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rUo BURGLARS wBo LOOK ALIKE
They Robbed Oss House % State. lslsaa
and Perhaps O hers st Orange.

They Robbed Ope House % Staten ISLAND
and Perhsps O hers st Orange.
There is NO longer any doubt about the
Identity OF the two burglars Who were arrest
cd at las Allen street on Friday. Miss Rsna
Arvine. who saw one Of them In her fathers
house at st. George. Staten Island. on Thurs
day night. was not quite sure whether shaffer
or Cain was the man whom she saw them at
iSsK 6c io1E sas sE sSs sSs s.SGns suss 70.
Ga sni 81 Rs.p 1. the
The police, think that th.s. men are the
Orange sargars Several PsHIlss, who 70 have have
the hat Sass bs.n ~
ted in the neighborhood Of Orsngs will Appear
the soss snd tss
The last Sarsi.ry Of vhleh the men ar. .c-
ia st s. G.orsS @ ON TSsr:aa; nlsnt The house
I,n Il set back M lew roSs trSm Low Terrace In =
sSors, ..s assss Hs ar,n. nsaI va:
awakened by noise Ii tss ball: She stepped
hs 81 sh; ssoy. Il:
She thought her father was down .taira un-
x. Then ssa ss% man tss assras
.sa so the s
hav. done She quietly called her father. who
was In an adioin ny room.
Whom Mr.. Arvins appeared with . revolver.
through q parlor window. Mr.. Arvine followed
him aad fired q few shots In the air. The
panion. The two men weht down tho TERRACE
together.
Miss Aryne says that the burglar In tho
house had a sloping forehead and wore q
derby hat. She was somewhat confused yes
terday whom asked to identity the man. be-
cause both prisoners have slopipg foreheads
and wore derby hara Inspector Mclaughlin
is sure that these men are members OF q gang
OF young German burglars
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RuEE<Eo nTEL,s snor.
ls.ese r.r-srs zee ,ss oy.-isS F.-n,--
sres =, A--stsss Fsst. ss-th RroohiT..

