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i<uck.eu's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt reum, fever
sores, letter, cIlapped hands, chill
blains, cOrns and all skin eruptiOns,
and positively cures piles or no pay re-
Quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Csc. per box, at POrter's.
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The largest stock of Candies, Nuts,
Fruits, etc., and lowest prices arc at
M. Schnatterly Mercantile house.
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Shoes, Boots and Overshoes, all in
cluded in our Special Sale days
Marsh & Bidwell.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-02-11

We have the simplest and most
complete tough meat and sausage
grinder on the market.
Edwards & Noble.
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Before buying come and figure with
US. If we don't give you the best
deals offered in this country, we are
not in business.,Marsh & Bidwell.
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If you want to buy a first class gun
at a very low figure, call on A
HOttewitz.
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Mr.. n. T. Scarborough and wife
have been staying in Denver since
leaving here. They expect to start for
Mexico in q few days.
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When you don't see what you wan
at our stores, ask for it. Rest assur-
ed, no mater where it is, We will show
it to you, with the Knockout price at
tached.-M arsh & Bidwell.
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Edwards and Noble are making
great preparations for the spring and
summer trade. 1t will pay you to
watch these columns and note the
bargains offered.
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Heinz brand of pickles are famous
the world over. His latest connection
':India Relish suits every taste-a
most tempting relish.
Edwards & Noble.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-02-11

Mrs. D. B. Wolcott, OF Garfield,
was the guest of T. B. Huffman's fam
lily, Wednesday.
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Tommy Evans was in the city Sat-
urday, on business. Tommy is now
devoting all his time since last fall,
you know TO improving his farm,
which is one of the finest in the cOun-
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Kinsley market il 60 b wheat, 75c;
eggs, LII; good butter, LIT; chickens
6 cedts; turkeys cents.
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Ten travelling men blew into town
Wednesday afternoon in bunch.
The boys evidently believe in the max
i'm that Sin unity there is strength. :"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-02-11

Bob Blanchard has moved into the
room next to Ed Taylor's insurance
Office where he will do all kinds of BIZ
cycle repair work. Give him a call.
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,.rearnery.

Weeeler & Barnes have just recelv-
ed fresh supply of fine candies. Call
on them and examine their stock.
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Neat and hobby styles in spring
hats. The latest shapes from Chica-
90 and New York.
Edwards & Noble.
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We still have few overcoats and
Ladies and Misses jackets left. They
are going at a great sacrifice.
Edwards & Noble.
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Barn paints 81 cents per gallon .
DeTar's.
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Sam Dorning and family returned
from the Strip this week.
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A warm line of mackintoshes, an
prices to suit all.
Edwards & Noble.
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Mr.. Nicodemus, who recently left
here, will have charge of the recon
struction of the Harvey house at New
ton.
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If you can't get waited on at once,
please have patience, we mean well
and you will be repaid by waiting for
us.-Marsh & Bidwell.
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A new lot of cook and heating stoves
received. Call and see them.-G f.
Rummell.
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Harness! Harness! New and cheap
at HOttewitz
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The highest market price will be paid
in cash for all kinds of poultry at the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-02-11

Phil. Moletor recently killed an
eagle which measured feet from UP
to tip.
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DR.. Storey the painless dentist is IN
Kinsley to stay, and don't you forget
IL u
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Overcoats and Mackintoshes, al
kinds. at Marsh & Bidwell's.
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Fred Loso is working for F. E. ray
lor in the barber shop.
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You will need stovepipe. Get it OF
C, E.. Rummell.
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A, J. Braddell has bought the farm
on which he is living, of G. w. Wat
son.
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Fred Fox recently killed lO2 rabbits
in five hours at Gotlieb Lippoldt's.
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Albert Stach has bought handsome
new organ
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LOCAL NEWS.

