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The evening world., 1894-03-07
BALKEO BY BRAVE TRA|MMEh.
Bandits Driven Off by Fireman,
Engineer and Conductor.
Tried to Hold Up Train Near East
st. Louis.
nv Assncinicd Press

ST. LOUIS, March Three men made
an atten pit to hold up the New Orleans
passenger train, which left here at
o'clock last night. on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, near Forest Lawn, w.,
about four miles from East st. Louis.
The robbers were frightened away. how
ever, before they accomplished their pur-
pose.
Soon after the train had passed Pitts
burg Crossing, and while passing through
a swamp, the fireman saw three men
crawling over the tender from the bag
gage car. lie drew his revolver and held
them at bay. while the engineer siow"d
up and drew his own gun. Conductor
E;sholds came forward to see why the
train had stopped, and with his help the
three would-be robbers were put to fiignt
without shot being fired.
The barCits ran away without attempt
ing to draw their weapons, ana were
soon lost sight OF IN the darkness. The
train continued OH its way to Column
bia. the nearest telegraph station, where
information was sent back to East st.
L., uis OF :he attempted robbery: 1t Is
thought that the robbers got on the train
in front of the blind baggage car when
it stopped i Pit,sourg CROSSING. r,,
st. Louis. four police officers were Inn
me diately sent out on an engine to
search OF the outlaws.
Tnis r. the fourth lime since last May
that this train has been held up by
ROBBERS. and almost in the same locality.
Mr.. Frazie., in charge of the Southern
Express Compary's office here. says that
the train rarely carries any great
amount of valuables.
None of the passengers knew what
the cause of the delay was until after
the train had left the scene of the rob-
berry. But when the news went through
the coaches that a robbery had been
attempted, nervous women began hiding
their pocket books and jewels. while
crawled into the berths in the sleeper
and secreted their pocketbooks in theiI
| boots. Only a meagre description OF the
| three bandits could be obtained. Al
three had their faces concealed by heavy
black masks.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
he ESW|NDLED CLOTHING MEN.
Police After q Man Who Poses as
a Buyer for Big Firms.
Gives Largo Orders, Cots Samples
and Then Disappears.

The police OF the Eidridge street sta
tion are on the lookout for swindler
who has been victimizing east-side cloth
ing manufa cturers and jobbers by rep
rescr ting himself to be the purcha sing
agent of well-known dry-goods firms.
The last victim was Moritz Goldstein,
clothing manufacturer. of 102 Essex
/, street. About 2.30 yesterday afternoon,
Goldstein says. a man about twenty-five
years old. with black mustache and
fashionably dressed. called at the store
and asked to see samples of children s
clothing.
am Mr.. Hlrsch. buyer for Bioom-
want to look at your novelty suits"
Mr.. Goldstein had a stock of about 15O
suits made up, and showed the business
II guess they'll suit" the stranger re-
marked. after an apparently close ex-
animation. You may send the whole lot
MIR. Goldstein had several other orders
to fill. and begged to have the delivery
postponed until morning, but the
stranger insisted that they be sent with
He explained that the show windows
were to be trimmed during the evening.
r,,Sn,ne ~By the way" said the stranger. after
| '"sNc " &c" A"pieS diohS "
show the manager, so he can at once
plan how the goods can be arranged to
make the best show"
Certainly, certainly" said Mr.. Gold
stein, as he hurriedly packed up an as
sortment of suits worth $50.
"Mr. Hirsch" left the store immedi-
ateIY with the Coods under his arm.
Mr.. Goldstein's wagon load OF goods
was at Bloomingdale Bros. store at 53(
and. of course, was refused.
Lazarus Bros. in Lispenard street
days ago. He represented himself to be
the buyer for Wechsler Bros, of Brook.
lyn, and got away with about $40 wortI
of samples.
east side have been robbed by the
, stranger.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Began to Disappear.
HOODS
Sarsaparilla
CURES

health than before. They are still taking Hoods
sarsaparilla IN order 10 thoroughly purify their
blood. cannot praise Hoods sarsaparilla too
highly" MEs. W. HOOKER, Concord, N. II.
Hoods Pulls cure liver Ills, constr patton, bill
iousnsss, jauudire. sick headache. INDIGESTION.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Suffering Sisters
SALT RHEGM CAUSES THEN GREAT
AGONY.
Hoods snr-apnriiIa Purincs the Blood
and wins the yictor,.