1e.ese Fsr-srs zee tss operirS Ferfs,--
s-es st A-sr~ss Fsrt. ss-th BroohiTs.
More than 10000 persons vent to the OPEN
ing performance OF Bunslo Bill's Wild West
Show at Ambrose Park. South Brooklyn. yes
terday afternoon. They began to arrive at the
grounds soon after o'clock. although the per-
iormance Was not scheduled to begin until Z
They wandered around the sncsmpment
which is systematically laid out In streets. and
gazed into the tents. where the Indians we're
putting on a few last daubs OF paint. with per-
haps parIonable curiosity -
The shST 5ss op ,Ss.. .ss:
.t.ntiy Saf n cbsnsiSs se.ps. TSst. were. but =
sstsTaln%snt E %les % WHEN tS. arena wa. not fil.a
with band Of yelling horsemen riding at full
sessins Hd sns Scenes 0 from srsirs lie wess .sps
cially popular with the Joung people In the
..s Tsa .sa s! w.i, ts- % 5. al: Il:
laid their heads down for rood night. rest.
alta st.aensS in .nS S SseiSsssd os Basio BI IL and
his cowboys, who slrays hsppened TO be In
sss 40 Sst ns.sus saisa Sea sSm.Whss
from the intsrsft Of those scense
sG n; &. :.: :sSGss g s. 2n ;. Il; %
tsl.: t:I :. S 6. :$S. %is.Is & %s;Is:i @ & dsiii
They were not In tine to take part In the
afternoon performances. but they appeared In
the evening. .-
Show was marked by tne death OF one OF the
p"rt,fslp.n,.a .rycns Lne, RSy. II .n
GERS. While sveepias. eroYnd the, arphi-
theatre with his squad, he droppe his lance
just as he came near the front Of the grand
e'and. and an instant later droprsd OF his
horse.
One Of his fellow lsneers dismo ounted and
picked him up and with the assistance Of
some Of the ATTENDANTS he vas carried to q
tent In the rear OF the grand stand. Ihalf-
drunken spectator elm bed over the encldsurc,
and. picking up the LANCE oI the dismounted
after a lively tussle. disarmed him and hus-
tied him OF the grounds
Lynn was uneon soious when he reached the
tent and died before the arrival OF DR.. Hart OF
Third avenue. who had been hastily sum-
moned. He had not been injured In AM. way
by the fall, aad DIR. Hart said that his death
was clearly due TO heart disease. from which
he had been suffering for some time He is
said to have been nnected with the British
army for ten years. and had been only six
weeks In the country. Coroner Kane will hold
an Inquest tomorrow. There we're not half
dozen ersons among tho spectators who had
any knowledge OF tho mans death.
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: Aftsr reading he following lstters can any
ens longer doubt that . trustworthy remedy
Tor that tsrTibly fAsAl nAl.dy. consumption,
AAs - la.. es:a fosndi u tAsss lstssrs had
@ .ssssn.a s.isIIssss 80 ~ - ssS9 : no as aor: S
worthy of your oonAdsacs than thsy now
are, coming, - shSy do, from vel Known,
intslhssns and Ristworthy citissas. who.
In their several nsighborhoods. snjcy the
fullest oonndsnos and respect ef Al who
K C. MelIn, Esq, of Ksmpsyiils, Primes
Anne Co., Va, whose portrait heads this
article, writes when l commenced tax
ing DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
spit up much blood I was not able TO do
the least work, but most OF the time was in
bed. l was all rundown, very weak, my
bead was dizzy and 1 was extremely despon-
dent. Tho first bottle took did not seem
to do me much good, but had faith In it
and continued using it until had taken
fifteen bottles and now l do not look nor
feel like the same man was one year ago.
People are aS:onished and say, well, last
year this time l would not have thought
that you would bo living now can thank
fully say l am entirely cured OF disease
which, but for your wonderful Discovery
would have resulted In my death"
Even when the predisposltlon 70 consump-
tion Is inherited, il may be cured, as yerined
BY the following from . most truthful and
Vsnactiin' Of Brighton. Ont She writes I:
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Discovery and his Pleasant Pellets' have
done for me- They almost raised me from
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alarming symptoms and my friends all
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that time / was persuaded TO try the Golden
acted lks magic. OF eourss, continued on
With The medicine and as . result gained
gAPidly 3 SgsnEth ~ tSis14s WsEs estoa-
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a skAND PRESENT FOE EVERY
BODE.
a soasrAIr GIIt

By the proprietor OF Fould's Arsenic Com
plexion Soap and DIR. CSmDbslrs Safe Arsenic
Complexion Waters. For the purpose Of slim
ulAtinE our business during these dull times
We propose during the next thirty days 10 give
away AS = present 70 sysTJ person who pur-
ehasss oAs or more cakes OF Fould's Arsenic
Complexion SOAP or one or more boxes Of Dr.
Can pbsIrs Safe Arsenic Complexion Waters. a
genuine stsring silver coffee spoon. We do
this because We believe the money ne shall
Adgertissment Our supply Of spoons is limit
I'd, and As thls grand olfsF Only holds good for
The sun., 1894-05-13

Boo IN silver ct stalipV. IN oampbeirs safs
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mic Soap and Df. Cstnphslps Arsenic Complex
you your ., order 10 ipscrs ssttins spoon. @Sdr "'
The sun., 1894-05-13
ns,o.M-. N...a..-eA:

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nasal catarTh, bronchitis, severe eough1,
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and Purifies the blood.
Golden Medical Discovery" does not make
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in flesh, from any cause, IL Is the greatest
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Nasty cod liver oil and its emulsions," are
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below the usual standard OF health by
wasting diseases. /"
To brace UP the entire system after the
grip, pneumonia, feveTs, and other proStrat-
and strength, and TO restore health and vigor
when you feel rundown and ussd-up"
tho best thing in the world Is DR.. Piercs's
Golden Medical Discovery. IL promotes AL
the bodily functions, rouses every organ into
healthful action, purifies and enriches ths
blood, and through it cleanses, repairs, and
inyigorates the ehtirs SYSTEM.
A Treatise on Consumption, giving numer-
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portraits OF those cured. numerous refer
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The sun., 1894-05-13
a SxW PIAX or NOMISITING.

