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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
BREAKFAST EupaET.

HfL EIlE1bs.h Campbell Ess3 isr.y.
Eve ysIss, VITO dis4 II B1sas ooz-;T,
!e1iIsA. Ia: week, Ee!zEs5 go pszEtL
lie; eody, bs!=E ieo lIrZs 70. ks1rIe,
bad 20 . iAEE- % ;As eG=.:sfy Il ;
VIS5a-
PreIstsas Elist Lir:IsI ElrTtrt E.Gj-
eaI 10: - Etz5y O. SzztIy, t.d %
1o'E is7 han c. o;bsr dIyL !sITicZ
isree toE -s1lI, two fer sIsreiTe. oss
!9E GALS E-t E2eiIl ts,;eI tsI eight tsT
slssp-
Nn. s5IIa 0Co-nsr, vho zti ba.z
"a lre.A-d IL lT29. died Ia SsE Yo'k On
Ns5t1y. CEt!l Issr- tir=s azo ne
eo5h yak With s1Es, rad, Iod ihre15
Ees4!s With The iii a. Si14eL
4 Detroit plumber h1I diIpltJed 4
E.za in fioa: c! 5iI pIios Ter ye.fi, d.
e-iriaZ -Ds!sctiTe Plumbing Special
iy.' s:r1-gs 70 say. be dssI 200!
bz!csIs, despite bis trzaf.sfL
". c Kaizh:, state zsoIeziI: Of Tyo-
mag. IGTE TIA: the oil CT the cert.1I
part Q! tia: Et1.s i Ep!sad!5 iz,g.ca:i. Z
article Ead IiIa3I ne. te4: ih.a Gcy
other oil II tie world
Ths sr: :arapits IL A-.ra VA
chartered IN I792 By tie PhIa5slphia
Ga1 L2aezI:4r T5rzpite COMPANY. 1.
ga begun il l5si sad ElI GOA zt.s..
yards d=:ihsd
1 horEs, u year. o! azs, vith : re-
variable fondastG Tor EaiIky, died re-
esaily !: Rs1diaz. Tie animal frs
greatly drink I pin: @! hqror il ! pal
Q! wafer.
The game o. T5!i has bssc plzyed %.
eeat1ris. IL Seo:izci- Bis oae Of tbs
very many Tsriet;s. Of bat AID ball, and
u becoming G7i:s popular il this e9zn-
tIy.
he Ceausetic7: STATE building, from
the Wor!3's Far, -iil be set up Il Sez
Haven There the British troop. ca-psd
Shsa that :oEc vas irTzded II Ing.
While dis.se;i2g duck, 7. L John.
son, Of Bedford, Mica, discovered il
the fowls stomach larSs nun5sr Of
nzi!s and IerezE and riTsI
Mayor Joha BioEa. Of Springfield.
Sacih Dakota, Is oaa Of great weigh:
a. vel Is higa character, for he tips
the bean II 335 pounds.
The Oldest established .od mos. H.
postaat OF the Chiaese journals is the
Pekia Cart, dating from :hs eighth
c.a;uI? O! our err
SIX rouea oacis:ed a. pail bearers
a the funeral Of Annie J.ckIoc, 4: s.
Jo.eoh- No, recently.
Pickles and New York Sunday pa-
Para "a the wording on siga oyec =
Chicagn s.nrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
BEALE.BLArNE
he Daughter Of the Great Statesman
Married 70 tEs Ex-SIIa!S;er.

