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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-15
a FArnER,s TEMERITY.


An English missionary IN Africa was
sitting II his Cent door when be saw a
party Of natives approaching They
were bringing to him q boy whose head
was covered with apiece OF calico, on
removing which the missionary saw
two deep burrows, one on each side OF
the scalp. The wounds had been made
by lion a few evenings before, says
the Youths Companion. The boy had
been brought to the Englishman for
treatment, and while he did what he
could for the sufferer the men related
what the missionary, calls las curious
lion adventure as ] ever heard.p
The party were on their way to the
coast. and at night had made fires and
lain down to sleep. Suddenly they
were awakened by the deep growls Of
lion. 1t had leaped among them. and
had already seized boy, whose screams
mingled with the horrid growls of his
captor
The men ran this way and that in
their terror, each thinking of his own
safety. Not 80 the boys father. He
was big and strong, and besides, It was
his child who was screaming. He had
no time to snatch up so much as a
spear, but went straight at the lion,
and struck It again and again full In
It's face with his clenched fist, all the
while uttering fierce cries of anger. h
The lion was cowed; 1t relinquished
its hold Of the boy, and sprang away
Into the darkness, leaving the father
with his bleeding son in his arms.
The scattered company came together
again, replenished the fires, and took
care OF the lads wounds as best they
could. Now they had brought him
TO the missionary, who washed his
wounds with carbolic acid and water
and bound them up. The patient was
doing well when the missionary last
saw him, more than week later.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-15
Round Oak Stove

Now is the time to buy heating stoves. The
Round Oak is still in the lead. 1t is the only
air tight stove on the market. The genuine
ROUND OAK found only at Forbes & Bro. 1t
heats more on less fuel than any stove made
and will out last half dozen of the cheap
limitations,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-15
4 ,nerlcan patents in Japan.

American patents are not yet pro-
tected in Japan, and the initiative Jap
anese may reproduce fearlessly any
Of our inventions that they choose,
Under the new treaties, to go into eff
feet in 1890, japan will become mem
her Of the international patent and
trademark union and then things will
he different FIR American manufac-
turers. --
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-15
Mas. 10 be said ON q Train.

Five cars have been ordered for the
Trans-Siberian railroad, which are to
be fitted up as ambulant churches. 1t
is proposed to furnish place of wor-
ship to the settlers along the line of
the railroad where no churches are
built. These church cars will run over
a certain given route in such way
that there will be mass read in each
settlement at least once week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-15
Majestic Range.

We sold more majestic ranges last year than
we're ever sold before in the time, and
the reason they sell is because they the
best and most economical bakers made The
oven is the most important part of cooking
apparatus the fire box the digestive organ the draft is
the circulation These organs the Majestic different from
any stove range made The Majestic the most
atve the fire box the most economical and the draft the
simplest and most perfect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Tho work OF
selecting jury for tho third trial OF
the action OF William r Laidlaw to re.
cover 100000 damages from Russell
Sage, on the ground that Sage made a
bomb shield OF Laidlaw, was begun DO.
fore Justice Patterson, OF tho supreme
court, to-day. On tho first trial Justice
Andrew dismissed tho case, holding
that Laidlaw had failed to show that
Sage had romoved him from place OF
safety. At the second trial the Jury
brought in verdict OF sos. 900 in favor
OF Laidlaw. In both cases the general
term ordered reversal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features or tho Money nnI Stock

