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The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12
Favorable to the Opening of Bayou
Plaquemine.

Congressman BOatner in an interview
with q New Orleans States reporter, a
few days ago, said that he has succeed
ed in getting an amendment to the riv-
ers and harbors bill which relates to
the work at the mouth of Red river,
which has been going on for years and
which has already cost over q million
dollars. In my opinion the work should
either be finished or let alone.
The work Mr.. Boatner referred to
was recommended first in 1889 by r.
Mississippi River Commission. + ae
a provision was incorporated II 1854
ers and harbors bill to me IN the rlv-
gable channel from - p .lataln a navl-
Mississippi aud ,om ne 9h ned Eyer TO .ne
nIan VIII -. Kingman formulated a
altar .ch has been since tried and an
III -pt made to put into execution.
ne amendment that was recently pass
ed provides for the opening of BAYOU
%Plaqnemine for navigable purposes and
the closing up of the opening into the
Mississippi of the Atchafalaya. In
thls manner the Teehe and A%tchafalaya
countries would be broaght 200 miles
nearer New Orleans. By bayou Pla-
quemlne boats conld get to all of the
interior streams and would not be COM
PEELED to use Red river as they did for
merry.
"Tha impression seems to prevail
among river men, said Mr.. Boatner,
'sthat BY amending the bill Red river
would be interfered with. In this they
are entirely mistaken as I would not
do anything to close navigation at the
month OF Red river, until means could
be had to reach the interior s~trearns
through bayou Plaquemine.n
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

ale COURIER and Constitution one
~ X $3.50. Constitution alone 300.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12
KNIGHTS OF
Landry st., 0pel0usas.

JEFFERSON DAVIS LODGE No. % meets
q on the list and Sd Wednesday of each month
at Z o'clock p. m. Visiting knights are cordt,
ally invited to attend.
]. Il. CAIN, K. of r. III q. oc1otf
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

A sharp shock Of earthquake was felt
at Athens, Greece, at 1916 .o'e,tock. Nav
l. Several lighter shocks f followed, but
no other damage was dor.e. From The
tha stricken districts throughout
slowly, but suffcient info ,rmation has
been received to justify the statement
that at least 500 persons nave lost their
lives either edirectly, th1 .ongh the earth
s aaakes or from anbss .quent exposure.
is reported from all the stricken dis
tricts, the inAabitant a being greatly in
need OF food, cloth ing. medicines. etc.
The supply of tent q provided is wholly
iaaueauase 90 ms needs Of the shelter
Tess al people !, " % few buildings left
s ! "a ~ arc 80 badly shaken that they
: "a I.heiy ~ ~ .mble down any minute,
anu are eonse qnently not available as
pacea o. retV .ge. The amount of dam
- paop srty cannot be estimated.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

NoHiist the timNtosnbsorlbe,
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
CoRBETT IS A BLUFFER.

And Also q Liar, According to the Sable
Peter Jackson.
BosToS, May la reporter to-day showed
Peter Jackson and his manager. "Parson"
Davies, the Associated Press dispatch from
London quoting Corbett's remarks.
Jackson took the matter very coolly and
said ''This man Corbett is the two ends OF
the darndest liar the world ever saw" and
the reason why am not training is simply
because am waiting something definite from
that buffer across the water. Our match
was made years before the Jacksonville fight,
and ought to have taken precedence over
that, but Corbest with his customary bluff,
put US of from time to time. l am ready
at any time TO meet him, and will be glad Of
any chance that will place both Of US in the
ring.
''Parson" Davies read the dispatch and
said: I'VE have $1,000 up now for fight
with Corbe.t between June 20 and 80 for
$4,000 a side and the largest purse obtaina-
bic. The match was made at Roby when Cor
bett waved $40, 900 above his head and chal-
lenged Jackson. l Immediately called him
down and posted a forfeit. When Corbett
says that Brady, Corbett, and myself had a
quiet talk and agreed that the fight would not
take place until autumn, he deliberately lies.
Corbett says the agreement calls for three
months training. have shown the agree
ment to the newspaper men and there is not
a word in the agreement to that effect. We
are willing to fight at any time, and will bet
him the stakes, that is, $40, 200 side, II he
will come to time. The fight can come of at
the National Club, London, il It cannot be
pulled of in any other place.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Winners at East St. Louis,

