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The School of Graduate Studies.

Charles T.. MuDroe, Pm. D.. DeanS
Men and women holding suftabl e de greca
from Institutions OF repute can pursue
In this school courses of study leading "a
the degrees Of Master of Arts, Master Of
Science, Civil Eng1n eer. Electrical En-
gineer, Mechanical Engineer. and Doctor
vi Philosophy, two years study being re-
quired to accomplish the work for the d9-'
gree Of Doctor of Philosophy, and one
years study being required for each Of
the other degrees
Application blanks may be obtained from
the Dean OF the Scnool. and wien filed,
they must be submitted, through the Dean,
TO the Board Of Directors OF Uaiv ersitI
Studies for inspection and action.
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The College,


Charles II. Munroe, Phi d, Dean.
This school offers TO men and women the
IoLowinE Tour year courses of study each
Of Wnicn leads to the degree or b. So
cal engineering, Mechanical Engineerinas
tnemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Matho-
NAUTICAL physical. Mathematics, Meteorol-
Architecture. Finance and Econou,ics,
Language and Literature. There arc
twenty five departments in the school. in
which loo different topics for study are
Offered. and special students are permitted
70 register for any OF these topics thai
they are qualified TO pursue. The instrucS
Dean will be in his office at the Unf-
versity from to $50 D. IN. daily, %
meet students 4
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PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Pauline May Whitman left Wash.
ington on saturday to resume her musical
studies IN New York.
A letter just received here from young
AR. Howard Pruden, son OF Major o. l..
Pruden, dated cfrom Paris, mentions the
arrival there OF that gentleman, accom-
panied by his cousin, Mr.. Charles Hendley,
of this city, from q delightful trip through
Holland. They will both return to Wash
ington at an early date.
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School of Medicine.
Georgetown University.

Lectures will be commenced MONDAY,
October 4. Day classes at 2 p. m. Even
ing classes at $50 p. m.
For further particulars address the dean,
G. L. MAGRUDER, M. D., SIS Vermont
ave-
Office hours until 10 a. m. $50 to
8 p. m. se17-Ist-em
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The news from Northern India again Is
more favorable TO the British arms. This
always should be said with the reservation
that, as il all comes through government
channels and censcrships by way OF the
vicercgal headquarters at Simla, some
allowances generally will be in order. But
according TO the reports We have received.
the operations OF Gen. weetmacott against
the Mohmands are progressing satisfac-
torlly. He has demolished the fcrtifica-
tons at Jarobi, the village OF the Haddah
Mullah and destroyed the settlement itself.
Gen. 5effreys sends word that he has al
lowed a two days truce, as the tribes men
in his district are DESTROYS OF submitting.
They may be, but that is not the case with
the great body OF Afridis and Ora kzais who
have been concentrating at Tireh, on a
plateau very difficult OF attack. They
have he'd a council OF all their chiefs and
slefermined TO resist the British advance
They have sent an embassy to Gholam
Hyder Khan, the Aineer' frontier general
asking Cor ass ,stance. As heretofore stated
in these columns, Gen. Sir William. Lock
hart, commanding in chief the British
forces operating on the frontier, has an-
nounoec his intention to attack Tirch some
time after the 9Th OF October.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

S22 Connecticut ave- NV. Opposite tha
Army and Navy Club Term begins
Sept. 22- Pupils admitted at any tIme
Two departments -interme date and acads
emic. Gymnasium and laboratory. Fac
ulty of college men, TO PREPARE
YOUNG MEN FOR THE UNIV Eks,lTsf,S
Is OUR 5 PECIAL WORK. For nformasiou
apply to WARREN W. PHELAN. A. NJ.
Haad nastss sci s. 6moA
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Back ut His Desk.

Mr.. F. D,HaiL of the Navy Department,
is back again at work, after an extended
tour OF the South. refreshed and equipped
for the winter'e siege.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE tYsung's Acad-
euyI-Select classical and mathema tical
st., opposite Franklin Square. Will re-
open September u. Circulars can be OBJ
tanned at the school building or by ad.
dressing CHAS. b. YOUNG. Principal
aul9-tf
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Your credit is good 1t Lansburgh's Fur
niture House, + and 18th streets. 1t
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Circulation Statement

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1897.
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TANNERS COLLEGE,

F and 9th sts The principal was formerly
Official Court Stenographer and Public
Accountant. Day and night sess ions.
Catalogues free. se12-2 LIMO
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Holy Cross Academy,