Markets. .... ~.
NEW foEE. Jan. 0.--AIoncy on call easy Mt y!
per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closet
MY per cent. Prime mercantile paper 2kat11
per ccnt' Sterling exchange quiet ut 81 SSsA
1884 Silver certificates COO bid. Tho total
sales OF stocks today were ll9.OO0 shares.
TwO'thl rds OF all the business done on tho
.iiock exchange today was distributed between
lhtee stocks, sugar. Chicago Gus aud 81. Paul,
hllu ohe'lhitd was done III Sugar atone. Al the
opening md during the ilrt hour the market
was weak, but tho trn1lng WINS very light and
tlle l0SsGS wcrc merely functional, except In the
chNe OF Pittsburgh Il Western preferred which
iost per cont. Tho CHANGERS participated freely
~ ,he decline. caSIng of 9Gat per cont. Before
nchnilgc for the better, although tho trading
continued very light all tho morning The cohl
SHARES took start upward IN tho second hour
oi business. and Lake Etlc & Western preferred
NM Eric Telegraph Joined In tho procession.
ING hnrmonlonA action OF tho annual meeting
OF the American Sugar Refining Company In 70.
o!ccting tho old board OF directors although on.
tlfcly TO be expected. seemed 10 infuse some lic
Into the trndln and on moderate buying MI
advance Of ~ per ceut was effected from the low
point OF tho morning. closing ut tho highest
point touched aud ~ per cent above yesterdays
cloSihR sale. The general market also took upon
turn followed upon tho heels OF the announce
lnent from Washington OF the defeat Of the res.
olution to close debate on the currency bill. tho
strength OF tho market was nScrbcd 10 that fact
~ inany operators rs aiiordug tinia for the per.
Letting Of tho ncaSuto. Baltimore 4 Ohio and
Others oil tho specntlcS shared largely In the
general Improvement. The market continued
strong TO the close und the last prices made wctc
IN most instances the best OF The day Among
Tho leading advances Of the day arc Sugar "a
Delaware, LncEawnnna d Western and Lake
ERIC Western preferred ~. Baltimore < Ohio.
LAKE shore anu American Tobacco "a, Erie
Telegraph ~ New Jcrsuy%CGntral, Susquchnnnn
Western preferred a. and tho granGcrs 5Sa4
per cent.
The bond market ruled firm during the day
md tho business was OF moderate proportions.
The sales were 81, o., $50.
Government bOndS firm.
State bonds dull
kpIlrOAd hondg Erm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
Piles! Pilos! itching Piics,

SYMPTOMS - Moisture; Intense Itching md
allowable continue tumors FORM which often
bleed and ulccrato, becoming very sore,
SwAisE's OINTMENT stops tho Itching mud
bleeding, hcnls liberation. md In most cases rr.
O0ccntl Dr.. Swayno & Son, PhilGdelphim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

commissioner, requested that your at.
tontion DO called to tho fact that his
conntryman had Just completed cablo
to Now Caledonia and would probably
doslro to. extond 1t to Tahiti, tho Ilaw.
allan Islands and tho United States.
For this reason ho hoped that our gov.
ornmont would not DO hasty in tho
mRttor."
On November Q tho minister tolls of
tho success Of tho full ticket Of tho
American Union party without excite.
mont, and tho arriva! OF 900 Japanese
immigrants to labor OH the sugar plan.
tations under contract
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

Leads to nervousness, frotiulness,
poevishncss, chronic dyspepsia and
great misery. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
tho remedy. 1t tones tho stomach,
croatos an appetite. and gives relish to
food. 1t makes purs blood and gives
healthy action to all the organs OF the
body. Tnko Hoods for Hoods Sarsa.
parilla cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

oH4s Il. GoETzE and W. ". Irwin,
asugaiata. will tell you that Johnson's
hngnetic Oil always gives satisfaction
ana az 10 tho cheapcat. 81 90 size so cents !:
DO cont sizo'25 centa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
.. CO. BREWSTER Receiver.

Time Table No, H. TO take effect l,:0l a. H.
Sunday, November ". lS)A
Leave Whccl!ng-ts:0o. t9:l,. 2ll:Wa M, t,:,o
3:i6, ti:80, 1900 y. III. '
Leave penlnSula-iS:o5. 1851. ELISHA M, t,,::2S
o3:.l, ti:s1 1905 p. iii.
Leave Martins fcrry-tsl, 1857, lli:5la H..
t2;S2. HJ:!1 ti:ia. {0:iH,
Arrive Terminal Juuctlou-tS:l7. tlOU5, Hiss
4 H., t4l:3S, 1852, tti6, .9:lS T. III.
Leave Terminal Jnuctlon-t7:sI. 5000. a. IN,
sl!:4o. II, M, $3.50, ti:o1. H;H. tst5 y. III.
Leave Martins Forry-t1;2S. 1907 a.,n, sl?:ti,
l4:0S, ti:ln tN:ip, tS:62p. M.
Leave peninsua-i7:S,. 9g:li a H.. Nla:Sl, si:lL
tl:l'. t5;"A. tS:bS ~ III.
Arrive whcolinS-f;1O 1870 n H.. slc:5z
1917. tl:25. 1881, 19:U5 p, IN.
sDaily. tDaily except sunday. lSundAys only,
All trains will run Oh EASTERN limo
J.E TAUSSld, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