&C. !. Hcol h Co. Lowell. Mass
Gentlemen: Hood's Sarsaparilla has done
20 muYh for my children that 1t Is with pleasure
and . feeling of thankfulnes' that l write for
publication n fow lines in commeDdation OF II.
cannot fnl words strong enough to express
our confidence and gratitude for Hoods Sarsa.
parilIs. Both of my little girls have been
troubled with falt rheum. when quite small
b'otches formed all over their bodies and on their
limbs. TIC flesh broke ont and the little one
Suffered Great Agony
on account OF the itching sensation. had read
Of the good Hoods Sarsaparilia had done in
cases Of salt rheun. so l decided to give 1t u
trial. Myrtle, five wears old. had several erup-
tons on her forehead. while Rernice, six years
old, suffered much from sores back OF her ears.
After the first bottle had been taken the little
ones began to improve; they seemed brighter
and the humor
Began to Disappear.
They have taken Ave bottles, and Myrtle Is
entirely cured. Her flesh Is smoo h ana soft,
her health is better and The is bright and
sprightly Us any child Of hve years Of axe.
From the start Bernice has impro, ed and the
humoT is nearly all gone and she is in better
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BANK TELLER ARRESTED.
Charged with Embexxlement ny q
DrooI<Iinc, Mass, Institution.

(By Associated Press.)
BOSTON, March Nv. Percy Thatchs
er. teller of the Brookline National
Bank. is under arrest charged with en-
'bezzlement from the institution of 1900.
He was arrested Monday night. but this
was not known until he appeared In
court. The case was continued for Q
hearing to-day. f
Thatcher, previous to going to The
Brookline Bank. was in the employ Of
the Maverick Bank until that institutiaa
collapsed.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
5000 Fire IN the Sherwood.

Fire did 5000 damage early this morning t.
the Sherwood hat-house at a53 West Thirty -ninti
street. defective gas burner fired the wood
work in the third floor hall. Mrs. Annie Max
well. who lives on that floor, discovered tn,
flames and notified policeman who seat in al
alarm. There was little trouble In extinguish
ing the names
The evening world., 1894-03-07
WIDOW WANTS 100000.
Claim Against Mexico for the MUIR
der Of Frisco Man.

tijy Associated Press.)
San FRANCISCO. March 1.-After six
years OF diplomatic negotiations. the IA
nous claim OF Mrs. Janet M. Baldwin.
oA this city against the Government of
NJ Clement, her attorney, has left for
Washington to participate in the con-
Guiding negotiations. The cain is for
indemnity for the murder of Leon Bald
win. the claimants husband, committed
over six years ago by outlaws, under
the leadership OF Eracho Bernal.
Tho sum dc manded was 100000, hut the
figure is to be fixed In conferences soon
Ia be held by representatives of the two
governments. at Washington.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
GOT THE GOVERNORS CUP.
Private COrrie, of the Twelfth
HOnorcd Rt the Review.

HOnorcd at the Review.
A review and reception of the Twelfth
Regiment was held last night at the
armorv, Sixty-cecond street and Column
bus avenue, with several hundred guests
in attendance.
Major-G"n. Daniel Butterfeld re-
viewed the history of the organiza tion,
which he led to the front in 1861 for
active service
Governors Cup to Private John Corrie,
Of Company B. This is the first time
this trophy has been awarded. 1t Is
Guard who makes the highest individual
score in skirmish match at ranges
from 200 to 600 yards. Seventeen other
awards were made for skill in rife
shooting. The reception was concluded
with dan cling.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
MRS. ANDREW FOY IN WANT.
Husband of II Crouin Witness Re-
fuses 20 support Her.

CHICAGO. March Mrs. Andrew
Foy. who gave sensational evidence for
the state In the Cronin murder trial. Is
liable to eviction. Her landlord has
caused rotice to be served that she must
vncatc the premises occupied by her.
She IL in n destitute condition. Andrew
Foy, her husband. Ia in the employ of
the city and receives good wages, bat
refuses to contribute to the support OF
his fnmily.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Black Dress Goods
Ten Big Specials.