KlaEs CSssiy RsEaSusaas a dopt ths DirSs ct
kSprsHsatzilSH SsSsA'.
The Republican County Com Of Kings
County met last night and took decisive aud
revolutionary action In references to the
method OF nom 10 Ating candidates In the sity
and county conventions By a vote OF 81 to
~. Il vas decided that the delegate from each
slsction district should have the privilege Of
casting As NAM votes tor the can didAts OF HE
choice we're received in the district at the
preceding PTssidSntiAl slsrtiOh.
This nsH-lanKlsd plAn will give the sseTs-
taTies OF the ConvsRtion an Immense AMOUNT
OF nEuTlnG. As the last kspublicAn candidate
for the PTesidsneJ received over 10000 votes.
This s0-eAllsd dlrest representation scheme
has hssE strongly advocated ~ the IsI0Em
slsmsAt u Lhe oTgaAizAttoa-
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E,E,... .r d.. T.... T....a.

NoRToIK. Va. NAY I2-The trial Of the en-
Einss OF the battle ship Texas was conducted
to-day at the navy yard here. II was ssti-
minute the required horse power would be
produced. Both engines made an average Of
nInsty-siK revolutions. The mashinery 0I the
TeIas Ia therefore q success.
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ss..,Al.E New 1. CaiI..-y Ess.s.,

TAs great popular favor With ~hish sIsads Patent
Self Easter RoAstsr has essn received has led the
RAtsatss to iRtTodaea another utsns similar In priH
sipIs bat iatsndsd TO meet the TsquiTsmsnts OF aa
sAtrslJ dnsrsAt part Of the housshold cuisine This
IL an oyster AAd Clam steamer ~ the use Of this
,imps sOntnVanes the york OF preparing these SAsE
nah In ths particularly tOothsOms style Is not only
dussd minIm but the result OF the cooking
pAAtable e0nsum alton which n IL not possible 10
IchisVs By any OF the ordinary wAys Of stsAmiLE
strouds PAtsnt oIStsr and Clam Steamer IL as a.
tTAetivs Appearance ehAhnE dish- IL " nickel
plated A1aT consisting OF pans. nested made
ihs other The bottom pan IL made 10 bold pint OF
b0ilng The Hhels of the clans oysters hAv-
inE been properly cleaned they placed the
aide pAR This perforated 10 admit the steam from
the boiling WAtsT ia the lowe cover nts tightY
over a. AhI the steam iS confined uPnE the shsnsh.
thAL four minutes they ready Co serve win
an the hAYor and rehnsss af their iuies. pIss-rvsl
The made tn such PrsssntAbls form that
may be made an AtrArn.s pArs Of the table ~hsn
serving the claus OySteTa u has prepared Tue
steamer bssh uEsd ~ The Hotel Waldorf the
hruassirk. DslmohicO'L and other high-class citv
ho.ss And and they rhdoTss its
quaqtisa One trial Of the steamer win convince aRy
JAMES STROUD I,2ss Broadway. NY
The sun., 1894-05-13

WLsHRoroS. May l2.-surEson wyman Of
the Marine Hospital service to-day received
the following sablsEram from Surgeon Irwin
At Berlia:
"ChOlsrG at KoVno. Russia. TWsnty-ons
eases and twelve deaths in last two weeks.
Russian frontisr dangerous"
The outbreak Of cholera ia thls section 4
DANGEROUS. a. Il Il nsAr Riga. the principal
seaport aud outlet Of this section Of the e0uh-
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lssr1ss oa liy II. isOS.

Average % AAy H. ot5s'
uAGAISGToE FoEEeASE ToA sUSDAL
Tor Nss Eagilad s4d Rss f0s fair lsh aAaASs
q G1Psrdtzss SaFtaA aiHdL
FOR the DistTieE Of Columbia eastern PsansylEAnLA
Rss JsrssJ. Delaware. ana AAFyIAAd. faEj sliSht
change In Temperature: variable Einda
For western PsansyivsAiA fair warmer IN RsEthsEa
porti0ns south WInda
FOR WsstsrH As~ YORK. fair; warmer In extreme
SsstsTn ERd sXtFsns p0rteaa: FariAbs Stnds
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TLs weather.