he Daughter Of the Great Statesman
Married 70 tie EE-oHaGS;er.
WHgu5Eos, D. C., APril 31-yery
qz!s:iy AID il the pEeseses Of :heir IT,
innate tr:eads, TsrI:aa Bale, e1.ailis.
ts. 70 Psrtia, aad Harriet g!aize, dazga.
:s- c: tie l=;s sserelary Blaine, we're
as,r=d :. the Blsiae family cezi5eses
OF lafayette square 4, cue o'eioek this
afternoon. The RsT. Dr.. Haalin, pas
toG Of the Pre4byteriza Church Of :ae
Coyenaat performed the ceremony
E1Ta-d Wool.:oa, OF SeE York, vas
the oeE: Eza and ihere sere 70 brides-
-z!t4- There Sss Al eati-s sb.eaca oi
ceremony zbcC: the Wedding. 1aoaE
the pErsora II oidcizl lie who we're
present 90 the score Of personal frisad-
snip we're Senator's Cameron. Loiss,
Jones, Of Nevada, Hale. Frye, Chandler
aad Allison. Sir Julian Pauacefo:e,
the British ambassador, w. S1Ea Rosa,
the Po::rZae.e minister, she Maine .e-
representatives. il Congress- sat Re5:e.
EentztiTe Hit, completed lhe liz: ci
Sedcln: guests
Mics Elaine aad Ml. Bsals have been
engaged for come ycarz, oC: family .os.
rows from time 20 tine had postponed
the Wedding Among the presents Tecs
diamond spray, the Gift OF the bride.
groom, and ITO diamond .;ars. oae
trou the bridegroou's mother and the
other, Which ia said 70 have COS: 5000,
ION John P Mclean, OF Ciac;ccz:i
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WHAT SrBRIDE SAYS.

BEAD VIII Ears 20 Have the Consent Of
the sIea Before He Gao RS,zae ETea At
an Is-ease-
Co-rxErs, O.. april 3o.-Jchn Nc.
Bride :O-dsy. after reading the STATE
nent OF CoIone! Reai'= son 20 the effect
that ii toe coal operators cid uos soon
agree among themselves and seud their
men 70 ~o-t he world star. up hi.
miadz, zaid: "Bsiore Colonel Read csa
sc: HE nea TO work a. tie advance IN
vacez which IS asked he mus. irss
zecure the consent Q: she men. There
are hundreds OF operators ready and
willing 10 begin WORK and 10 pay tae
price FOR mining which Is asEei By the
miners, association OF the men SEo s!e
wiling 20 return 20 work The Hooking
Valley operator. attach little import
ance 70 :he statement tbs: Colonel Rszd
proposes 10 resume ~orE- What rher
desire Is fair treatment OF the miners
and fair treatment BY all operators 10
ward each other"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01