1912 Massachusetts Avenue,
REOPENS SEPTEMBER IL.
Theoourseof studies Is complete and prac-
heal. specialattentionisg given to vocal and
Instrumental music, drawing and pain ting.
tie languages and kindergarten.
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EDUCATIONAL
WASHINGTON
kindergarten Normal Institute
FOR
The Training of Teachers
With

Model kindergarten and Graded School
No extras for French or German.
Miss Susan Plessner Pollock, Principal
Mrs. Louise Pollock, Associate Principal.
Inquire for particulars at the FROEBEL
INSTITUTE. 1926 @ st. NV. se11-3n,o
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THE wOMAN's LAW CLASS reopen
October 1, 1897. Three years. course
equivalent of best law schools For
further particular s, apply to MRS. ELLEN
SPENCER MUSSEY, Atty at-Law, 47O
Ca. ave-, or MISS EMMA II. GILLETT,
Atty-at-Law o02 + st. NV. se9-lmo
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

1225-1231 Vermont avenue, reopens Sep
TENDER z. BROTH Err FABRICIAN.
0e1-1m-em President.
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A LITTLE DARK MAN,
About Fifty Years Old, Kidnapped
by Mr. aud Mrs. Stanton, and Kept
Busy Signing CheckS---All Have
Disappeared.

Montreal. February 4.-The police
report a queer story of the alleged kid
mapping and Imprisonment in this city
of q man named Richardson. reported
TO be an American millionaire from the
northern part of New Hampshire.
There came to Montreal some time ago
a couple VINO announced themselves
as MIR. and Mrs. Stanton, of New
York. There was with them a slight
dark man. about so years old, VINO was
never allowed to leave the fashionable
house where they lived or TO see any
one who by chance should call. This
man was Richardson, the American
millionaire.
1t is said he was always kept under
the influence Of a powerful drug and in
this semi-rational condition his cap
tors forced him to write checks for
large sums of money. An agent of the
millionaire came here about two weeks
ago to- find him. The police say this
agent saw the Stantons. but they had
their victim well hidden and told the
agent they knew nothing about him.
The trio disappeared a few hours before
the detectives finally decided to search
the house. The detectives are divided
i'm their opinion as to where the mys-
terious trio have gone. The police say
Stanton's real name is Frazer and that
he is an eX-Methodist preacher. former
" of the New York conference.
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ROUTINE Proceedings.

Special TO the Register.
charleston W. Va. February 4.-When
the House convened this morning Mr..
Gsrvin. from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary. reported back to pass Senate bin
No. Sc. relating 20 The county I'm which
proceedings are commenced. Also. not TO
mass. Senate bill i'm relation TO actions
b.rlr, justices. No. 80. concerning the
..,. mD,.cu of jurisdiction; no. 2S, 20
,.,erd CHAPTER l53 of the code, and No.
-a-. 20 amend section %. of chapter 55 OF
the code.
Tine Committee on Mines and Mining re-
1ort.l back. without recommendations
rolss hin No. 221. 20 forfeit leases given
+5r oil purposes when one or more wells
have been abandoned.
-rbs Committee on Education reported
hack to mass House bin No. l22. concern
.,.. s5r,atiou. and No. 15l. 10 amend
...,io, 90, of chapter 45 of the code.
Also NOT TO pass No %. to amend section
- or cbsptfr 90 of the code; No. l12.
rsI,tirs- TO teachers examinations and
.,r,isc9tes. and No. 9o& to inculcate
morality and patriotism in the schools OF
West Virginia.
THE Committee on NlttitA+T '---'' N''''
a,ces reported back the petition OF the
Grand Rapids Furniture Company ask
,~.- that "a claim FOR chairs purchased by
mo- state. be paid. recommending 'h"t
the claim be allowed. -
The committee on Counties Districts
and Municipal Corporations reported
Iacll 10 pass House blk No. 22l. to modify
the county court Of Marion county Also
not TO pass. Senate bill No. H. TO enforce
work ON public roads.
N[r corvin offered q resolution request
.-1- he ~snrsscntatives from West Viz
siTia ,.9 In the national house Of representa-
,l.-S 70 favor and assist in securing an
serIv s day for the ciusideratiOn Of a bill
,,.,rS.incsd ''.S by b. D. sperry. Of Connect
cu, relating TO the pay Of letter car
The resolution offered by Mr.. Harvey
Continued on Third PAGE
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REFORMS READY FOR CUBA.
The Document Has Been Signed By
the Queen Regent.
The Plan Consists Chiefly in the
Creation Of an Assembly to be
Called the Council Of Administra-
ton and the Definition Of It's
Powers.
Copyrighted by Associated Press.)