ST. LOUIS. May IA very large number wit
messed five weli-contested races Mt East St Louis
to-day. Three favorites and two well-ta. ed
second choices led the fields to the wire, making
il a profitable afternoons speculation for the
betters Results:
FIRST TRacE-Nine-sixteenthso of a mile Sell
ling. Larkin Q09), won: Galena second; Tom
Thumb third 1ime-1d0
SECOND l.ACE-Five-eichths of mile. Selling
Furlong u, won: Jim Clare second; Sight Draft
third. Time-1:33L
THIRD RACE-1hree-quarter of mile Selling.
The General won; Uintah second; Mitra third
Time-1:21y4
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures of mile Sell
ing. No Remarks won; Can't Tell second; W. T..
Ellis third. Time-0.5S5i
FIFTH Neutrality-suspicious. of n mile
Handicap. Chswell won, Belle Of Ferlnoy Sec
ond; Bugle third. Time-l27.
Entries for tomorrow.
Vandyke, l05; Guess, los: ferchance, ITO; Rush.
40; Tom Stevens, los; Fleetwood, los; Willston,
40: Stratton. ITO; Poten no
SECOND RACE-Half mile Momus, 90; Flake
wood, 80; valyrie, ITO; Blue Bonnet, los; Ida
Mareie, ITO: Maggie Barry, 30; hattie Below,
los; Magazine, 10; fiantoni, lS.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. Helena, los; Un-
MGckin, l05; Green Bay, los; Harry Ireland, los;
Arthur Davis, ITO; Home Run, ITO.
FOURTH RACE--Five furiongs Belle Of Fermoy,
81; Judge Pest, 100; Herndon, los: Vida, 95; Ed
Garland, 1O5; Florence Shanks, 90 Sullivan, 10;;
Fagin. 115; Annie Elizabeth, 20; Frahcie d. IS;
Miss Gallop. 81; oakview, 102; Senator Irby, 95:
knickerbocker, 1B.
FIFTH RAcE-One mile. Granite, 1OI; Jardine,
101: May Blossom, lOl: Sight Draft. 1O6; My
Partner, log; Sir Rae, 106; Dave Zac no. Florence
Slaughter, l0l; Fennio H., lU3; Liberty Bell, 1O6
Brookwood, 1O6 Emblem, 1o9
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
AUDREY WON THE STAKE.
Maxwell House Stake at Nashville Cap.
tured by the Second Choice.