lie IsErlt.o5eu Is sI1! 70 pri,.
si:ae1: ez3srhsZ tie Iri4 Tisxr a
Nr. y. c. c. Caarrs, Of PIrfsr5srs.
-!=si4satal DFg:se:!sz" i 70. EspuS.i.
elz doc:r.rs nar VII! /. .,.ity Gayba4y
via dsii'es % make sars o! praHc.i=z
asas iadEErisL I: Is t.Iz..7a By
-tieh ,9ns prs.e=:ie.LII have toarh.
% fseaaeils tick ooa;iass3 2Eiit.ia=
nth a. D.2ocra:ie prty.
'Taedsat.l p'o:s-.isz" ", The .hio-
bol.th Of The Randall wing Of Il. Dem
oeta;is party. Fer the aos: part the
Essa who Sefs Of TIA: Uing are nov II
The Bs2zbl;=4a r.sks or ho2i1E tia.
tie Dso7!s !: The Eek; else;ioa aiy
Eai2 :as tree tr-3s z2a.sal. o.. Ct :hs
Ds5oe'Isis party.
Ta.rs Is no 'icsi3sa:,l protection" IL
tia Rsp1sl!ea7 platform, rose IL the
ll:ea; leZ-Latiys szPtssE!oa O! RsyzblI-
eta dac:riae Iad pGrpoas in respse: Of
re t1HE Ths Rspu5Ieia psEsy II =
oo!i;ie1l orSzai-I;isa Is "a; taking i
s:fliEh: ca. TO the pvs:se:isp Of 4rrs,-
aaizdC.:siss EiGaos. say .polazi9, or
eT..ia1I
Tns Dsao-rl.;c party declares i:ssi
fox ires t;lde, fox the pre.sa. makes :
t.Ei5 hodge Podzs Of seet;oazlisa AID
reysazs, and auziis i!s opportunity 10
e7ns up 70 ia ideIi. There /. no mid
dis ground. The azs /. distinct, clean
co., sa4 noS If HeTet b.;o,s clearly
cadeEs:ood by the psopla
4: the nsri election :hs.4 Who w.r:
fee trade will vote the Democratic
ticket; Ead taoss Who xa=s protection
will vote tie Repzbiieaa .!cke, Thsrs
Is no party Of incidental protection"
aad will be zone. There /. no room Tor
IL no demand tor it, and no Logical reg
rs1oa for It 70 eons in.o bsirz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Tie Presidscrs home !. Gray Gables
ia being extensively repaired. ! neE
azEserT AID lodge h.Te been zddsd %
the old Building. lis uade1tood tia:
Ma C!eTslzrd viii 20 there With The
children s7'l. in June, and viii proba-
bly, spend Tery little time at ToodIey
this spring.-Sss5 YoTE HSdi.
The total valve Of the estate LEI. b.
David Dudley FIELD, OF SeT York, Is
about $4,000. according 70 al afi3a-ir
lied IN co1Et By his brother, Henri Y
Field, one CT the executors named in
the will The real estate i valued q:
$4,000 and the perzoa2l property q:
$1,000.
Ex-senator Wal;hall. OF Mississippi,
who has bean Eeriously i'll for q loas
time. has almost entirely recovered.
His f,ieads are talking about returning
hin 70 his old seat il the senate.
Bra. Daniel Lanon. will 10. occupy
her cottage AZ Sorrento this SKINNER,
bat viii spend the heated term z. one
0: the resorts in the ueighbo.hooi OF
Washington
iHt oebSI sCTeIH-eE- mas award.
ed NE- Eitgway knight. the American
painter, the cEos. OF the Royal Order Of
g. Nichzel.
Ex-Governor Ames, Of Massachusetts,
and his family have arrived in Paris,
whera they will remain for several
weeka.
Mrs. Orr, Of Youngstown, o., is al &C.
tive partner with her husband il the
undertaking business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01

Washington Is becoming more and
moro the home of persons OF leisure.
The beauty OF the city, certainly IN.
equalled in this country, thetne drives,
the accessibility to sea shore and noun.
tain and tie great cities. the pleasing
social aide, the freedom from tho hurry.
burly OF manufacturing and heavy bus
ine,s, all these considerations help to
draw to the national capital men and
women whose income permits them to
choose place Of residence.
Mrs. George ". Childs, OF Philadel.
phia, Is arecent acquisition Of this class.
She has bought lot u.S6 square foot,
SSs.0o0 in aggregate, on which che will
build ahandsome residence. Mrs. Childs
has q marble palace on Walnut street,
Philadelphia, splendid country sea,
near Bryu Mawr, suburb Of Phi!adel.
phia, and villa q. the sea shore. 1,
seems that tho Philadelphia homo is to
be given up for tho Washington home.
This demand by people of means Tor
residence sites ia one OF tho factors in
the steady appreciation OF Washington
real estate in desirable locations,
Twenty years ago, after barrels Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01

Within few days three lives have
been los! in Pittsburgh that should no.
hayo been lost. The cable cara ran over
and killed woman and two children.
II the cars had been provided With
tenders it is probsbl, that nobody
would have been hurt. The children
were playing in the street, and feature
Of their play was to try to jump on the
cars.
) The same thing is seen in this city.
Parents do no! seem to realize the dan
ger their children run. They dar.
across the stree. in froa. Of the cars and
il ia a miracle that no. more OF them
arc killed. Children should be kept
on. OF the streets on which cars run and
cars should have Tenders. This would
reduce the danger TO minimum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01

