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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-18
GRACE CHURCH FAIR HAVEN
ITS TWiENTY-FIETI ANNIVERSARY
SOON no BE CELEBRaIED.

The Temporary Bridge--"The Celestial
Borough Election-Admiral Foote Post
to Attend Grace Church.
On Tuesday, May 5, service comment
Grating the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the dedication of Grace Episcopal
church will be held in the church at
1880 a. m. In the evening the ladies
of the parish will give a reception at
the rectory. An invitation will be ex-
tended to all the former rectors who are
living to attend the anniversary eXer-
cises.
The ladies of Montowese are prepar-
ing for the eighth May festival to be
given on the evening of May In the
new chapel, if it is completed in time.
There will be literary and musical
entertainment.
When the temporary bridge is built
1t is said that the steam barge which
brings down sand for the Adamant
company cannot run under the bridge,
as the trestle will be too low.
Rev. Lewis o. Brastow, d. D., will
preach in the Second Congregational
church tomorrow morning. There will
be no evening service.
Charles Bartlett shot large wild
goose at the mouth of East Haven
river Tuesday.
D. ]. Hills Cole of Bridgeport came
here Thursday evening to drill the
young people who are to present the
historical representation entitled 1.-THE
Celestial Garland" in Polar Star hall
on Thursday evening, April 80. The
entertainment is to be given by the
Young Peoples guild of Grace church.
The annual election of the borough
of Fair Haven East will be held the
second Monday in May. So far as can
be learned there is not likely to be but
one ticket in the field
Clifford Hemingway, who has spent
the winter and early spring at South
Royaltons VT, has returned home for
the summer
Madam S. L. Wolfert will give re-
ception to her dancing pupils at her
home on East Grand avenue Monday
evening, bringing her school to close
for this season. She has had about
fifty pupils.
vi souiludy evening, MAY ~, AuIiilTdi
Foote post G.. A. r., will attend re-
ligious services at Grace Episcopal
church. Rev. Percy Barnes has ex-
tended an invitation to the veterans
to be present on that occasion to lis
ten to a special sermon and he hopes
there will be large attendance.
A three masted schooner has arrived
from Baltimore with oyster shells for
II. A. Stevens.
The Yale crew were out for a prac-
tice spin on Quinnipiac river yesterday
afternoon.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-18
Observation ofswift's Comet.

Mount Hamilton, Cal, April IL
Swift's comet was observed at Lick OBJ
servatory last evening. It's position
as observed by Prof. Hussey was:
Right ascension, 8 hours 3S minutes,
20.6 seconds; declination, Is degrees 10
minutes 80 seconds north on April 16,
06S96 Greenwich mean time. The COM
ct is moving north at the rate of az
degrees per day and very slowly west
ward. 1t is about as bright as a sew
enth magnitude star, and has a decided
condensation in its head and a short
tail
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Make Hoods Sarsaparilla the One True
Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. 81.
Prepared only by c. I. Hood s Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Holmes Becomes a Catholic.

Philadelphia, April 17.--H. H. Holmes,
the arch murderer, has been committed
to the Roman Catholic faith through
the rite of baptism. Rev. Father p. J.
Daley, accompanied by Rev. Fathers
D. E. Cantilon, Higgins and McCabe,
visited the county prison yesterday and
performed the ceremony. The con-
demned man went through the service
solemnly.
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The New London Celebration.

Mayor Hendrick has accepted an in
vitation from Mayor Johnson of New
London and will attend the exercises in
celebration of the 250th anniversary of
the founding of that city on May g.
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to the ex-
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Justice Ingraham Sustained.

New York, April 1.-THE appellate
division Of the supreme court handed
down a decision to-day sustaining the
order of Justice Ingraham unfolding
the constitutionality of the racing
Ia we
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Noted snecn1ator,s Death.