ChicnGo-Catt,e dull aud wcnk; cows, hclfcrs
and bulls sold principally ats ?in3 IS and the
bulk Of the dressed beef aud shlppipr s,ccrs
changed hands at 50 1880 extra heIicrs md
bullssold around 500. Hogs steady; from S. Is
to 81 10 wns pa!t for good 10 fair hogs and 81 nSn
~ was paid for good TO prime heavy hogs.
head: calves 100 head; hogs 100 head; sheep
lJ.O0U head.
Enst i.ibrrty-Cattlc. steady mud unchanged.
llogsMoady; Phindolphias 81 i5ai 10; common to
iair iorkersN Goat 10: roughS 81 00al o. Sheen
fair lambs s. l0aJ 70. W
Cincinnntl-IIogs nctive and higher Mt 81 son
4su; rccclpts3.sD hcad; shipments / 30 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
"IIow to Cure All Skin Discusses.

Simply apply "SwAyEEs ONrMESr." No In.
tcrnal medicine required Cures tettcr. oczcu,n,
Itch, NIL crhpti0ns on the face hands. nose, &c,
leaving tho skin clear, whit" and healthy. lts
great healing aud curative powers are possessed
by no othor remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNR'S OINTMENT. TTlIslW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

HOOPS Pills become tho iavorito
cathartic with every ono who tries them.
25c. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
ANOTHER BATCH
or Hawaiian Correspondence Sent
to Congrosa by tho President.
THE CABLE PROPOSITION ENDORSED

by tho Exccutivo-The Cosslon OF an
Uninhab!tcd Island Desired by the
Engllsh Government ns n Cable Sta
tion-Tho President Sends u Mos.
s"go-Admtral Walker and Minister
Willis Disagree. ,.+ ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

When Baby was s!ct, wo gavc her Castoria.
When aho was Child, slo cried for Castorie.
When sho became Miss, sho chung to Castoria.
When Gho had Children. abe gave them Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
Pennsylvania Statlons.'
VgBGnRSylVdnid LINES.
WY Trains Run BY Central Time.
t--"HAN iItNpLE ROUTE"

riCxrr OpprCIa At prHSsY!.rAS1A STATION OF
WATER ST., FOor OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELtSu,
AT McluRE iiouSE. WNEELiSo, AND AT THE
rESSsyIvASIA STATION. RWIpuHroRT.
Entt1lINrHr SNall,Nt--n NLN IINnI Y RoItrr.m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