There are lo=e peculiar and gons
mysterious features Of the gres: ...iks
OF the coal aiaer.. In the drz: pIacs
there is good reason 10 belisTs tina. /: is
rot entirely moTenen. of the Inine,z.
There Is Eome support 20, the theory
that certain operators 70. only encour.
aged the increment irola the beginning
bu. pulled wires 70 haTe i. &c. on 100.
It's certzia thai the operators Grs BIZ
no means Of ore mind With re.psc: to
the advance Of wages. Some Of them
desire TO par j: and 90 ahead With The
~ork- There axe even operators Who
threaten tia. il Z settlement be no:
reached soon they will arrange xi.h
their men On the basis demanded By
them and open Up their :rires.
The le1de,z of:he United 5iira Work.
ere reiuse 70 ALLOW the men 70 accept
the wages they demand until all the
operators come into the arrangement.
The uen Eish 70 work bu. the leaders
bold them back. Such c,ossfre Of in.
:ere,ts is yearly unique in the history
OF s.rikes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
TS I.ks Care et tLs CsIsyiiss SThtz n
TL.It IS Clr.iat

j
Visa tie caPtiOt
HlsEtS5rsS, D. c, A7FI, Sl-yitbl.
sr:3sssss Of p;e5Ir=:;oa 20; iss Cs1sy.
s.EI we've 70 b ,esa Sbg5; tie h1lli ts4
eo;t:!7r, C c9=stesi ;a-1sy. bat sTs:y.
;sisz lad bsss 1sss % 4sis.iy isI: ths
IIz. Ess.ai:y prevailed Il ia; Of aay
orti1iry day. 4 Gsz5le f9-oe a c.
ce.s EEI g. 5aiy. CEpI1iz Garden sz3
Lee. Wsit!ct kiT!aE charge c! tbs
Ee=s.s, Gs3 LisZi. Sar=s tsiaS IL charge
Of tas hose Ell Tie dogbIs !sroe si
p:iTttsI EETe men I5E al :Ae ealrIcass
% he c1pitsl 1o4 i3r the -iia Gss=zb-
iisS pci2,E- Two asa Eere n he z1is
;o;a5cL ELcA c! ;ha zLa dan Is4
tie bLss-sai gsi:1Eoss bad Al s:zasf.
Tie l5so!ss i2Es3it:sly s5rrorrtizg
TIE Es=L.4 AID Ea1Is vera DI;ro!!.3 By
o5o.n,
he os5asz Sg:a courteous - the
IAfai-s5srI Eso throscz3 tas hall
4ss;e we're 10 ro-Ea cazrI-:s:s il tie
erozt he pso;ls czas Iad Esa; With
:ae SANE tr==4oa II CI1Al. aa3 tie
extra ez-egs GszsI-s3 :tsass.TeI -
qgIe:!y =, 70 pass sllaoIt Cano:ieei-
he z&i1 Gl;Esst EiZa % TrepGrI.
tioa E2I in tSs e:ec:ie3 ot tEo I.:gs
Jt-ti.!9ag E!ik cs;sG, cse O. each side
0! The uiia To:GsdL Ihsy we're hsITy
pine b7lris er:ea1icEtEo fee; irol The
t2or. The E1;ss Ts.s not provided
zt;h !sekL Ss--e1a;-1:Ar-os S-oE
gIE.Ei-Et siz. .-E -zszs zz-z -hE z--a
Is IaoIe Css4 :: is11xzrz:isa i5sl E15
EsEa c-ogdE GIIsabls1. They Eere 70
b Used only TO 2rsEsa: the ooaGss;ioa
9! eroE3 IL tie rot-rda. or :: o.s cad
CT the o,aer Of .hs ezoi.rL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
MORNING SMILES.

