S.-Post-
masters appointed: Claud NJ. Morrison.
vice Franklin Gaines. resigned, kenna,
Jackson county; s. E. Parson. vice D.
W. Ryan, removed. Parsons. Tucker
county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

TUE lcttcr trom the President to Gov
crnor Waito which is to be delivered by
tho bicycle relay riders discreo:ly
avoids reference to anything that
will call iortn n watwhoop IRON tho
"BIoOdy Brides" Of the Rockies.
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everything Democratic except she state
administration. Can Governor Mac
CorklSs opposition to Senator Camdsn's
reelection have anything to do with this
oysrrivhtf
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GOVERNOR FLOWER, OF New York, dc.
clares that this country is about to wit.
ness "tho greatest outburst Of prosper.
ity 1t has ever experienced" Is tho
governor so confident as all that that
the Democratic tariff bill will be de-
EookaJo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

MIR NowAckl's project to enlist 5000
slavs in tho Pennsylvania coal region
for tho Japanese army should DO en-
Outraged. Mr.. Nowocki should 10 tan
derod every facility necessary for the
success Of his scheme.
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.TRUsTEE's SALE.

i
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by +. L
Corning and Catherine Gerhing. his wife, 10 me
as trustee. dated August 4tl. 1895, and recorded
IN tho o!Ilco Of thp clerk O. the County Court OF
Ohio county, west Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
book No. IS. page 66. ] will sci al the north
front anpr OF tho court house Of 6ath county, Oh
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER sTit, 1894
commencing Nt 10 O'Clock a. IN. tho following
described properly to'Wlt: Lot No. Gfty.two It2l
IN Division 81" Ms shown on the plat OF parcels.
StrVeS aud alloys, undo by lHniel Lamb aud
Henry s. Russell, special commissioners Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, IN tic chanccry
suit Of s. i Caldwell against Caroline 81. Wilson
II nl Also one iron gray horse, ono butchers
wagon, ono SET harness. one buggy and buggy
harness. ono sleigh. ono ice box. three meat
blocks. ono meat counter. one set Of butcher
shop fixtures and machinery, including euglnG,
meat chopper, lard kettle. etc. mud one organ.
Trims OF SALE-EvcFy sale for lesS Than SO
shall be for cash, and every sale in CScOSS Of So
shnli be ono third aud us much more Hs tho
purchaser may elect 70 puy IN cash, tho balance
IN two OqnHl insiGlintnts AZ six aud twelve
months notes bearing Interest from the day Of
snlc with security satisfactory to tIe trustee TO
be given for tho deferred payments
Nug H. S. ALLISON. Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

The earlier symphonic of dyspepsia,
heartburn aud occasional headaches,
should not DO neglected. Take Hoods
Sarssparila to be cured. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

RonrRr W. KYLE hus tho Pittsburgh
Filter in all sizes for domestic and
manufacturing PURPOSES,
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For Camden, Just tho same.

The following political note is taken
from the New York Erc'ling Post dem.
ocratic):
The Democrats Of OHIO county, ". Va, which
includes the city Of Wheeling. yesterday nomI'
mated a legislative ticket and unanimously en-.
(ora-i The Wilson tariff bill. and heartily com.
mendcd the course Of President Cleveland. Ths
convention did not have word OF ComnCuda'
ton for tho West Virginia senators.
It is true. as the Post says, that the
convention did not commend the West
Virginia senators. Such resolution
would have been inconsistent with the
endorsement OF Cleveland and the vii.
son bill. 1t was simply case Of pull
ing tho wool over the Dyes Of Demo.
Gratis. The legislative ticket nominated
is in the interests OF Senator Camden,
and. If elected, will vote Tor him. MIR.
Camden's ollicehoIders, who set up the
convention, will sec that tho deal is
carried out. There are some things
about tho ways OF tho West Virginia
Democracy that the Post doesn't know.
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IL Senator Germans speech recently
delivered in tho senate, tho following
nossaye occurs:
massage occurs:

"lf YOU please, out Of the abundant CAUTION
out Of II superintendent caution. II you plcHsu
--lh0y have ,nId 10 you tLnt they cdunUt 20
iurIhcr they prefer to make II mistake Tor too
high rates thlnl have them too low; thht It Is
wise Statcsrna,ship tTue patriotism. 10 mike tho
mistake and make tho tax loo high Hni let the
lAbOrinG people 20 To work, rather than 10 mnkc
II too low AMI then try To keep them ali III order
with dcpnIy mn'snalS AMI soldiers
That is good Republican doctrine; in
fact. it is the very esscuco OF Rspubli-
canism with regard to tho tariff, and Mr..
German is right That is tho kind of u
tariff bill the people want-not tho
wngA-dcstroying, industry.smashing al.
iair in contemplation.
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NEw ApVeRrlsEMENrs

JJTANTED-NURSE GIRL, II.
w l9toII yCars Old. AppI, al SIG Na..
street g.
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JJIANTEp-BoARD AND iobj
w ING IN private faulty t0E y0ugy a.
eighicru wears old Address Z 7. lut
gshccF o'DrS. t.,