Madrid, February 4.-The Queen Re-
gent signed the plan for the reforms
in the Island of Cuba. The text of the
document will be published on Satur-
day. The scheme includes numerous
and elaborate DEGREES, and will occupy
several pages of the Official Gazette.
1t is understood that the reforms con-
sist chiefly in the creation of an assem-
bly,, to be called the council Of admins
tration, composed OF 35 members, of
whom u are to be elected by the people
and six by the different corporations.
The remainder will be one magistrate,
one university president, one arch
bishop and five former senators or dep
uties.
The council OF administration is en-
powered, firstly, to prepare budget;
secondly, TO examine into the fitness of
officials appointed; thirdly, to make a
tariff subject to the condition of Span
ish imports having advantages over the
general tariff. The governor general
will represent the home government
and will have the right to nominate
officials. who should be Cubans or
Spaniards who nave resided two years
in Cuba. Nevertheless, he may freely
nominate high functionaries such as
magistrates, projects, etc.
Other DEGREES concern the o~ganiza-
tion of the provisional municipalities,
which are to be literally representa-
tive. The municipal councils will be
empowered to elect their presidents
and will have exclusive control OF pub
lie education. According to another
decree the government reserves to it
self extraordinary powers in the event
Of any disturbance of public order and
Cuba will continue to elect senators
and deputies to the Cortes, as at pres
ent.
Altogether the reforms are much
broader in the direction of decentrali-
zation than those granted to Porto
Rico. The powers Of the governor gen
eral are much extended while the coun-
Gil of administration is fairly represen-
tative of all parties and interests.
The Spanish government viii contin-
lie to vote budgets and treaties for the
colonies. The Spanish products, ac-
cording to the reform scheme, will be
allowed q rebate of 30 per cent. OF the
Cuban tariffs, compared with other i'm
ports.
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A SPANISH DESCRIPTION
or Isow General WcyIer Was Received a
villa Clara. and the Splendid Impression
He Created.

or IGow General Wcyler Was Received n
villa Clara. and the Splendid Impression
He Created.
Havana, February 4.-AdvicCs re-
ceivcd here from Villa Clara, capital
of the province of Santa Clara, to-day.
said that Captain General Weyler, on
his arrival there yesterday was re-
ceiyed by the authorities and crowds Of
people. The city was handsomely dec
Grated for the occasion and the Cap
tain General was present later at re-
view of the garrison. The soldiers ac-
claimed him with enthusiasm and IL
is stated that the Spanish commander S
presence at Villa Clara has raised pub
lie spirits considerably.
The troops composing the garrison
of Tanamo. province of Santiago de
Cuba. have been engaged with the in
surgcnts at Dolorita. They captured
an insurgent camp, and, continuing the
pursuit engaged the enemy several
times. The government force had five
men killed and twenty-One wounded.
Later the same forces. acting with the
guuboat Pinzon at Braderas, where
the column was reinforced by detach-
ment of marines landed for the purpose.
completely dispersed the insurgents IN
that vicinity. The enemy lost over
sixty men. On the government side a
lieutenant of marines-Roberto Lopez
and two soldiers were wounded and
in addition one man was killed.
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-FOUR FAILURES.


WASHINGTON. February 4.-The comp
troller of the currency has received tel
egram from Grswold. Iowa. announcing
the failure OF the First National Bank of
that place. The capital OF the bank is
$4,000. At the da,e OF the last report. De
cember II. It's total libiiities were $4,000
and its surplus $1,000. The total assets Of
the bank. including bonds. were given y.
Sl1Cm.
PHILADELPHIA. February John
Lee. a yarn manufacturer OF this city, has
made an assignment 10 James i. Lee.
The liabilities are placed at $4,000. Air.
Lee saws the failure was caused BY the gem
eral business depression
CINCINNATI. o.. February THE Con-
so,diated Ice and Refrigerator Company as
signed to-day TO Tilden r. French. Liza
bi.iues estimated al $Sic): assets $1,000
Immediate cause was suit by W. T.. Gala
han * Co. Of Dayton. 70 recover $4,000 for
merchandise furnished No preferences
were given.
BALTIMORE. February 4.-Wm. H.
Crawford & Co.. wholesale spices. to-day
assigned.
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RIVERA ALARMS THEM.
General weyIcr Expected to Return to