Maxwell House Stake at Nashville Cap
tured by the Second Choice.
NASHVILLE, May while the Maxwell House
stake went to the second choice, Audrey, there
was q large amount Of money on her, being
backed down from to to to /. Nearly every
body that played the fifth race had a ticket on
Issie o. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs. Ferrier, 122 MAR
tim, to 5, won by half a length; King Lee, l22
(Eldred). to ., second; Jim Lee, ITO (Thorpe), 8
SECOND RACE-one mile. Valera, los Thorpe),
to !, won by length; Jim Hogg, 81 III. Will
iams,, 10 to !, second; Wauhatchie, l07 "a. Clay
toni, even. third. Time-l:41A.
THIRD RAcE-Maxwen House stake for three
year-old fllies, 81 900 added. One mile Audrey,
11e a. Ciaytonl, 3 to 1, won by length; Shuttle,
1le Thorpe), s to 5, second; Fraulein, III III.
Winiams), 5 to 2, third Time-142
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-olds. -Four furlongs
Flying Dutchman' us IMnriinl; to 2 won by
ond; Miss Florist, 10 Thorpe, to /, third.
Time-Q 49I
FIFTH RACE-Ffve furIongs Issie O., 81 per-
Lassie, 50 a. Clayton, 8 to s. second; Bryan, 100
lGoodale), to ], third. Time-l. 1884.
sixth RACE-One mile. Little, IS (Gassinl, to
Jams, to l. second; saddlebags, 1O3 W. j. Davis,
third Time, 1:i2l
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RACE-Three-quarter Of a mile. Imp.
Mckenzie Voterie, g5 each; Illinois, Little Ed
slip Up, Chow Chow, Volterine, 100 each; Clara
Bell. Long Duke, 101 each: Let ON, los; Glendale,
I(9
SECOND RACE-Selng One mile Marcel, Tip,
50 each; Gratz Hanley, 81; Himyara, %; Jim
Hogg, 81; Capt Spencer, 9S; King Bors, 107; Car
oline Hamilton, l0i Wauhatchie, l0i
THIRD RAcE-Seven-eighths of mile Kirk
man handicap. Oxford, 100: Someisault, 100;
Buckrene, lls; Plutos, III: Henry Young 1l6;
Carlsbad, 100: Ducat, 1lO; Clifford, l29; Ray s.,
1a0
FOURTH HRAcE-Twc-year-olds. Nine-sxteenths
of mile. Bizarre, l01; Valdemir, 107; Prytania,
101 Miss Alice. l0s; katura, lUa; Nood1eld, ITO;
Elizabeth, ilO; Laureate, 1l2
FIFTH kAcE-Selling. Seven furlongs. Boilin-
ger, 81; Peabody, ~. Redcap, 10l; Tasco, lU3
Wauhatche. l0i; Bonnie Byrd, l05; Linda, 10j;
PomfTet, lG6; Miss Dadie, III; Falcro, 10; The
King. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Selling. One mile. Adah L., SO:
Twenty Three, S5 Crevasse. 81; Imp Florry
Mye.s, 95; Miss Perkins, .E; Miss Knott, 81; Bur-
dette, l0l; Tom Kelly, l0i Cartoon, l03.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
There's

really good suit HERE $1o better at $12, a
still better SIS and $18 finer at $2o and so on up to
the finest earth $4o and matter which price you
pay guarantee you satisfactory suit than you
get elsewhere at the price, and what's more to
your advantage OURS will FIT perfectly If they or if
for any other you not suited, don't buy we
won't urge you to- We don't have to. 90
The sizes in that Robins Egg Blue and Heliotrope
Balbriggan underwear all complete again. and the
price is still SOC. per garment.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Mcekin WON Ills Second Game,

NEW YORK, May 1.-Meekin won his second
game for the New Yorks to-day. Al no stage
were the Baltimores in it. Mcmahon was
touched up quite lively, especially by Tiernan,
who sent In three runs Attendance, 5000
Score.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02

Earned runs-Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg. g. Two
base hits-E Smith, Bierbauer, Killen Glass
cock and G. Smith. Three-base hits-E. Smith
and Donovan. Double plays-Parrott, McPhee
and Motz; Glasscock and Beckley. First base on
Stencil and Donovan. Hit by pitched ball-By
Killen, /. Struck out-By Parrott, 6; by Killen, a.
Passed balls-vaughn, 9; Mack, l. Wild pitch
PARROT. Time of game-Two hours. Umpire
Mr. Emslie.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02

Earned runs-New York, 4; Baltimore, 3. Two
base hits-Murphy, Herman, Keeler, McGraw,
and Jennings Stolen bases-Ward 3, Van Hal
tren, Herman, and Davis. Sacrifice hits-van
Haltren and keeler. Double plays-Bonner and
Robinson; Murphy and Conner. First base on
balls-On Meekin, 8; off Mcmahon, 4. lit by
pitched ball-Ward Struck out-By Meekin, 3;
by Mcmahon, !. Passed ball-Forrell Time
1.53. Umpire-Mr. Lynch.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Baseball Brcvities.