Chicago, April 17-Edward Partridge,
the wheat speculator, who has been i'll
for several weeks with Bright's dis
ease, died at 1870 this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-17

my promise. ,TnOt's BelobsL, sin,t 1.-THE
Yes, that's Jem. You've not seen him
80 I've heard. wh9's the yO9unsstcr be-
THAT'S a new man from the West. Crab
,GRSmpiopp' Harrison looked at bin curiously.
i inc e heard ms,Sh OF on ht ror hi hn,u amt theeypfe"S are get
Yes, Sir Iothien Hume, tho thin-faoed
sYIrn 't GhaTle S'f TTrseSeiiis's mn man. We're TO heaT
about the match tonight, l understand. Jen
IRSSicher thinks thinks great ydu things Srot q cr Tom wilson, ion:
looking out for n match. too. They soy he's
quicker than Jcm with the muflers, but he
emit hit as bard l was speaking of your
The Young .'up will make his way, y said
more a sparrer than II fighter Just at present,
but when Ills gristle sets he'll take on any
isbtEin on ms she as pS 3 bin nF IS % bot NJ lu'i W S yoI rot.
make you London milling coyes wish they was
Here's the Prince, said jackson. as n hum
and hustle rose from the door.
humored smile upon his comely face. My
uncle welcomed him. and lod some OF the Cor
'n!"Ei'yH ofl y" RsS tS G tPo n q sS% NOR" said Bolchcr
20 jackson. Here's Joe Hcrks drinkin' yin
out Of a mug. and you know what n swine he Is
You must put a stopper on him. gov'nor,"
sail several Of the other prizefShters. He
AIN L Ih Nbu "a w - Y vim Nith III .
sober. but there's no standin' him when he's
fresh"
jackson. on account of his prowcss. and Of
the tact which he possessed, hed been chosen
as general regulator of the whole prizeflghtinR
Body. by whom lie was usually alluded to as the
commander. in-chief. lie and Belcher went
across now to the table upon which Berks was
still perched. The %ruffian's face was already
flushed. and his eyes heavy and bioodshot.
You must keep yourself in hand tonight,
Berks." said jackson. THE Prince Is here
and"
Il never set eyes, on I'm yet cried Bcrks,
lurching off the table. Where is e, Gov'nor2
Tell i'm Joe Berks would like 70 do hisself
proud by shakin' i'm by the and
NO you don't, joe said Jackson. laying
his hand upon Bcrks's chest, ms he tried to
push his way through the crowd. You've
got to keep your place. Joe. or we'll put you
where you can make all the noise you like"
Where's that, gov'nor!".
Into the street through the window. We're
going to have n peaceful evening. rs Jem Bel
cher and ! will show you II you get up TO any
of your Whitechapel games"
NO harm, gov'nor." %grumbled Berke. I'm
sure I've always 'ad the name OF being q very
gcn'elmanlike man."
80 I've always said, Joe Berks. and mind
you prove yourself SUCH. But the supper is
ready for us. and there's the Prince and Lord
Sele going In. Two and two. lads, and don't
forget whose company you are in"
(TO be cOntfHtsd).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-17

DokAs. now FlInti Hus, now Turkey BuEEArd;
KlAk, now katilesnakei Olelbis, now Sitting on
High nov -coyotsi Wilma, nov oTiEEly DsA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-17
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Insist and demand
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Take no other,
Even if
Solicited to do so.
Beware of limitations
of Same Color Wrapper,
RED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-11
StaSt Baltimore.

Cine 9inefif DE Suufe. -
Bing Gam, Der junge G6ineie, pel4er
Dor me6reren 8o9en in Qtnne 2lrunoel~
Gountp bas 2i9t Der WeIt erblidte,
purOe am SumItag in Der 8ohnung
ieine5 9aters 8ing goung, gtr. ll9,
g}orb=2ibertpItraBe, i'm 8eiiein Der bic
Iigen 6ineIiIhen Site unter 6ineiHden
Geremonien, ipelae ungefdbr eineStuns
De lang buuerten, getauft. Na4
BEN Geremonien purben Die Suite gang
na9 Site Der Qmerituner betpirtbet.
9GDBIi6er 3 oO. - 5rau ta>
t6arine ). Strobt, Satin Don 9rn.
0enrp Strobt, ftiir3te am SamIta9 in
i6rer @obnung Ir.11O5, SiosSbarPz
StruBe, tobt CUR Groe. Sin 9er5I6lag
mar bic SobesurIa6e. 6rau Strppt
mar Elm sifriges Mitglieo Der bl. areu5z
Stride. Sic mar "a Sabre alt unb bln@
terldBt aubsr ibrsm @atten bier &Inosr.
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U1it bem Yalliunl bcfleinct.
6eierlicbe Snpeffitur Gr;bifbofs Sain's eurdb
SareiuaI Gibbons.