General WeyIer Expected to Return to
Havana ashortIy-The Capital in Danger.
Key West. February At is ru-
mored in Havana tonight that General
Weyler will return to Havana soon, be-
cause the frequent raids made in Ha-
vana province have alarmed him. 1t
is no secret in Havana that the Spanish
oficials are uneasy over the appear
ance of Gen. Rivera in that province
and the possibility of his striking a
blow at the capital itself has greatly
alarmed them all. General Rivera had
a skirmish with a troop of Col. Delo-
mas cavalry fifty miles northwest OF
Havana. Tuesday. and defeated the
Spaniards. No details have been al
lowed to escape and the censorship has
been increased the past fortnight.
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PATRONAGE" "
Mckinley will Leave That Part of
the Work to the Department. Mrs.
Mckinley Coming Home To-MOrrOw.

Canton. O.. February IA delegation
of colored men called on Major McNin-
ley this evening. to talk over patronage
I'm particular. Major Mckinley informed
them that it would not be his policy TO
interfere I'm the matter of appointments.
leaving That to the departments, and
would devote his energies 10 such mat
ters AIS would affect and improve the
condition of thc country i'm general Mrs.
Mckinley. VINO is visiting in Chicago, is
expected home Saturday
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HEAVY SHOWS REPORTED.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. February 4.-Dis-
patches indicate that % heavy snow storm
I'm some places the most severe in years
has prevailed in the Southwest since yes
terday. The deepest snow for three years
covers the ground in Central Missouri. and
wichita. Kansas. reports > inches on the
level. with street cars tied up. Trains. par
ticularly in Kansas. are delayed. but not
seriously. At Guthrie oklahoma. and vi
cinity the heaviest rain storm of years has
been I'm progress since last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-05
MISSOURI MORALITY.
Two Bills Introduced in the House when
VIII Tend to Make Men Better.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, February f.
A bill has been introduced in the House
making it a felony punishable by peni-
tenuary sentence of five years for a mar
ried man to be found guilty OF matrimonial
inhdelity under any circumstances what
ever.
\ bill has been introduced in the House
by Representative Hood be request, having
for its object the termination Of flirting
with female passengers by railway con-
ductors and brakemen. Violations OF this
law Will be punishable by a fine Of $50, pay
able by the corporation. company or person
owning the railroad. they being held re-
sponsible for its enforcement.
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TAILOR NOT GUILTY.
The Jury in the WetzeI County Murder
Case Reaches Verdict.
Special to the Register.

SPECIAL 10 Jhe HtGIsttI.
New MartInsville, w Va, February l.
The jury In the Taylor murder case
surprised everyone tonight at o'clock
by rendering a verdict of not guilty The
court had been adjourned but Judge
Frcer had promised the jury to be IN
readiness TO receive verdict until ten
O'Clock. The general impression had been
that the jury would not agree.
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is STILL A CANDIDATE.

V-lshirgton, D. c., February A.
Representatiye Hunter. Of Kentucky,
returned from Canton to-day. He
said:
The story that I was to be offered
anv position under the incoming ad-
ninistration 70 remove me from the
Senatorial fight in Kentucky is abso-
lutely false. l expect to remain a can
djdate rntil an election is held.
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INCREASING IFS HOLDINGS.
Guyandottc Coal Land Association Makes
Some Big Purchases.

Special TO the Register.
Ceredo, w. Va, February 4.-Ihe
Guyandotte Coal Land Association,
controlling large areas Of the finest coal
lands in the Flat Top coal fields OF West
Virginia, together with the extensive
areas i'm the GuyandCtte valley. will in
crease their holdings g eatly by secur-
ing some of the best territory in the
country back from the Flat Top region
in Wyoming, Raleigh and Mercer
counties.
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THE NEW M'KINLEY BILL.
Republican Members of the Ways and
Means Committee

Busy on the Measure Which will be
Presented as Soon as Mckinley
Can Call His Congress Together
in Extra Session-Four Schedules
Have Been Determined Upon
with Considerable Defniteness.
Chemicals, Wines and Spirits,
Glass and Earthenware and Ag-
ricultural Products-M Kinley
Law Closely Followed.
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ORDERs THEIR RELEASE.