Boston will play Washington to-day at $50
o'clock.
selbach mado very favorable impression ut
short
Stephens let the Rrooklyns down for two hits,
both by Tom Daily
President Young will have another umpire to
ofIiciate in tc-days game.
Washington's protest Of last Thursdays game
win be considered at the League midsummer
meeting
Umpire Stage was not molested as he left the
PARK after yesterdays game, although subjected
to many sighting remarks
E. Dice, Al K street northwest, will receive
challenges for the Banner Club from all clubs
whose members are under II years of age
Joyce stole bases with impunity on Catcher
LaChance, twice making second and once reach
ing third in safety.
Arthur Irwin has made First Baseman Cotter,
OF Georgetown College, an offer to play with
Phtladelphia, which Cotter Is considering
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Cleveland Bnegcd tho Series

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Cleyelands took their
series here winning to-day's game with a shut
out. Gleason started in to pitch for the Browns,
but was hammered so badly that Hawley was
substituted for him in the fourth inning. After
that the Cleveland club could do but little, but
they had the game already won. Attendance
$500 Score:
The Washington times., 1894-05-02

Earned runs-Cleveland. 3. Two-base hits
OConnor Three-base hits-McGarr and Bur-
kett. Homo runs-Tebeau Stolen bnses-Peitz,
Miller, Childs and Tebeau First base on balls
--On Gleason, ?; of Clarkson, 2; of Hawley, &
Struck out-By Gleason, /; by Clarkson, 9.
NJ McOuaid
The Washington times., 1894-05-02

In the lightof our present low priccs there
isn't much excuse for shabby clothes
WANAAAKER BROWN, Tailora
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Boston Took rhe Rubber.

PHLADELPHrA, May 1.-Boston again got away
did some good hitting The contest was a close
one up to the fifth inning but after that the Beam
eaters steadily crept ahead and the home nine
were down on Umpire Hurst, and roundIy
hooted and 5eered him after he had decided
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
Results of other Games

At tWilkesbarre-Wilkesb IA; Buffalo, s.
AT Indianapolis-Detroit, II; Indianapolis, T.
at Binghamton- Il; Erie, g.
At Springfield-Troy, 10; Springfield, 1.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02

Three-base hit-Cartwright Double play-Sei-
bach and Cartwright First base on balls-By
Stephens. 3; by Sharroti, g. Sacrifice hit-Grif-
fin Hit by pitcher-Joyce First base on er-
rors-Brooklyn, =. Left on bases-Washington
9. Brooklyn,i. Struck-out-By Sharrott, StClen
bases-Joyce 3, Abbey, and IIassamaer Time
OF game-120 Umpire-Mr Stage.
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
pittsburg Battcd Out the Game.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-Pittsburg won the second
game from Cincinnati to-day by hard, timely
hitting The Reds rallied and came dangerously
close TO tying the score, but failed by run
PARROTS fielding Of his position was the feature,
Attendance 200 Score:
The Washington times., 1894-05-02
several doubtful points .s.in.. tn. loo., nine.

Earned runs-Boston, I. Two-base hits-Boy'e,
Cross, Delahanty, and Clementa Stolen bases
Hamilton 3, Duffy, Nash, and Tucker. Double
play-Carsey and Boyle. First base on balls
By Carsey, ]; by Lovett, l. Hit by pitched ball
BY Carsey, ]. Struck out-By Carsey, z Time
Of game-l.45 Umpire-Mr. Hurst
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lOo(6ea RnnoIdlan,
~ u 81 a n b.