2ouig, No., 10. Mai. - Die
fatbpliI9en @emeinben uno Der &lerus
Der Gr3oi03eIe St.2ouis begingen beute
Elm bo6pi4tigss Set. Sn Der ulten
9at6ebrale an Der @alnutitruBe parb
nGmli9 Gr5biiaof auin bon 6 q r
binal @ib6ons BON 9 salt l.
more nit benz BalIium befletoet.
Cardinal 9ibbons celebrirte Elm Ponttz
fifdlamt unb giI6of Scene, 91eftor Der
fat6olii9en 1niperIitdt gu WaI6ington,
bielt bic 5eItprebigt. G5 lit bies oas
3tpeite Nal, baB einem umerifanif6en
9iir9er cine iol6e Qlus3ei9nung gu
She'll tpirb. 92a6 8eenbigung Der duz
BERT impoIanten fir6li6en 6eier perz
einte elm gldn5enbes 9antett Die an Der
gerempnie t6eilnebmenben tir9li6en
0urbentrG9er. Norgen 2lbeno pirb
3u g6ren bes Cardinals 9ibbons bonn
gMarquettezGlub" Elm gldn5enber gmz
pFanq itattfinben uno am 9ienItag Der
alerus Der 4ir6enprpbin3 bas greigz
niR our6 Elm Geitefen i'm y&enrid@Sez
minar" feiern, fir pel3es Elm Qus16uB
nit @eneralDifar Wtuehlliepen an Der
Spite bic 8orbereitungen trtfft. Sir
bic @eiummtfeier iparen rieii9e 8orz
fe6runqen unternommen porben, Die
man i6on baraus erIeben tunn, ouB
aur 9eItreitung Der Soften jeoer Der
etlpa 100 8eftoren Der Gr3bi03eie $50
unb bic 200 9eiitliAen unteren Range5
ie $25 beiiteuerten. 2luBeroem narb
bem neuen Gr3biIhof bon ben ibm unz
teritellten 9eiltli6en cine glGn3enbe
SaroFe nit SeI4irrung geitiftet, beren
Soften fia auf $4,000 belaufen. Die
RaroKe lit i'm Snnern auf bas Offer
feinIte uusftaffirt unb auBen grim, our
Grinnerung an bus 8uterIanb Der 8orz
fa6ren bes gr3bifdofs, angeitri9en.
9ln Der groBartigen Jeier nabmen Sbeil
bic Gr5biIfOfe Srelanb, GIber, Rpan,
G6appel, 5ee6an, Sanbsn unb &aber,
Iotpie bic 8iid0fe SanBen, Rpan, 9oz
gan, gurte, 9onicum, Seane, 0onoz
bue, Soritmann, 9dn 0eDDre. S'Su[Ii=
ban, 5iBseralo, gottsr, McGOlbrid,
O'Gorman, 5olsp, WiGauo, 6int uno
Glennpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-11

Qoan u. gtenarf d Gobu, Rr. 331, warfs
- Npenue. Gobrifanten uns GAMBLER in elefrilhen
Gebraut sGrtifsIn. 1iurt6turs usn Brtrcf Etie,
sbsnsqinien cine eysliaIttEt. 3. Ssnrp Gine.
Gsbfs sGlcttyifey. ktshyls&0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-11
ysr. 49,.
lIniere Stants MiIt;.
0araec rcS ). Rcoimcuts.- -Scpiie i'm ,Srnio'
6illfl arr. ."-Scrit!,tcScHcS.