Fair weather prevailed over the sntirs country yss
tsrdAy morninE All conditions point to continuance
OF fair aud slightly NATmsr weather In Ihis city.
IL WAs f4ir aud sOms - bat warmer yesterday With
dense fog over the rivers And bar IN the early morn
ing tue ofhciA Temperature ranged between AZ and
Tts; average humidity, 10 per cent Sind southsTly
average Ssloeity ssVsR miles h9HT; barometer
TseIsd ts read TO ssA lsVsl a. A, H. SoaT; 3 r y,
so sE
bulIinz ysstsFdAJ a. folio
The sun., 1894-05-13
LIVE WIsHIssIoN TOPICS.
iAs Csasiasr~tisa OF sss CkIzsss Treaty
rostRSAsA IaaSnausIy,

iAs Csasiasr~tisa OF sss CkIzsss Treaty
rsstrsasa IsdsasissIy.
HLsHISGros. Nay 12-Tbs action taken By
seaats Yesterday Ia laying aside the sps-
"a sfder for to-day In regard to the Chinese
~ S.S And deciding to 90 on with the TaTtn
Si regarded - significant Mr. Harris. In
ssAfrs Of the Tarin bill. and Mr.. Morgan. In
Ssxs OF the treaty. both intimAtsd that thsy
-Aa perfect understanding. but whether that
s.osfstanding implies an Indefinite postpone
-sn' OF the treaty was not indicated. For 1hs
.seat. At any rate. and until the tariff de-
further advanced. the treaty appears 70
snslVed. Whether 1t will be nnally ratified
query that cannot now be answered.
ass Is full majority in its favor.
~ me existence OF the necessary two
s-s Is Questionable. There has been no
IN, So.s on any amendment that could throw
sSs ana some Democrats inelinsd under
hTatinsoha hatlIns to oppose the treaty. are
Iulta o1 1.lin y 70 the hope that. IS one Of the re-
he. may be made With Chins IooEins to%srd
EstsJ JIehass q American silver Ii has been
bs.p btnpat oat the CaDitol that this matter has
EibI.3ought 70 the attention OF the Chinese
ISd ~. Snd that he has expressed the hope
Eta,sS Saiei that American silver can In the
ua EsAdJ market in Chinese ports.
. nne bronze stGtustts OF Washingto
s. ssa eJ Lord George Young Of Edinburgh.
GS,,-Ia Gasa. will soon become the property Of the
lsnS,Is states lo The statue is now In the dip
k6Ss room Of the Stale Department. where
s.sS !, esTh admired bI sEsrJ GTtist Who hss
lspT,s,, me stAtgstts is three fseI high SRd
stss The General SitS ssaet -RSiis1h bIss
Ia nRhtlJ turned TO the ieit- on
NouSS are heavy cavalry spurs. and
kofs'hss There is much life in Ihs
- lld Toe likeness Of the General Is said
The sun., 1894-05-13
DIyx WILSON 10 DIE oy xoxDx1
His Brother StiI Has Hopes OF Another
Stay from the Governor.

AUBURN. n. Y. May 12.-This Afternoon
Frank l. Wilson visited his brother "Dink"
Wilson. the convictei murderer Of Detective
Harvey. They conversed for two hours. but
neither OF them exhibited any emotion. While
"Dink" believes that the Jig 10 up" a. he
said to Warden Stout. Frank still sntsrtains .
hope OF another stay from the Governor. State
Electrician Davis arrived last night. and he
was busy to-day putting the death dealing
apparatus In readiness
" What time am to die Monday p asksd the
prisoner OF Warden Stout this evening.
Tho Warden avoided . direct reply, and
ask cd what he could do for the comfort OF the
man. Wilson had no requests to make. and 90
the Warden said In parting. will send you
SoEn %,,u, good sunday dinner tomorrow.
What WAS the matter with the one had
to-day" was Dink's" nonehAlAnt rstort
The vitnssses have been requested 20 re-
The sun., 1894-05-13

storm for ave ysArs prevailed yesterday. and
All bnsinsss WAS at . Standstill The schools
we're elasOl and the session OF the Cii cult
Court Adi0urnsd, while the Fire DspaTtm sat
The sun., 1894-05-13
rae FeaasyIvaaIa LlaIl4d