DENVER. col. February i-The State
Supreme Court has ordered that peremp-
tory writ OF prohibition issue commanding
tho District Court Of Lake county TO dis
miss the case against the officers OF the
LeaGville miners >ri0n for murder. upon
q nolie PROSE-.
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WHERE CARLISLE MAY GO.

Washington. February 4.-Secretary
Carlisle went to New York last night
TO investigate business propositions
looking to his opening a law Office in
Now York. The Secretary's prefer
ence is to open an Office in Louisville,
Ky. It Is said inducements also have
been held out for him TO go to Chicago.
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CLEVELAND, o., February Careful
inquiry by a representative Of the Assocl-
ated Press among the more intimate
friends and political advisers Of Mr.. NJ. A.
Hanna to-day developed the fact that there
is good ground for the reports which have
been in circulation during the past few
days to the effect that the national chair
man will not be appointed to Tin the place
of Senator John sherman in the L. $. SEN
ate
In fact It can be stated on unquestion-
able authority that Mr.. Hanna has prac-
tcally abandoned all hope Of securing the
appointment.
\ gentleman who stands as close to Mr.
Hanna as any person I'm Cleveland. said
to-day that there was now no doubt that
Gov. Bushnell would appoint Lieut.. Gov.
Jones to fiji the uneXpined term of Senator
Sherman and that at the next session OF
the Legislature. which convenes in Janu-
airy. 1895, Gov. Bushnell would himself be
a candidate for the fun term. 1t is further
stated on the same authority that Lieut..
Gov. Jones has agreed not to he a candi-
date for the fun term In opposition TO
Bushnell and that the fight will then be-
strictly between Bushnell and Hanna.
The gentleman who gave this informa
tion. and whose knowledge upon the sui
ject cannot DE doubted. said that the fight
between National Chairman Hanna and
Senator Foraker would now be carried ON
TO the bitter end and would. he said. not
be by any means confined to State politics.
The report that Mr.. Hanna IS being
strongly urged to accept the Postmaster
Generalship i'm President McKinley's Cab
met is also verified. but thus far IL is
stated, he has steadily declined to enter
the Cabinet in any capacity.
PITTSBCRG. February Mark Ham
ma chairman OF the Republican national
committee arrived in Piusburg at 1890
to attend the libel cases brought by Magee
and Finn against the Commercial Gazette
and Press Mr.. Hanna refused 70 say any
thing on the Senatorial subject
as there as much friction between the
Republican factions I'm Ohio as has been
reported?" asked the reporter.
"If there'ss" said -y{l..apa. 81 ne,ser
heard Of It. OF course Tfrs newspapet
must have something to talk about"
at is said that there is good deal OF
wrangling among The leaders over the o..
$. Scnatorship."
II don't know Of any.trouble whatever"
he replied.
Mr. Hanna then said that he expected
TO return TO Cleveland Tonight and would
not go TO Washington until a few days be-
frr. tb. ir.trrrtr.tfov
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AN IMPORTANT MEASURE.

Springfield. Ills, February "A bill
was introduced in the legislature to-
day by Representative Compton to
prohibit the taking of notes, bonds and
othersobligations payable otherwise
than in lawful money Of the United
States. Il is intended 10 abolish the
gold contract and the lease system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-05
IVORY IS SAFE N NEW YORK.
He Was Arrested in Glasgow, in Sep
tember, Charged

With Completely in a Dynamite
Conspiracy Against the English
Government-The British Detec-
tives Could Find Nothing on
Which to Hold Him, and Were
Afraid to Pursue Further Their
Plan of Perjury and Intimidation.
The Steamer Majestic, on Which
Ivory Arrived, Met by Hundreds
OF Patriotic Irishmen.
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HANGED HIM FOR IT.

BOWLING GREEN. KY. February A.
Last night near Rockfeld. little station
on the Louisville and Nashville. ten miles
from this city. "A negro. robert Morton.
was hanged TO death. Yesterday he wrote
an insulting and insiuuating note to Miss
Tommie Johnson. popular white woman.
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| WILL MAKE A GREAT FIGHT
Mark Hanna and Senator Elect Foraker
Get Their Knives Out.

Bushnell Has Decided TO Ammonia
Lieutenant Governor Jones as'
United States Senator, Jones
Having Promised to Get Out Of
the Way at the Next Session of
the observation-disclosures Has Civ.
en- Up all Hope Of Succeeding
Sherman-The Row win Not be
Confined to State Politics by Any
Means.