Ser oeutlde Reibstas beidafttgte
li6nlit Der Debate iiber @plpnial=9ln=
9eiegenbeiten unb genebmiste Die
GrbDbung bes Gebalts pon 8r.
Gailer, wel9er fortan ben 5itel
Director Der Golonial=elbtbeilune~ fib=
rem wirb. prins Nrenbers, Der Referent
bes 8ubset=Nusl6uiIes, ertldrte, oas
Gomite lei su Der l1eberSeusun9 >se=
lanst, baB bic &esieruns fir Die
lesten l1nruben in Nfrlfa perantwprtli9
su balten iei. sic miille in 3u=
funft bel Der Iustpabl BON 8e=
amten fir Nfrifa nit srOberer Sors=
falt su @ese geben. Ser Socialilt
8ebel madte Johann einen Nnsriif
auf Die Gerpaltuna Oit=Nfrifas unb
lpottete iiber bic Civilizations Be-
Itrebunsen, pon tpel6en bic golo=
aial gntbuliaiten iprd6en. &an5ler
b. Gapripi antwortete ibm i'm Namen
Der gesieruns uno CAB Die Ger=
ii9erung, bi' merbe nod &rdf=
ten bic Mbitelluns Der llebelltdnbe
on1treben. Mls bic Sebatte tpie
ber aufsenommen ,puroe, fanben
bic Rei6sboten 81 ibrem niht se=
rinaen grltaunen auf Dem Slid bes
0auies Yeitlden aug &binoceros=
Saut unb anoere 3ii6tisunss=Werf-
seuee, ,pelde na6 8ebels 8ebaup=
tune ppn ben oeut19en geamten
Ot afritas sum Auspeitl6en Der
ungliidlihen einseborenen Yolisiiten
unb ibrer gBeiber benubt lperoen.
Gusen 9ii1ter foroerte cine itrense
parlamentarii6e ltnterluduns iiber bas
beutl1e Golonialwelen i'm Nllsemeinen
unb ben Samerun= Sfanoal i'm 8e1on=
oeren. Oie Gplonien, 10 tlaste er, Mir
ben aus1hliebli9 in militdriidem @eiite
seleitet unb es mansle pollltdnois an
geriidT6tisuns Der 9anbelsintereien.
Oeutlhlano ioae feline 8elibunscn in
Siiboit=Mirifa sanslib auf9eben uno nur
Die nDroliden Golpnien beibebaIten,
lpelbe fir ale 3wede Der Colonial
Sports" ausrei1en.
Sn Giel lino bur6 bas PlaBen
elmer 9ampfrDbre auf bem neuen Yan=
Serl6iff p8ranoenbur9" AZ Widn=
ner eetDbtet unb neun permunoet woroen
9as srobe Yanseribiff lag ie't einiser
,3eit bel Stollersruno, orei Meilen pom
Duelfer 2euhttburm entfernt, an Der
Ginfabrt our &ieler 8u6t, tpo Ggperi=
mente aler slrt eena6t uurben. Gs
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DampffelIel=9eisuns unternommen mer=
Den uno es maren su oieiem 3wed nier=
,isGgtra=Mal9inilten auf ben r8ranoen=
burg" ee1didt mprben, UNI bic Malthinen
in seb6risen @tanb au ieben. Wdb=
renb ftd elf bieier Arbeiter i'm Waldi-
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Cine neue Shlappe.
Der zrrleilen=K Kreis, no lrlutbmore
mig tau fe9gen hett."