Ir.ysrsss the stats q wIh s SsAth st
saRsEe n sAs fFsahAEss - ssFiy sFriAE--A-~
The sun., 1894-05-13
DOCTORS M'COY AND SNOW,

oces corner 42d street and Madison avenue opposite
the Grand Central Depot and OF 18th
Broadway. Domestic Sewing Machine Building. New
York 10 you live At distance write for . symptom
blank. Address all letters to the Madison once
once hours. to and to ana o 70 9daiy. Sundays
10 O'Clock A. N. to O'Clock r. N.
The sun., 1894-05-13

The italian Government has decided 10 cad
beginning Of the Anarchist outbreak in Hasss
and CArrara. In Sicily the state OF Siege viii
bs ended i'm n ediatsly after the close Of Deputy
de Felics's trial
The sun., 1894-05-13
PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD.
They Eat I. a-d 4, Cr.mste- I

1t has no equal in the world. II attracts tho
Reaches and Water Bugs as = food which they
lk: better than anything else: They eat II
and are crsmatrd to n shell. The large sale
and high reputation OF this preparation has
been gainsd principally By one person recon-
m0ndInR IL to another
The sun., 1894-05-13

les fss A. - nsa sa IN thress says the proFsrb Havs
ottass Lsa1S.S ~ az soidisIs rafss.s PrtFAiss
-as ~. Llsr ars tmmshEs ksE larEs sditIsas
- 3s4'ss las1 Fsady. L0rsl CeTysn 4 Cs.-
The sun., 1894-05-13

a.: S.:. e ss..: ::: ;;::s: s.s. "A ~ '-A "A
The sun., 1894-05-13

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Br MAZE
The treatment OF persons living at . distsne. ~
means OF correspondence Is very successful with the
aid Of the symptom blank and good medicines and
careful study OF each case Doctors Mccoy and SNOW
enabled to do good work throughout country.
Write % than.
The sun., 1894-05-13
PETERAAN's DISCOVERY
Kills BSd HaEs That walk Over H..

It II = well-known fact that there never
feetly exterminate Bed Bugs. only tenn porarily
allay theiI progress, " hich gives the house
keeper endless labor In looking after and Ap-
plying temporary substances. In view OF above
fact, have devoted years experimenting to
produce an article which will permanent, y de-
70 honseksepers and labor saving. PETER-
MANS DISCOVERY 10 about the con sistenry
OF . thin cream. which does not show lhinly
brushed on the finest polished wood or furni-
turs brass, or iron; without the slightest injury
10 either. II o clean, odorless. and does lot
soil bedding. &c. Put up in ,s-pint and l-gal-
lon decorated tins Manufactured only By
WILLIAM PETERAAS. q. e~I-t.
81 West is'h 81. New Yors, I'D I."sds., ,Ea~.
Sold at all the leading stores; 25o size will
be nail cd when not found In stores.
Roach Food" IL registered trade mark.
The sun., 1894-05-13
rA. Naval ain Dl.s....a :. tA. House.