We)lington's Dollar Black Hen
rietta, in blue and Jet black. 46
inches wide: splendid value even III
at Sl.00: special at................ ,Ul
Wellington's black Armures and
Brocades, in small, neat de-
signs, splendid quality. regu-
larly sold at 100. for........... Ill
Wcllington's 81 inch black Storm
Serge. all pure wool. and a very
superior quality. sold by them II
at N.O yard. at................... -
Wellington's 46 inch Storm Serge,
a superior quality: also Imperial =,
Serge, fine quality. sold by them hi
at Sc, for. Observation-Disclosures. so'
Wellington's black body Cash =,
mere. 36 inches wide: a very fair
qualify; sold by them at 3jc.. at si'
Wellington's silk finish black
Henrietta, in blue or jet black.
suitable for any lady to wear:
sold by them At Soc. for......... L
Wellington's black silk finish
Henrietta, all pure wool, 40
inches wide; sold by them at
w.t. '''''''''''''''''''''' sS'
Wellington's black Mohair. a very
nice uvci!ty; sold by them for q
bOc.. t........................ III
Welllrgton's black Mohair Da-
masse sold by them al Soc, at. Iii
Wellington's black silk warp
Henrietta. superior quality goods OF
sold bv them al Sl.5O. at.......... .Oj
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BARRICADED THE COLLEGE.
Threatened Fight Between Stu
dents Arrested in FreepOrt, Ill.
(By Associated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
FREEPORT, ILL.,, March IA bloody
fight between the Freeport High School
boys and the boys attending the College
OF Commerce vas prevented last night
by the timely arrival of the police. The
High School boys decided to ''clean OUT
their enemies, and marched to the col
leg In a body. One of the professors saw
them coming. and, anticipating trouble.
locked and barricaded the doors and then
sent for the police.
While the enrageu students were try
Ing to force an entrance the police ap-
peared and the bows fed. The college
boys say that they are anxious for d
battle.
Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHISuSYRrp for children
tcething Ii the family benefnctor. 25c. ~
The evening world., 1894-03-07

Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHISG.SY for children
teethng s the family benefnctor. 26c ~
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Boys Clothing.

To quickly close out the balance
our Boys Suits, we have made
further cuts.
Tweed Suits, ages to l5; for O
mer price 81 to 81. at....,........
1000 fine Cashmere and Wors.cd
Suits. best domestic and i'm
ported materials. ages I to IS; q
regular value 81 to Slo5O. at... d,
loo peairs Boys All-Wool Caev-
lot Pants, ages to Is; splen-
did styles; value not less than
&c., at ......... ..................
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