"The statement as to the conduct and
sentiments OF the British minister and
captain OF the British cruiser and espe-
cially as to their PURPOSE to land troops
for British advantages, and the dangers
resulting therefrom to American inter-
ests, l cannot confirm. II called upon
to express an opinion I should be con-
strained to say that during the past six
months and especially since tho procla.
nation OF the republic. tho presence or
absence OF the British war vessels here,
ought TO have been regarded with indii-
ference by our government as it is now
by this government
'The petition OF citizens referred to
by tho admiral, l did not receive until
tho day after our conversation. Tho
conditions here for many months had
beon extremely orderly and peaceful.
As stated by the petition itsolf. there
was no reaaon to doubt tho ability OF
the government OF tho republic Of Ha.
waii, tosupporta nd sustain itself and fur.
nish full protec,iont 10 tho lives and prop.
erty Of Nil residents in its territory In
this opinion, even tho enemies OF tho
government concurred. Furthermore,
on the day after receiving tho petition,
Mr.. Hatch, tho minister Of foreign ai.
fairs. expressed to me his regret that it
had boon sent, as those he represented,
| welcomed tho opportunity to prove to
tho world that they were able to take
care OF themselves. These, I doomed
sufficient reasons for not forwarding
tho petition.
(Signed.) ALBERT S. WILLIS.
In tho frat letter, October Is, 1894,
Mr. Willis says that negotiations had
boon pending between tho Hawaiian
government and representatives OF
Great britain in regard to m ocenn
cable between Canada and Australia,
touching at Nccker Island or at Homo
lulu. lilo did not think that M agree.
mont would DO reached ut present,
owing to tho clause in our treaty with
Hawaii prohibiting tho cessation OF
any OF tho islands to my foreign gov.
ernmcnt without our consent.
Tho financial statement Of tho Hawni.
ian government showed loss OF rove
nuo Tor tho year as compared with 1893
oil sW,9ll, but aa tho expenditures wero
decreased by sl2l. 4SS there was not
gain Of S24,5l3.
BRITISH CABLE COMMISSION.
On October 10Th the minister writoB
as follows: "Mr. Fleming, OF Canada,
and Mr.. Morcor, OF tho colonial office,
London, in company with Mr.. Hawos,
tho British commissioner, Toturn0d on
tho 10th inslnnt from Bird Island which
thoy visited with tho uyacintho, in tho
interest OF tho proposed cable. Thoyloavo
to-day for'homo via Washington, whore,
thoy will probably submit to tho Presi.
don't and yourself somo proposition TO-
lnting to their mission hore. On tho
10Th instant Mr.. Vohuye, tho Fronch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
Metals.

Now fork-r!g iron quiet; Scotch $40 O1aoO 90;
Amoricnn g tuala ". Tin easy: straits SIS 80;
Lend quiet; brokers' price So OO Copper uuIut !:
brokcrs' prico $40 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
NJ EDIcaL.

h 5s1ss Famous Remedy cures qaickly and per.
tehn1ntly NIL nervous diseases, such ms Weak
lsssSno1y, Loss OF Brain Power, Headache, Wake.
tpprnt In potency and was:lt ,g diseases cnusct bx
tsSs1tatu! errors or excuses. Contains no
Spfst.as., Is nerve tonic md blood builder,
i s.asy!thc palo md puny strong and plump Easily
kflsiee In vest pocket. i per boz; u !orS 81. III
Z = llprepcid With written guarantee to cure or
Z ttsrnay refunded. Write us for free m ~dicnl
Sfqlsl vent scaled In plain wrnpper, which con.
3SsnassteSsmonials and financial -efcronccs. 40
7itsk{ 500 ~ our advertised agents. or address
!. tassrt 4 NEED CO.. Masonic Toni pie. Chicago.
96DLDlS WlEELlNG.W W. VA. BYLOIhN DRUG
NQ.lMAIN s 10th, DRUGGISTS - -
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

,a MFrlvNl md departure OF trains on nni alto,
MARKS; tnaIIy; SUNDAY excepted; NtonI ISS."
v "; tIatnrlnyeiccplcd; ISnniay only; 5Sat.
T.rriH n,y, ohly. 'Monday only. Eastern SLSndard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10
MHST,

CANNOT CONFIRM THE ADMlRAL's STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
TIE ST LOUIS MAKES A GOOD TRIP.

4 SOUTH AMERICAN RAILROAD PRESIDENT AND
CUBAN sYMPATHIzER on BOARD.
The American Line steamship St Louis again
proved herself a good weather boat by arriving here
Yesterday after a voyage of days and hours
nom SOUTHAMPTON, having had TO steam against
strong westerly gales throughout nearly the entire
distance. She brought 194 cabin and 1879 steerage
passengers Among the former was F j. Clsneros'
president OF the Barranquilla Railroad and
.iiector in number of other railroads In the Re-
rubNc of Colombia Mr.. Csneros is a hearty sym
uathizer with the Cuban insurgents, and was met al
the pier by Gonzales de Quesada, secretary or the
cuban Junta in this city He said that he had taken
part in six expeditions to Cuba and he was willing
10 aid again either in purse person, II called upon
10 do So He had no doubt OF the success Of the
revolutionary party in defeating Spain this time
The railroad interests in Colombia. he said, were
~ osperous. and his company had recently built
steel pier 4cOn feet long Colon. Speaking Of the
annals he said: Il am favorable to the Nicaraguan
Canal. il i. Of course. longer IMAM me fdLdiid
Canal. but nature has done much for Il. and this
fact Is fully appreciated by the engineers VINO nave
The matter in charge. The Panama Canal Will prove
d failure I believe. because OF the aflhcldl lake
and the OVERLOOKING of the Chasres River
Other passengers the 81. Louis were Baron
Washington; r. y shaw, eN-secretary OF Count
Won Brengle Of Holland; James 7. Armstrong
,'ls renee Kefnble Baldwin. Nj. ana MIR Radcliffe
Baldwin Captain j. 6. balance, -" Witt ID. Cook,
" H. Corbin L. T. Harrington. Norman Hapeood,
Dr. Robert Dalton Kelly. Or. Marian Dana Mac
daniel. l.. a NcrthCOte. Mr. and Mrs T. =. sven,
son Mrs ChaUncey Sickney. George ". Tripp am
DR.. and Mrs. J. ". Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
THE WORLDS UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS.