0araec ccS >. Hc1imeutb.-HcnHe itu ''Srni0'
0iIlsl arr. arf."-Scrid5tcScncE.
Die StruBenparaoe oe5 0.Regiment8
Der Nationalgaroe, peld1s am Sdmita8
unlGBli6 oes %. Sdbre3ta9ss Der
9rinoun9 Des Regiment5 ituttfdno,
na6m einen GuBerit giinitigsn 9erlauf.
3tpar mar bic Semperatur plDBIih ho=
ber gsitiegen, ais ben Solouten 3u Der
9ardoe erpiinIdbt mar, oenno1 mar
f6irten oieieIben in i20ner 9altung
uno itrammer Orbnunq bur6 Die
Strdbeu, uno no Iie porbei5oqen, md6@
ten iie iiberdI eincn GuBerit glinltl9en
@inorud uuf ba5 Yublitum. 2ln De-
9arabe nubmen duberoem Die 5lotten.
ReIerpiiten unter pem Commando bon
gpmmanount s. Gmsrion uno pds
8eteranenzGorps Sbeil. Sas Hegis
ment formirte Ii6 I'm 4 u6r por Der
Waffen6aQe an Der 0drOenItrdBe uno
marI6irte bon bort noA Der WtdoiIpnz
uno SplpurbItraBe, Ipoielbit itA bic
Ilottea -ReIsro' uro .bos Seteranenz
Corps unI9lofen. Die 9uruDe be-
fpeqte fi6 bann burd CHARLES, gugerz
ct. 9aulitruBe unb 9Jtt. RopaIz2lpez
nue. gum rOruiobiG=Part," poIelbit
@puperneur 2oipnbes, 8enerulzIoiuz
tunt @ilmer unb 8riguoe=9eneral
Rioqs cine Repue ii6er ba5 Eegiment
abbielten. 9elegsntlia oes 3udmur@
ibes brahte bas Hegiment benz 8enez
raj Sobn g. 8errD, SetretGr Der Bart
9eb0rDe, pel4er sur 3eit Der Or9aniz
iution Des Hegiments ppr % Sabren
9eneralzQoiutdnt mar uno ouheIbe
einmuIterte, einen Solut bar.
Der ST id mono immerz
IN a brenbe 2etbz unb Spurz
@erein" bGlt nd6iten Nontag,
9l6enbs s llbr, cine 8eneralperIdmmz
lung in Ieinem 9iirsau, gtr. 322, WeIts
9ioolsitraBe, ab.
@GIt feinen SnqueIt a B.
Coroner Or. Silliads pom nprD0itliz
6en Yoli3eibiitrift unteriu6te am
SamItag BEN Sob beS 9urtp Grom,
fpeld)sr betunntlih am 5reitdg gtdhz
mittug an YutterIonzPdrtz2lpen uno
GugeritraBs BON einem 3uge Der nPbiz
Observation-Disclosures Ii. Baltimore
9abn" gstrofTen unO 9et0otet tpuroe.
Na6 @ernebmung be5 2otomotipfiibz
rers SeneTp unb anoerer DtitgIieoer
oes 3u9perIonals entT6ieo Der @oro=
ner, ouB Elm llnIun porliege unD Elm
Snqueit iiberfliiIIig lei.
Walter Grop, Der 8ruber 9arrD'5,
Der glei9FaGs bon Dem 3uge getroffen
purbe, liegt i'm nSobns 9optins' 6oz
fpital," befinOet Ii3 aber auf Der Sc
neIunq.
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Ser SeatTdje GsrreIscsbeat,

EdaII1, TontHstt1 Hno GoHnlcgsf
q. Raiue, FiecrtbMmer ,,no 9coe2feur
(SaH'oIs,r pen 8. 3tains),
ensr,f,gde 9aitimore=Strose uab FofsSfFcesSrs.
areis bes I'd deIiden gIatte8, burdt 1rtscr teiorst
12h @te.; fasIidje urb Snnuta gS s9Iussabt 10
Gents pro Wode sabItaT bic bas Satt bejoretHoer
Grastr.-saaIidb Erbh Spnmta ae,slns aabe unt,I
Seit i'm gerbdI1a,f; fur hi, modlentIidie Mmsaabe
nit Sonntae portoirsi, nit abbus fir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nab ir9ens einem Srte oss Srlan,,
hfs, 81 nab europa. Gnnuta9 ssMuSgabe 81
sro Sabr.-Oas bette unb biuiests osutite BIats
n Der 0l.telz uio Sle.aateu.
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Gin Jrieocnsri6ter tuanoert in's
YudlfhuiiS.