WARRINGTON. MAY lS.-Ths House to-day re-
sumsd the confederation OF the Naval Appro-
priAtion bill. On point o: order made By Mr..
Black Dem. GA that IL changed existing
Law. the ApprspriAtioA having been made for
another purpose. the provision was strisksa
cut Of the bill aathoriEink the Secretary Of the
NAVY. . In his dIserstion. TO use 30 much Of the
S2OO. O0O appropriated for bulldiaE . sub-
marias boat by act Of 1898 - may bs nsesss-
Jo th. Par..I1PA mAhinE preytsion for
offered the following amendment;
Provided that of this appTopriAttoa shall Be
expended on behalf OF any naval cadet uhs. Whsa
PoiAted vas act an actual restdsnt of the dstret
tsTSttsTy which ne uAs ApPotAEsd 90 TspEsssnL
This was Intended to correct the practice
that has grown up In the NAVY DspA rtmsnt OF
.ppointing y9ueg man iLom ens nat Of the
country As cadet from . district In another
IAIt. In cases where the COnEressmAn had
failed 10 nominate . candidate Mr.. Maddox
had read . list OF these appointments. num-
bsTlnk over seventy Ave. between 1875 and
1898. OF these about thirty are still In the
academy
The amendment led to . discussion which
took wide range aud occupied moro than an
hour No dselsiOn was reached. and finally, in
the absence OF \ quorum. on motion Of Mr.
Cummings the COMMITTEES rose aud the House
adjourned until Monday.
The sun., 1894-05-13
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU I
n You Don't Know, This win Tell
You, and You Won't Wonder Any
Longer why You Are 30 Miserable.
1 usun's ntlrutrr FREE or ALI sullsts.

Ne Matter what Disease ~ Au-s.s ys-
Msy HsvV, " Yes Appiy ts nsetsrp Me-
Cey .nd Sssw nsrire al. Meath 80 Meg.
Ethsr .. Fsr-e- sr ~ Msu, Ts- WIN
R-esivs Ms-th'- Trsst-.-s e.< An
Necessary NssIei-e- Free 81 Az Ch.rss..
1tysur. sick and don't knew what's the matter vita
you thi, will tell you. After you'V. found o.,. the
thing to do to without delay to the ocss sf Dee
tors Mccoy and snov. II Won't cost you . psnry fes
examination consultation or advice; besides, Doctors
Mercy and snow oHst menths treatment free 70 sn
who apply in person or BY letter during the month -
May Ths ous oner includes all necessary nnslt-
cines free OF AT charges Here are the Symptoms -
Cstarrh Of the Head and Throat Read these sympsos
carefully marx those that sppy TO your and bring
them with Jou IL you live out OF tovn send them ~
NATL so that the Doctors disEnoss your care
fully.
CATARRu or HEAD AND TMRoAT,
the most prevalent form OF Catsrrh. s.A
results from neglected colda
els the breath foulr'
"Is the voice husky 80
-Do you spit up slimsr
-Do you ache all over -
"Do you blow sosbsi-
"Is the nose stopped upr-
"Do you snors At nightr
"Does your nose dischsrrer-
Does the nose bleed sssiyr
"is there tickling In throstr'
DO crusts form In the nose -
"Is the nose sore and tsndsrr-
"Do you snssEs great dealr-
lie this worse toward nightr'
docs the ness itch and burn ~
"fs thsrs pain in front Of hssdr-
"is there pain across the syssr'
"Is there pain IN back Of head r.
-fs your sense OF smell lssvinrr-
-Do you hawk to clear the throatr'
els there dropping IN the throatr
rs the throat dry In the mornings1~
Are you losing your sense OF tastsw -
no nm slssn -tNht ths sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-07
JOYFUL NEWS.
John Was Dead, but Had an Arm and
Leg.

A certain well-known member Of the Dis
trict bar is staunch democrat, and this
morning he was the center of a group OF
republican friends at the city hall who
were having not a little fun at his expense
on the result of yesterdays election. While
he was making the best possible stand
against the good-natured Raging Of the
jubilant republicans a fellow sufferer step
ped up and remarked that this morning s
news from New York gave a brighter col
oring to the rather somber picture Of the
democratic situation in the empire state.
1T isn't so bad, Ned" explained the new
conner. "as 1t looked last night. Morton.
they say now. will not have over 100000
majority"
'Ah, that's good" exclaimed Ned, "and It
reminds me of a little story. Some years
ago fellow was killed in railroad ac-
cident and the fellows friends telegraphed
his widow as follows: Poor John was kill
ed In an accident this morning, both legs
and 10th arms being cut off, Subsequently
1t was discovered that the deceased was
not so badly mutilated as at first imagined,
and his friends sent second telegram to
the widow, which read as follows: We
have good news for you. Poor John Is
dead, but only one leg and one arm was cut
off,"