Sm Common Yleas @eritt bat Ri9=
ter Grams beute cine Gntideiouns abse=
oeben, bic unierer ionntasbeberliden
Yolt5ei tpieoer einen Nalen1tiiber perlebt.
s. 8. &oberts betreibt an ct. Glair
Mpenue in Marion Somnlbip, etpas
auberbalb bes Stabtsebiets, eine @irtb=
lhaft unb tpuroe am Sonntas. ben 13.
Muguit, pon Der Golumbuier poliaei per=
baftet, auf @runb Der itaoti16en Orbi=
mana anseflast unb BON &i9ter Martin
gu 500 Strafe unb Soften perurtbeilt.
Sein 8ertbeioiser, Nnlpalt g. s. Sones,
2071 Suo SodftraBe. erbob ben Gin=
tpano, baB bic Yoliset fein 9tedt
babe, ,pegen 8erleBuns elmer
fdbtiiden Orhinans auberbaIb Der
Staotsrensen Gerboftunsen por5uneb=
men, uno bab bas Golumbuler YoliSei=
seri6t in lol6en 6d0en feline Surisoit=
tion babe. Gi6ter Martin mites oieIe
Ginmenouns Suriid unb luspenbirte bic
Strafpollitredune, ba Mnnalt Sones
8erufuns an oas Common 8leas=@e=
ribt dnmeloete. Sie1er anertannte beute
bic Ginmdnbe Der 8ertbeioiguns als be-
re6tist uno itieb bic Gntl6eibuns bes
1pliseiri6ters um.
0ie gntI6eiouns oieIes Yrobefolles
lit fir cine 0ten9e dbnli6er mabsebeno
unb uniere Yolisei biirite in Die Sage
fommen, li6 mesen ungere6tfertiser
Verbaftuns gu perantmorten. NuBeroem
entltebt nod oieSrase, pb nidt biejeni9en
Birtbe auBerbalb Der 5taot, uel6e
Strafen uno Soften besablten, bieielben
surldfDrbern fDnnen. Ser oWeitbote"
bat BON MnTans an borauT beitanben,
oaB Die @olumbuler Yoli,ei auBerbalb
Der Stobt teinen Sonnta9sbet= Sport
betreiben f6nnen.
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Nluminium.
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Sdreibffiftes, ,peI1er aus bieIem Wtes
tai eemo1t iit, bon ben Jabrifanten
Der ,@arlano"- -Defen unb &anses, pers
ben uns bie berl6iebenen 3wede, su
uel9en aluminium per,uenoet mere
ben lam in Grinnerung sebra6t.
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SRnb 10 fart tpie Stabl, etn 1ebr art=
nebmbares @eidenf.
Alnminium mar friiber lebr tbeuer,
bod tpirb es nod unb na9 billiger uno
{ollte es je b:llis genug weroen, 10 miro
Xss au allen mDsli9en tbeilbaften
8meden benubt luerben; fir Briiden,
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unb ha bie meilte 2ebmerbe aluminium
entbdIt, 10 perurIa1t bic @ewinnung
beslelben aus benz 2ebm bic mel ten
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259er siebt, nidt 10 leidt serlpringt
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merben, als BON jeber anberen Sorte
BON Oefen, 70 benefit bies, bab bic
Metboben Der vMi9isan Stope Gom=
pam" Die be1ten ltno.
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auf Elm Sobr tpe9en Wasabunbirens unb
unbefu9ten Betretens BON @runbeigens
tbum.
Wiliam Sturseon, tpelber auf orei
Sabre bon pife gountD tpesen pferbe=
oiebitabls einseliefert ,porben mar, tpurbe
am Mtontag mieoer suriidtransportirt,
um als 3euse In einem proSeiie perb6rt
gu ,perben.
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bier i'm Wetterbureau eine Mnitelluns
bate, lit BON Chicago pieber bierber
transferiri uorben, UNI bic Stelle BON
9erbert %. &i9arblon, mel6er na9
parfersburs, 80. @a., periebt purbe,
einaunebmen.
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terperbreituns Der &ranfbeit gu arbeiten.
5nmal oas Soipital sans iiberfiiat lit
unb bic &ranfen BON anbern ni6t abse-
IDnbert lperben tDnnen.
Cine neue Shlappe.
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a1t Monate lit i9 an einem aitbma=
tiiAen 2eiben, nerbunben NIT einem
itarten 9uten. Dr. Musuit &Dnis's
pambureer 8ruittbee beilte mid poll=
ifdnbis IN f,lr5er 3eit.-&obert Bed,
Ola Gina a6traBe, Oallas, Ser.
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2lusma1btn9ton
Senator rDhite sum 8unoesober=
rihter erndnnt.

t1AIer erHQHHl.
gBa1bington, 19. Jebr. - Bun=
beslenator Mbite BON 2ouii lana 1T bonn
prafioenten aum 8unbesoberribter er=
nqnnt moroen.
White's Grnennune beitdtist.
gBaibinston, 10. Geb.-( (Na@=
uittaes). - Ser 9enat bat Die Grnen=
nung @bite's Snm 8unoesoberribter
prompt befdtist.
Wa1btnston 10. Tebr. - Sm
0au1e bra1te Dearmonb, 0emotrat,
Don Mii5ouri, ein Mmenoement gu aoen
&eseln elm, uonad jeoes Wtitslieo, ,pel=
Dies, obuobl es anmeleno it, lid pei=
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