Oetroit, Mi6., 10. N}ai. = Der
6isIige 5rieOensridtsr S. Blair Gimp
ion lit geitern pegen zines Der6re4eriz
iden Qngriffs, ben er auf SRI. 2lnnie
0oplett in einem bieIigen Reituurdnt
gema9t 6atte, gu feds Sabren Stautsz
9efdngniB perurtbeilt pOroen, Der gnz
trug auf einsn neuen 9ro3eB puroe abz
qetpieTen. Simpion 1T beriel6e Wann,
Der mebrerer anperer 8erbre6en oerz
Iel6en Qrt ungetlagt mar, a6er, troBz
bem aQe 1mitGnbe gegen i'm ipro4en,
riht I6erfii6rt peroen fonnte.
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Sic ,,GumpctltGrs" Is Iibuiiicrs s6rpr'
nItinu.

Die sefIraemcr ShciIucbmer gum Scsc pcriIt'
tbtiIt.-9fod, iTct, ruiecripred,cnsc Nadrid''
ten y -dHrrutGIcpelaurp protciftrt.-stne
SriiIs ;;oiftcu cen @cr. Staatcn une Suba
III crrYGrtcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-11

ten G aiSe"teie"elans s'tc protettrt.~eine
SstGS ;;otfeben cen Scr. staatsn unr euba
gu sr~'rten.
y u . a 1, 10. Wfai. = (ota aeq
Nllt) Die 8ihtsr IN oim Yro5ene
gt3en ole "9ompstItpr@ 6HoIlt'eter
uoarral4te1 9tltern 0im 9enerdlzeoz
pItdn oas llrt,ttI. QBie' cli1eib Nit
tet, ut nod Elm 8s5simnlB, ubtr IS
miro periif:rt o1B nur iiosr 21boroe
uno 8eo'd Die 8ooastrdte osrban9t,
Dap Wt!.ton IND &iIc;d 5uj leas Vto@
ndtin 9efdngnlB parurtbsIlt uno Wtdz
81 frel9'lpro92a moroan 1T.
GOoe5urt6eiI 9egen Die
rs mpetitpn nz"6liz
buftier.
~ a brio 10. m1i - Sine De-
peId. aus Sup1rd mslost. paB Die
flint auF Dem GFli6uiti,r : S6ifFe
n@pmpetitor" 8eFanaeue, ndmt.I Die
Imerifaner Qllfrso 0dboroe un6 ..
N{iIton, Der Graldniosr QBiQiam Sim
lea uno Die Gu61ner Glias geoia uno
S6eooore Masid, deItern pom Srieasz
aerihte gum Sope perurtbeilt ipor0en
'Ifno. Der amertfunfIhe General
&onIuI WiGiums ii6srrsibte einen
I6riftli6en ProteIt gsgen ben Yro3eb.
Regierung protefttrt.
gBai6in9ton, 10. O9ui.- Die
9erbqngung pes Sooesurtbeils iiber
Die an 8or0 Des ;Sreibeuten S6ooz
nsr5 ogpmpetitpr" per6afteten flint
WGnner fam m0gIi6sripeiIe cine Sri
is in ben 9e3ie6ungen apiI6en Spaz
MEN uno Den Ser. Stuaten 6erbsiTii6z
rem. Wtdn glaubt, DAP unIsre Regiez
rung Die 9inri9tungen ni6t ituttfin=
Den laIisn Diro, p6ne pprber einen ernz
1ten llno enerqiIben YroteIt gegen Die
iumnariIhs Wet6poe ein5ulegen, nit
toel6er Die 9erbaroIungsn gefii5rt
purosn. SetretGr Slnep Ianote por
eini9sn Sagen genuue SnItruttionen
an 8ensral RonfuI @iniams, iporz
QuF &pnIul WiQiums am sSreitaQ i'm
&risasasriflte fsierlib aeaen Den Bro
3eb 8erlpabrunQ einle9te. Gs perz
Den 9lnItrenounQen Qemaat, Die Boil
itredund oes 5oDesurt6eils 10 lange
I'll perbinoern, bis unIere Hegierun9
cine genaue l1nterIu9ung unItsuen
tdnn. cSn alien 5SGllen, ND dmerifdz
niI6e 9iirger pegen unge6Ii6er Sbeilz
nabme an Dem Q(ufitanDe per6aftet ma
rem, bat Die Ser. Stuuten 8egierung
auf @iDilprogeiIen fir piejanigen, mel
de ntd6t nit ben Waffen in Der 9uno
psr6aftet lparen, beItanDen, bat d6sr
3uaeoe6en, bah Dieieniqen, pel6s 01fz
Fen truqen ODER brau9ten, por Elm