MATING
80
- -
- -

II, Albany to vote for chance IN the present i'N ~
THOMAS y Cuthbect. treasurer ana couISel ~
~,'~-York Association for tie lrCtt'Noh oI
~ -n ana Game. SAIL. An through tho ciOsr d-o
ihs year game could BE- seen at all IN. Pi.ne'iiu
1.ois ana the prices On II were quotei ~ tiS
r'arltei ana even in the daily papers IN July ana
N1l-ii.f W. have no. attempted 10 ifCs'ee'lr o.
-.s,fsn ve wrr, sure bc!ortnan inat All cl'It4 -.
.r.f jirectlon would be useless. But We shhl a.
m, next LEGISLATURE TO repeal that 0AJe.
e.ction 2i9 We have received assurance rom -.
nsrf. - ;h> state tat our efforts VIII DE- trHrI
TrJ maj the sentiment OF thu STATE a rofesenirH
by lac STATE Association for the Proic 'ion UT IN
aIl came - strongly in favor ot It~c!4'l"s TIC
Mr. Cuthbcrt gave hriei explanation Of hoN Inc
Oh .ciionab section happened u & mo thc I'a
~ fe5 II. declared that the Nc"-l ork A-''c'1 Lon
for fhr Protection OF Fish and Game mus nave
noon asle,n when the amendment mat maze All lNe
troiI.le went through. Mr.. Cutabtrts explanation
az I'M, ,hi-cffouah. section is tnai u Nds L"l y
tarf - thr report made by the committee sirg t'd
ard ua.d 10 coGi.y the Gam" Laws. bat 4 .titia'"
bU Introduced In tn interest ot ne man kc men
'Tfr nss)c,atlon Wa Informed that this hll had
ben Killer ia committee. but t. popped up asi4n a.
an amendment ln the final passage oi me IN 'l.n
Game Laws. When Governor Morton va ask. 10
veto the Ill, he dd not wish 10 do SO because tni'
would destroy 80 TREY the a9ors ~ IN. 191n- i'er
ia Crlify tn Game Laws under nc act OF l''i anu
noui! entail s'f rah-e expense. Inc laws We
in the man beneficial and superior ~ tn ones re-
praled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
ycyop.ycE REGARDING PRIMARIES

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
Sir: TIE editorial IN this morning issue on the
dn,, % attending the Republican primaries deFoi'-
ia. ,,,,,, 81 those who are Interested I'm municipal
form and voted the reform ticket Impressed me
deeply: bat when l asked myself the quesuo"
what am expected TO do when attend: was
errprised at my ignorance a.'d move surprised d.
the ignorance OF my friends from "no'" - 10
,rr1a,ior II occurs 10 me that many Ike my
lr whose time IS taken up 50 largely W'ih PROBES
,ional and business duties. remain away rom '"eS
primaries because Of Their ignorance O. R;, we 'o' 49,
S,.nre,di nd their ufWiuingnes@ 10 cNhi IL. a.
Woi,id vou not be doing great SrIFIoy ~ tI'v
nv position as wc as 10 the cause o; 80 r,cr +
Van should explain in your paper 49, - p..Srec.
;bCuid 30 n he attended these lr inart1eNt iPD
fily yours. - + - ~
NrW- York Dec. 3. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
OUACKENBUSH'S PETITION DENIED
HE HAS BEEN TRYING FOR YEARS TO SECURE RE-
INsTATEMENT ~ THE NAVY.