'Td Ike TO go aad see them iadus-
trial soldiers march through town"
said the Pennsylvania farmer, regret
fully, "ou: can't get enough men TO
do ny spring ploTin'. I'm trim TO do
the WORK OF three nea, and l hain't 20:
time. "-Chioo2c Tri5tHls.
Taper-I should like two week. ab-
sence 10 attend the wedding OF a very
dear friend. Mr. Gingham-It must be
be very dear friend, indeed. TO make
you want that much time. Who is il?
Taper-Well, sir, after the ceremony she
will be my wife.-To1us.
Young Doctor-Here I've had nv
single out two weeks, and not case
yet. I've been sitting here like pa.
tience on monument. Friend-Neyer
mind you will eventually &c. chanca
TO put the monuments on the patients.
Philadelphia R>oord.
"where is tie island Of Cuba situ.
ated?" asked the teacher Of q small.
rather iorl9rn looking bog. 81 dunno,
sir" Don. you know where your
sugar comes from?" "Yes, sir. We Dor.
row il from the woman next door."-
Pt1reoHs He>Eiy.
Her Adorer-May I marry your
daughter, cir? her Father-What do
you want to marry ior2 You dom.
know when you're we'll off, Her Adoser
NO, perhaps not But l know when
you're well oE-1ii-Bi,.
Husband-They say OF married peo.
pie that they are but one. Which one,
l wonder? Wiie-The woman, of
course. You are the winner. you know;
consequently mug. be the woa.-
Bottom Transcript.
A book agent attempted to sell
frankfort politician al encyclopaedia.
"Cyclopaedia?" exclaimed the Frank.
ford man. mo! don't want it. Would
Mt have time to ride it"-PhilcdslpIi4
Record.
Indications of the approach OF sum-
mer-Rise OF the thermometer. Indica-
tons Of the approach OF winter-Rise in
the price of coal.-Boston C9uritr.
she-Kiss me again. He-aIy dear.
I've just kissed you seventeen ,imes in
seventeen seconds. She (reproachful.
ly)-Hato!d. you love another!
The happiest life Is that which con-
stan.ly exercises and educates ,ha.
which is bestin us.-HamEton.
Time, with all its CELEBRITY, moves
slowly on TO him whose employment is
to watch its fiight-JoluSol
She-He is connected with you in
some way by marriage, isn't he? He
Yes; he married my iance
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0h6 M4dI1gsuren.
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uHEEIHc, NAY /. ssG.


There iI IN ;aI oszstry growing
Bsatimezs IgLIrs. 1.y fern Of s:a.e aid
10 inltitC:iseI Eats: the ooa:.ol Of
religious bs3isL This republic ia sup
pose4 70 represent, aaaa2 ot5sr good
thiagz. a5sota;s and irsoozeiIabls
separation between eaEreh and .ts:s,
bu. TIE suppoIi:ior il 20: entirely IN
seeo;d with tbe t-e.-
In the easst 20 .olTs :he Iadi1a prob-
lea aosey has bean appropriated AID
is s:il giyea 70 Indian nitsioa .chooIl
under yarioGs chuck auspices. Since
&c government: pzyE TIE money the
government sEozI4 Be in sols eoa:rol
Of thess Echoola. Il Ronaa Catholics
or Pro.es4n:.. 1fe:hodi.:s Q, Friends,
dsziIs 70 coadrci Ia4iaa ri..ioa
schoo!s, :hey saocli eoadue: ;hea
indepesdez: Of goTeramea: sGppor:.
Then ne haze state aid 70 institutions
Of Yzrio1s kiads under church arspics.
and II ehc:ch Control To Institution.
81 this kind IL New YORK, Brooklyn,
Albany, Tor Syracuse and gocae4te.
the STATE o: 3;e@ YORK apDroprs.es over
S2,oo0.0J0a ye1r, the principal city re-
Giving more than hale this sun Other
s.ates purscs the sazae policy. The
constitutional convention OF Sev York
presently to azEenble viii b Rsked 20
prohibit this nae Of public funds, aad
The request will have large backing Of
church people WHO ,eaiiEs tia: the
practice il not American.
Indirectly everybody il this country
is tz1ed 70 maintain the churches, for ss
church properly is exenp. from taxa
ton by the general Etztes everybody
bears share Of this exemption &c
cording to the latest ceasu. the churcheI
and the ground occupied By them repre-
Ient $60.0O0.000, nearly s59,G0o.000
more than the Understanding deb: OF
the United States. This valuation Of
church property dosa not take iaso &C.
coun: dwellings. land., schools, coIIegez
aad o.her forms of property held By
churches aad azyreSa.ing hundreds Of
milliors Inore. Al t5iz property re-
cei7es public protection and should pay
Is Just proportion of the coz: Of the
coz. Of the government 10. loot or
2 brick Of /. shoQld be e1smpt.
Judge Cooley lays down the corec:
principle: The protection OF the goT-
ernme1. being the confederation 10,
which taxes are demanded, all parties
who receive or are entitled 70 tia. pro-
tection may De called upoa TO render
the equivalent" a church eongrega-
ton should be Is willing to pay taxes on
the church property "a 70 pay the pas
tor and the choir; and it would be no
less reasonable TO ask the state 70 pay
the pastor and the choir than 70 ask it
10 exempt the property from taxation.
The American theory is that there is
no connection between church and
s.ate, above al! things no dependence Of
church on state. In this country the
religion. organization that cannot live
without state aid is no. fl TO live q. all.
This L. TINE no matter What form the
aid may take.
A church with following does not
need stats aid, and church without. q
following cannot possibly be entitled to
il Inspired by wholesome fear OF
any approach 10 union OF church and
state, self4espec;ing church, on sober
second thought, will not ask or accept
state aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PEND Iurrss = II
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DE. WILLIAI 4. HAMMOND,
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c. ss-ry7I ITIss= ss-4-i-I5 = =sT9zi A.
ssaFsrrs hsa5a==ss = os=asEsI =. l. ~
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a:=sy bI4 tse- =aI34 By iss riss &
TIiAizEtsa real sIsI:s, :ss el4 reEi,
6s.EsI :5sazh. lie TAP ss:.a h1s ts.=
fsSsast AL t:zils5 Il the rsT-es=s-I
esssrt1liT rtsIs! t.s;, Ii=zi. V.i-e.
hare ea=E==s4 % p g, AID ths zaa;
sEpsdssos3 70 Is=zsr :tzI. ;ks=ielrs.
% II Nzil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01