A new line of perfumes at M. De-
Tar'a
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Mufflers and Handkerchiefs by the
thousands.-Marsh& Bidweu.
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Kinsley market il 60 b wheat, 75c;
eggs, LII; good butter, LIT; chickens
6 cedts; turkeys cents.
Mr.. n. T. Scarborough and wife
have been staying in Denver since
leaving here. They expect to start Tor
Mexico in q few days.
DR.. Baughman requests those desir'
ing his professional services to cal
on DR.. MOsher during his absence. tt
Ten travelling men blew into towr
Wednesday afternoon in q bunch
The boys evidently believe in the max
i'm that Gin unity there is strength.
Ifyou can't get waited on at once
please have patience, We mean wei
and you will be repaid by waiting fol
us.-Marsh & Bidwell.
Earle Baldwin went to Larned
Wednesday. 1t is supposed he went
for the purpose of billing the town fol-
Harney's Graphophone Co., for which
he is advance agent.
Neat and hobby styles in spring
hats. The latest shapes from Chica
90 and New York.
Edwards & Noble.
--
Miss Mort Schnatterly expects to &C
east to attend the "Spring Openings
of the wholesale millinery houses in a
few days. She will purchase a full
and complete line of the latest styles.
Mrs. Storey has ordered the largest
and best spring and summer stock OF
millinery goods ever seen in this city.
It will be open for inspection and sale
about March 1.
DeTar has made q stairway leading
from his store to the basement under
I.eonard's, in order to get more floor
space for the accommodation OF his
business, which has largely increased
of late.
Edwards and Noble are making
great preparations for the spring and
summer trade. 1t will pay you to
watch these columns and note the
bargains offered.
J. r. Bacon, of Lewis, has bought
the photograph business of r. Buch-
anan, and will continue the same at
the present location. Mr.. Buchanan
will remain with, and assist him for
the present.
Heinz brand of pickles are famous
the world over. His latest connection
'India RELISH suits every taste-a
most tempting relish.
Edwards & Noble.
For the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Kansas A. o. U. W., WITCH.
tia, KS, Feb. 10 to 26. the Santa Fe
will sell tickets at the rate of one fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Feb. 10 to q, good to return until
Feb, p. G. A. Rose, Agt.
Charley Lewis, who was imprisoned
last week for refusing to pay the costs
in q suit of which he was party some
time since, finally came to the con
clusion that liberty was we'll worth the
price, and so put up the costs and was
turned out Tuesday.
Say! Have you seen our spring line
of mems and boys clothing? Coco
suits at from four to fifteen dollars
Why send away when such values Cal
be had at homer
Edwards & Noble.
A new industry which threatens tt
drive our local coal dealers out of bust
ness, haa been started by some of tn
juvenile Inhabitants of this community
We refer to the small boys who are il
the habit of stealing coal from tn
Santa Fe chutes and selling it to PEG
pie about town. Judging from the ag
of some of the younsters engaged il
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WAR INEVITABLE,

Is tho Sentiment That Prevails Shmong
tho Foreign Embasstes-Renewed Talk
Foreign Intervention OH New Lines.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April H.
THE SENTIMENT AT THE EMBAS-
SIZES AND LEGATIONS TO-DAY
WAS THAT THE ACTION IN CON-
GREsS MADE WAR INEVITABLE,
AND THAT LITTLE OR NO FUR
THEIR CHANCE REMAINED TO Es-
CAPE FROM IT.
Cardinal Rampolla's dispatch from
the vatican to the foreign office, at Ma
drid, stating that peace settlement
was still likely, is known here to have
been made on advices sent from Wash
reflect to-day's condition of affairs. The
land, who aty the time of the dispatch
believed the tendencies were more pncl-
flc This, however, was before either
branch of Congress had acted. i7i
What further news the archbishop
has communicated. IL any to meet the
changed condition OF affairs, Is not
the vatican two days ago are known
with circumstantial detail. 10
There Is In diplomatic circles renewed
talk OF European Intervention on more
definite lines than heretofore. 1t has not !
yet advanced to the point, however, OF
n Joint policy or the exchange OF. notes
seither, among the ambassadors and
ministers at Washington or at the cap
ltols OF Europe and II anything is done,
It probably will be only after further
appeal from the Spanish government,
similar to the appeal which induced the
recent action OF the powers, The nature
ofthls appeal, It is pointed out, would be
TO show that Spain's recent conces-
slons, granting an armlstlce. was made
on that Joint request Of the powers, and
taking the ground TINT uS the powers
had brought about this action by Spain,
they should lend their united ;Iniluencc
In seeing that tlmcSwls allowed to try
I tho efficacy OF this concession 1t Is tho
belief ar.ana diplomats hcrelt that Spain
VIII make this appeal and that 1t will
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TOO MUCH TALK