The uomlustion by the Democrats Of
Sepslor Hill Tor GOV ruor Insutes = very
lively csmptign 10 the neIghborlng state
Of New York The Republican nominee,
Morton. is good man ~ every respect
snl would mske 81 ideal Governor, and
yet be IL BOT what may be termed unusual
~ popular with the masses OF the people.
On the Other b nd Hill II elected might
make a very bad Governor, but be Is e1
tremely popular with the rank and file OF
hi own patty, most Of whom admire
smsrtuess and uiGktry and care very little
for honest administration. For this Iesson
Hill viii probably get more votes than
any Other man the Democrats could have
nominated notwithstanding the fact that
be will be opposed by the mugwumps
Hills nomination Was surprise TO most
people, but the circumstances oil favored
1t. No other prominent man 10 the party
wanted 1t and several refused it. All
reahz. the fact that Hal il the srongesi
mao with bis party in the state, and gives
It the only chance Of winning
That Hill should take the nomination
is also surprising, but be is evdently
playing desperate game. II be wins this
fsl it viii give him 40 almost surs road
10 tie nomination for the ptetlIeney, II
be can carry New York rov be will be
very cure Of carrying 1t IN 1896 His po
.itiou ia the Senate If { al oRelhrr pleas
a t. he stands alone there feared aud
hated by the members OF bis own party
Bat he has showu that he il sill the boss
of the party in his own ,te, the most
prpuIous 10 tue Union, and the cue neces
AIRY for Democf ,nc success two year
herce II ie vine this fell It will be I'M
mensely to bis advantage, If he fail, as
We think be will, he can still retain hl'
place 10 the Seuse, and still remain the
dictator Of his party IN the state.
TIE Republicans have strong csndl
date and will make the tight on both state
and national sl,t With intelligent
thinking people they have the advantage
IN bath, but they must 60 into the fight
gth the assurance that 10 arguments
however potent will lave any effect Oh
the great mass OF Democrats voters il
ID state Of New Ycrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Gartfaar reIrr steps tasa and ont
u.vp,t SID Gov Woa5ugu ttls 10 ths
saherrsyarsI ebstr TIE rsapi. sl.i Goa
i,sl co reslaz ely easase. The to mtr,
sJ5e uuitte 90 saue rtpectt. sfe both
e4gslIy intercstd 10 ias thbfs sad IL
u,lfsrr Of ibe stse. Gsy Naojbay wgit
fata % the work ~btra bis predecrsar
Irsysslt Nobody viii aay lbsl nov Fol.
ler ttt cot 3 ui uue money aud hard aofk
igta abe 4furs Of the stale lie has c,re
folly looked after 81 the STATE iostHut,ons
nss uaicbeI the p5okslboak 81 the STAT.
% f.tts BIZ. spnfrs permitted, has visited
Ill sections, sttouded macy meetings that
had So do wub tbr selisra 81 the State.
looked after tie Iuteruts Of the militia,
attended me,tugs Of tie Board Of AsrIcni
ture. fepre~ nt d Vermont 10 al olhoisI
capacity 81 Chicago aod Ssn Fiauclsco,
been present st srvrral gatherings Of tue
Sous Of Vermont snd 80 represented the
State Is TO do credit 70 It's name. His Cd
uIpistrstou has been conscientious and
patriotic. snd he has 80 dole IS 10 tl"rm
the criticism Of political rivals aud to vic
the efesler confidence and esteem Of bls
frierds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Mr. q. Caulolette, Druggist, Beavers
vile, ii says; To Dr. Kings New Dis
covery / owe ny life. Was taken with
l., Grippe snd tried all the physieians Ior
miles about, but Of DO avail aud was given
np and told could not live Having Dr.
Kings New discovery 10 my store | selt
for shottls and began its use and from
the frst dose began to get better, aud a.
ter using three bottles was up and about
sgaia. 1t i, worth ils weight in gold.
We Wont keep store or house without 1t
Gets free ulsl at j. n Hands Drug
Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

b. ". Fuller, Calsl ohsne, n Y say
be Away, keeps DR.. Kings New Discoy
cry 10 the housesnd his family has Away
t5uud the very beet results ioIlos It's use
thst be uoall not be without it, il procur
able, G. A. Dyksmsn b ugglst. Cstskill
y 7. ssys that DR.. Kings Sew Discovery
il undoubtedly the beet Cough remedy
thai be has used it 10 bis family for eiah'
years, and j, has never failed to 10 all that
is claimed for It. Why tot try remedy
20 long tried sui tts'cd. Trial bottles free
At. y. Hsrls drag store. Rsgulsr size
SOC and sl.00.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

80 ptsu' e laa taf 1 -tsfss irou lrA
I.a l4sts CoHptrg 81 h.Dalf f s.siAat.
vtteb tgtpsa5es ye'ttfisy To-Day =
aa8rt 49, postsl ratttirg tie utn ih't
tie tLst tasB is due t5 tls faduciiaE be-
tbs tara uB5sr the Mrkiulcy tsua
tte bauaas a Ettirs SIC rIstf go -
Ll#tlrl. trt ibst Toe. vifa.gi fsisins
ttsft#rt rf sic r. sls eopramrr Uadet
ILa go tuH SEQ iataoss stors su3
itauura, n nta are throEa aut 81 EN-
p.atutit siless hey Si.i ssr.r 10 vaff
ttts#Bet8 vstos. tnl liihe hasiae's Be-
3euayri ur tyer'gsly vIl he TIE
risalft. tot 70 ltsll &c te t.Ehsriafe,su
fra8sren t-as ah.e to coaro' tie bati
1cfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