"Ny husband was frequently siek
and did not know what was the matte,
with him. One day he would feel tiled
and the mex: he would have headache.
he did no! have much appetite and
was almost tired Of living. I finally
persuaded MIN to take Hoods SaGsapa.
TiIla- He has used three bottles aud
says he feels like new man" Mrg- 2
L Myers, Maciinsburg. ". Va
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BES;AXis EAEz.soy may EeTer again
be PEeziden: Of the United States, bu;
be has already gone isto its hia:ory Is
one Of the bes: CT this country's PFC
ducts No man command, 70 z greater
dsyse tie respec: and confis,ce Of the
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WiEu the destruction OF the St.
Charles hotel in New Orleans goes one
Of the grea: landmarks OF the Demo
cratic party and the late Confederacy.
Outside Of the capitol q. Washington
no building in the country has been
the scene Of 80 much secre: history.
making.
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IF the tariff bill from the beginning
TO the present represents tho Demo-
cratic idea as it was pu. in the platform,
that idea is tho most elastic and plastic
thing in tho history OF political
economy. l. must DO an awful strain
on the Democratic mind to keep its
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THIS is the day set for the Common
veal movemen. on Congress. Congress
will be there the next day doing bust
meas at the old stand. The whole power
OF the government. is bound 10 protect
Congress in its deliberations. II tho
people do no: Ike this Congress. they
can turn it out n. the next election, and
&c think they will. The Comuonweal
cannot turn it out.
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By the death OF Mr.. Hatton, editor OF
the Washington Pot, Journalism loses
brilliant and successful man. Mr.
Hatton had IN unusual career and
filed creditably every position in which
he was placed. Everybody who knew
him. aud everybody who vas familiar
with the newspaper he directed will re-
gre: the sudden aud sad ending OF his
useful life.
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LosDoy. April 3a-The loss OF life b.
last weeks earthquake in Greece Is esti.
mated .. +0a There are 5000 people
homeless from the game cause.
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