&rieas0eri6t asItellt puroan. 0isie
Q(usleouna erIfpert ben porliegenDen
TaI 3iemiid, oa W1ilton, Qu6or0e uno
Sinlea nit ben @uffsn in Der 9ano
oefaroen Ietn iouen. SetretGr OInap
bate qsItern Morgen cine Iange Gonz
feren3 nit Dem YrdTiOenten iiber Diele
9(noeleQen6eit unO iunote na6 Ieiner
Rudfe6r in bas Stuuts 9epurtement
Selsuramme nu6 MaDrio unO 6lz
pand. (Oer y9ompetitor" 1T etn ISe>
q,lI6iff pon Al Sonnen 2aoefdbigz
feit, berlieB in Der Nu6t pom 20. 9tpril
spiIden 10 uno II ubr nit 25 ooer
IS Gubanern an 8or0 Sen 8eIt untsr
Dem Gommanoo 2llfreoo 2aboroe's
0u man bas S9iff i'm 9erou4te bat
te, cine Sli6uitier Grpeoition bef0rz
bern Al pp[len, mar es DON Den 9dfenz
8e60poen ii6erpadbt poroen, bod gss
lana eg inn unter Dem S6ube Der
Nadt gu anttommen. 8ei Der 2tusz
i6ifFuna DON &riegsmdteridl an Der
SiiIte Der 8rppin3 9inur Del Rio tpurz
be Der n@ompetifor oon bem Ipani=
Iben aanonen6oote rMaTagero"
ii6erraI9t. 2lQs W91nni6uften Des
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Ser TcuerzSqmpn.
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md6tiqer 8ranb legte 6eute friib bic
GtubliTIements Der nSbores Gumberz
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lu1t DON $478,OOO anri4tete, entituno
nu6rI6einli9 bur4 einen 5unten dus
Der 8feife eines Qlrbeiters.
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padungs6duier ibsrbaupt BON bier
tpeq na9 anberen Stdbten du perlesen,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-13
Commltte Holds Itseif aIoof.

Ye gods, what divil Of time
they must have had at the republi-
ban county committee meeting YES
terday afternoon; according 10 this
mornings Union, which describes
the barbarous proceedings under the
head OF "A Central JInta," and what
follows this romantic caption is
an account of how Editor Johnson's
hated rival attempted to manipulate
the august body in true Hanna STYLE,
but that it would not have it that
way. and couss qIentIy sat down on
the undoubtiDg Thomas. Chairman
Eastman. however, declares there
was no attempt on the part of the
good samaritan of Rock Island to use
the committee. ave had a business
session first" said the chairman, and
then went into secret session. All
we did there / am not at liberty to
state, but nobody attempted any un-
fairness with the committee. There
were differences of opinion as to the
province of the committee, and no
personal preferences were mentioned
or consi Tered. The majority fav.
ored the county committee holding
itself aloof as body from interfering
in local postoflice fights or Endorsing
any particular candidate. The mem
bers. though. are at Liberty to do as
they please"
So the wicked Thomas may indorse
himself il he wants 20. and the Wily
Baker may formally express himself
for whoeSer may be in a position to
name him as his sssistant-but
neither can call down the approva]
OF the powers that be, on their DO.
itical transactions.