4 Pusturs tepscl Ct sept - hys
"Tojay every tia plate plant % the
Uallsd suies, With ras'ltly ote eIetp'ieu
vii be- clossl dowa. retdeuug ssvsfsl
,asaaad uea isle, ulti, The sage dlsp ute
is ssu.s8. The M,reSood Tn Plate Maa
ulsaai4ag Coapaay Of EAzsbslh, n. J.
Is lhe exception. Ald that, TOO. v.ll sat
pad today ii TIE veTE On hard caa be
oeupls,e3. A.. The nills IL this par! q
We ssaa'ry have closed, the i'sl bsiss Tic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

The autlsusppers, among the New Iork
Democrats, are 10 a qnandsry. Some OF
them are Ia favor Of dominating a state
ticket 10 cpgontion to Hill, while otherr
favor voting urr the Republican ticket. Il
IL not likely that many will adopt the lat
ter eourtr, and the great bulk Of the vote.
even Of those opposed TO Hill. will be csst
Tor him on election day. Notslthstandiup
HHs Rfea, popularity with the masses Of
The DeuoCrhuc party We believe be viii
be bea'cr, il viii be inrosshe the
year TO cutrsly seperlte stste spd us
ton. roiitice sbd on haiioHsl issues there
is DO qnest'on that the majority Of voters
% New Yotk state are oppose to The
policy Of the admuitirstion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

tie iatsl raub,T 81 sia5esis st Ma
dlehuty caGItsc il lo4ths lstsasi 10 usaY
yuu
stephen N Fafssa former resident Of
Lyuaatuils std recently pyestarat u tbe
AlhB3auqae \ n aHtgasi bsnf, hss
borr seretcrI &C. eve yssrs 80 The pori.
,tutsrv Hevu esTssa With commit
nluleg re technical 81 pce assin I Tue
rs,fuasl bsriieF law duu1g the GgsBcisI
tifrss 81 the ustE su uss obce tried sod
sr4aiued
Maaita' vritus % lm thri The saeeof.
fai femsit g., rsssl cHtgih IL ast bs uoo,
rrlaslu easy Of aFphsatfob. sai oaa
tba, viii fesch tss remote sores and alcer'
ucfs1fi.ess Fna history Of The efforts
20 treat c.tsrrL IS proof positive tbs. only
aas remedy hss completely met these con-
aui IS Apd that j.. Ely. Ctesm Balm,
tn. sale az } pleassn' ramed has master
ei cdaJtl =, uo.tIag elise bas ever done,
aal 4 9th phynci.us ao1 piuslt, freely
co csje Il j. tact oar druggists keen IT,
snu
TIE Argos sud Patriot say. he snls
agalnt the Ctutrd Vermont railroad
troaslt 10 the interest oi the families Of
jam Cio sstt aud George Q Br5wa Jr,
vio ~tfe Killed 10 the accident at Richi
moud, Au u.t so, l-92. have been settled
this week without beirg brought lato
court Mr.. Croae,t's family is to receive
g. 600. aud Mr.. rosu's father, l. i, I'M
derstood, gets 10 the height otbo3d Of
So 600
Trinity church at Rutland o,lebfsted
IT. centennial Tuesday aud Wednesday.
+. l., Temple read historical sketch Of
the parish, and centennial sermon was
preached by Bishop Hall.
This remedy Is becoming so well known
and SO popular as TO need no special men
ion. All VITO have uoed Electric Bilters
.ng the same song OF praise A purer
medicine do not exist and II is guartnl
eed to do all thst is claimed, Electric
Bitters will cure sll di eases OF the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bois
salt Rbeum ana other affections caused
by impure blood, Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all MaIsrlal f4vers. For headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bltters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
moaey refunded -Pdce b0c ami 81 90 per
bottle at j n. Hsrd's drugstore,
Among the novel exhibits at the recent
fsir 10 Braudon were two jars OF raspber
ries thst were put up by Mrs II. G. Cross
Is years sgJ. One Of them was exhibited
at the ith snDuaI fair oiBraLdon II years
ago, and the ticket is still tsched to 1t
Mrs, Cross also displayed case OF valuaI
BILE relics in Floral Hall with foot stove
over 100 years old and a mortar and pestle
that have been 10 the Cross family ITO
years. They were used for pounding corn
before mills were common
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Are You disturbed a. 1iF.fa.I b'o Ell
Of yoar rect by siek e-ild suiiefiag add
crying With pain Of cutting ieeiL' II &C
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