HE HAS BEEN TRYING FOR YEARS TO SECURE RE-
INsTATEMENT IN THE NAVY.
Washington, Dec John ~ Quackenbush for
merry Commander OF the Navy to-day met with
another rebuff in his efforts TO secure reinstate-
inent his petition for a writ Of mandamus to com
pei Secretary Herbert to restore him TO the rolls
having been dismissed by Judge Bradley in the
local courts. Quackenbush court-martalled in
February. 1874 and sentenced to dismissal. This
TO- 1874 the President nominated w. s. Schey to be
commander. vice Quackenbush dismissed, and the
nomination confirmed in that form When the
years expired. June ., 1850 Quackenbush re-
ported for duty. He placed on waiting orders
and his name continued the naval register
until August l. 1885, when Secretary Chandler
directed that It be dropped with the statement
this action being based upon decision OF the Su-
pieme Court
ouackenbush appealed unsuccessful.; for twelve
years TO Congress 10 repair the wrong he asserted
had been done TO him. and. he alleged. by the error
OF Il clerk, who nterpolated the word dismissed
in ScheNs commission, when II not General
Grants intention to have dismissed him. Last May
he fled his petition for a writ OF nandamus and
that a.so failed. In disposng OF the case Judge
Bradley said that he was compelled 10 follow the
the Of Blake againt the United States. in which
was held that the President with the consent OF
the Senate dismiss any officer by the appoint
ment OF another to take his pac,. 1t his opn-
not intend TO dismiss Quackenbush from the
vice. and the case was one Of peculiar hardship
There appeared. however no lega. relief except by
act of Congress which should have been passed
long ago
The case will probably go to the Supreme Court
for final determination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
rxrcrrIoy or CHINESE MrRDrREGS

Waghlnc,on dispatch t. The Chicago Times Herald.
Private letters received by the Lass mail from
China give "a account Of the execution of nlre
men who We're convicted Of cowpi. .ty IN the mis-
..1uary uassatrcs at kuchc1I last summer. Eight
az the victims Wa'r iItIIled beyond doubt U.s.
those VINO actually murdered TN women ana gall
drcn of Ir. stewart family. Ihe Hlnlh, Nho-"
name was Wang Ts.h. Was not connected with tie
massacre ~ any way 20 ftr a. tne evidence shows
bil ~, g0.aitc.rtd 20 44e tAc pace q Lilo i>Ians
n cousin who Is the only son and support OF q
willow with number or SINAI, calidt' ~ THIS -
not an uncommon thing In Chinese criminal MS
tory Ne. O.trn consent To accept Ncif.Ous pun
ishmeuts for crimes cOmmltfca 10y other persons
Sons have been known To OH N, m-etNes Tor exc
cat on and imprisonment 30 p.tce OF tleir fathers
,n. I-1in.rs. and D. is common lJr rcn men VINO
arc convicted OF crime 10 hire poor mon ~ suffer
Tho i,enalty for them. This can be done VITA Nlc
.ous'ut az rhc Oh ais VINO usually demand heavy
fees however. before they viii give thtr sanction
Lass summer wealthy mcrchtn mt VINO was COLI
v..icl OF maltreatins one OF h.' employ " a
most brutal manner. go thti h" ar. rWlfd HleL
was sentenced 10 be hchclt'l. nut n. sur'r ici !n
hiring Il hcrcar 10 take his place. Tho Drsgtr Was
I,1td 10 tlt.a When 81 about So or Ma ia our
money. but thc Judge who approved TAG t:lnsac-
ton got several thous nd ta,ls gs his hrbc. After
H.. bcggAr received his fee hc save himself up
to a feW DAVIS o. rOtOus Hvia-, and then sur
rendered himself ~ the jl! % relieve MS patron
The latter Wa al once released ana went @nDnt
his Lusiue-A When Influential men have been con-