The Slate Legislature meets to lay, Wed
tefdsy, ard viii promptly orRsnIz' with
". " suckuey Of Ludlow as speaker.
Geo. NJ, Powers, Of Morusule will %
doobledDy bc secretary Of the Senate, J
II. Merr field Of Newisne clerk Of the
Hause. while the official reporters sppoiui
ed uill undoubtedly be Carl c. Fletcher
Of St Albsos ia The Senate and Capt J,
Il. Mimms q st. Aibtns in the House
Speaker sucEney, hayiug had experience
81 Speaker aud Clerk. will 10 doubt az
popt The commit os At once and the Leg
Isl.ture be IN good working order at al
early date
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04
STATE NEWS.

/ rlIe G,.,a r Canpon of Bnr,ipg,
30. au,ot..e3 F.r, F,e,,riek at Cr,wr
r..a. y y ond nil ,,asa,ya tho ,r,n.
| ,nI ~, go, ,,,,r I.oan.,ls
| ~. u., n
-, u.,yo, M.s : ,o,lr,
'.,s. t...,,na h.. oo,. n. l..vos .
~, -, W., , u,.n.r,n,slve;,s,
,,...
janice Kelley sob OF lrnm'o h'Hey OIL
Jay ""S pFoo"h'y on'h'd TO dea'h 81
Sandstone IN tn great M'nh's't" forest
hreS lhe tr'esr'p'Ie reFo's ro9ta'feo
n's name a. one OF ''e victims Sno Dis
the ERE The SOD Mas t'r"msn 10 a lom'
Der mill
Flusra Shepard Hrri.bor,, Ill.,. had
ruuuing sore on bis lex OF eight year,
-tandiug. U-ed three bottles OF Electric
Bitter. sud seven boIe. Of BnckIeu's Ar
oics Salve sod his leg Is soand aud well
John Speaker, Cstasaoas O.,hid hVe large
Fever so'es on b. leg. o'tor' said he
was ,ocura6Ie O1e bottle Electric b't'efs
snd one box Bockleh Atuica SaIVe cnfea
hin ent"lr,
Font han Allen. the ueS United States
nilltory pot re.r E,s,I Junction, viii be
prrris5nrd ly iour troops o. the T, ird
/ Upi'ed State CsgsIrY. consisting Of Troop
/ G.. Cant } Bouit,. Troop L, CAPT ..
car Ettus, Troop Cap George Dodj,
sod Troop 6 CAP, Fraaeis b Hsriie The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Cougrssmau Wilson, tue roted eIpon
cot Of Free Trade 30 the Uufed States hss
5eeu hhtqaeted by the Cbsmb.r Of Com
merce ia London. Ibis is eu honor con
fe,rej by The Butsb 10 r,cogulu oIoi the
vsty vaIu.bIo services rendered their
country 10 TIE Congress Of the United
States through the tGors Of MIR WIi-oa
snj his alhrs 10 framing IautI bill to ia
Sur foreign manufacturers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

The proclamation Issued by Ptesld, nj
Clayelao1, rcceatly, srsot,ag full amnesty
10 ell Mofmobs who have broken laws
regarding rolygamy and kindred clrncts
.upplemen's oue issned 10y President Hsr
ri.an extend ~ TO all liable for couu''lou
bat did not ttiusts'e IN citizenship those
who had been convicted and pulI,bed, L.
tbs lat, r. ]claustIon. the total abandon
meat IT polyssmon, practices among Il e
M9rmous Is recognized, but those VITO
bsve di.gbtYed the laws OF the land aud
Their Church since The Gfst proclamation
will cot be sui -cts q t1ecntlye cIemency.
Tue polulcsi eject OF the action will rob
Ably be great, as stlaeting the election q
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