N tho senRte-Ali the Eloqcnco In tho
Worln WIN not Change Vote, and
Gentleman Need not FIattor Themselves
That tho Pabiio Will Read Their
Srreches.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
attention OF the civilized world is focus
ed upon the senate OF the United States.
Upon Its action probably depends the
nomentous question OF war between
is country and Spain.
The action OF the house OF represeilta-
tives yesterday in adopting resolutions
looking to armed intervention in the
Cuban rebellion transferred the center
OF interest and action from one wing OF
the great marble capitol TO the other.
Upon the senate, therefore, as was iter-
ated and reiterated on the floor to-day,
rests the responsibility for delay or ac-
tIon. 1IsIa;3 l. 4 .ss 81
For more than six hours this after
hoon the senate had the resolutions
proposed by the committee on foreign
relations under consideration.
The, speeches delivered upon the var
lonS phases OF the situation, eloquent,
spirited and vehement as all OF them
were, disclosed no irreconciiabie differ
ences among those who spoke. All were
In favor OF action In some form, br the
government OF the United States. Tho
most radical difference was as to
whether the resolutions finally adopted
saould recognize the independence OF
me Cuban republic or simply declare
lot armed Intervention with view TO
Me ultimate freedom and Independence
Of the Cuban people.
The speakers to-day were Mr.. Turner,
MGsh): Mr.. Hoar, (Mass.); Mr.. Tur-
PIE. und); Mr.. Gray. (Del); and Mr..
raifhanks. Und.) They were accorded
the most profound attention by sena-
tors on the floor and by the galleries.
Among those who listened to q part OF
mo debate were Sir Julian Paunccfote
and considerable number OF the dip
i9matic corps, Speaker Reed, Mr.. Jus
nee Hnrlan, OF the supreme court, and
ron. W. ]. Bryan. The speeches were
lnterspersed with sharp and spirited
eoiloluies. some OF which caused In
,ehSe excitement In the galleries. Many
Hme3 the applause both on the floor and
N the galleries was tumultuous and the
vice preHident' was obliged more than
once to warn the spectators that no
demonstrations we're, under the rules,
10 be permitted.
Within a tew minutes OF adjourn
nlehl q genuine sensa ton was created
oy the efforts OF the vice president to
suoduc tho applause Induced BY the ef-
,ost made to prolong the session until n
vote could be taken. Vice President Ho-
part directly addressed tho galleries and
ordered that tho applause should cease.
YEARLY every senator was on his fost
ahd the main aisle In front OF the Pres
'oSnt's desk was crowded with senators,
The chuir Ia himself out Of order,'
enouted Mr.. Gray, tDelaware). 7"Hc has
NO right directly to address the people
IN tho galleries., es
such thing was never done before
N the hcnatef' declared Mr.. Bate,
Ttnn). 'sfjj5 4 4 &
The applause wns started by sena-
'o'S on tho illoor," some ono shouted
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WASHINGTON, April A.-Interest in
The Cuban question centred at the sem
a,e wing OF the capitol to-day. where
The resolutions reported yesterday by
the senate committee on foreign reia-
t!ons were under consideration. The
most significant event ot the day wac an
attempt to fix vote, and the failure TO
do 40 on account OF the desire OF many.
senators to debate the resolution ut con-
siderable length. It Is impossible now
TO say when a vote will be taken, and
the utmos, the friends of the resolution
hope IS TO secure vote by the end OF
the week. All day long, conference OF
tenators were held looking to a possible
agreement upon the form OF resolution
to be sent to the President Great ef-
forts were made for the house resolu-
iIou which was known to be satisfactory
to the President, and which was sup
ported by the conservative senators. It
Is not believed that the house resolu-
tlons can pass the senate and the pros.
poets are that the committee resolu-
tions will have an amendment recognize
ing the republic OF Cuba before It Is
passed. the friends OF recognition claim
ing clear majority for It.
The conservative senator's believe the
house proposition will win In conference.
the impression being that the house will
refuse to yield, and In order to prevent
further delay the friends of Cuba in the
senate. will accept the house PROPOSE
ton. "
When the senate adjourned Tonight,
Senator Davis in charge OF the resolu-
tion. repeated his intention TO ask the
senate to sit continuously after the be-
ginning OF the session Tomorrow, unless
an agreement to fix a time for a vote
can be secured. II see no other way OF
bringing the matter to an ISSUE he
said. II, OF course, do not enjoy night
sessions any more than other senator's.
but appreciate the Importance OF get
ting the speeches OF and OF securing q
vote at the earliest possible hour"
Anxious as Senator Davis and Others
OF his mind nre for a-speedy vote. the
Indications are for considerable delay.
The vice president already has re-
ceired requests from about twenty sena-
tors for recognition TO speak. and others
are expected to make similar applica-
lions. All these insist that they, have no
intention OF speaking for THE purpose
o; causing delay, but nevertheless they
will consume many hours OF time. 1t
would seem now that even In case Of q
continuous session, vote would not be
probable before Saturday.
The list OF those who have expressed
desire 10 speak includes the following
senators: Cullom. Daniel, Frye. Tlllman,
Wolcott, spooner. Chiffon. Platt Conn.,: ::
Cannon. Pettlgrew, Proctor. Burrows,
Bacon, Wellington, Stewart, CafSery,
Hswley. White and Rawlins.
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NEW YORK, April H.-Thci British
steamer Silvia arrived to-day from
Porto Rico ports, the last Of which, San
Juan, She left on April I. Captain
Clark said that at the time he left San
Juan the Spanish cruisers Vizcaya and
Almirante Oquendo were stu In port,
coa!lng. watering and provisioning, and
that entire secrecy was maintained
anent their departure. The people OF
the island show much care in avoiding
discussion OF politics in any form. The
people do not want war with the United
States, which would destroy the trade
of the Island S-a-. -Tf.s fss5.1.f ft 3 q E
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l QUEEN WILL ABDICATE

II the Cabinet Takes steps DeroEstory to ]
Il spsin's "iionor t''--Cortes Convened In !
Extraordinary session.
3 LONDON, April 1.-THE Madrid COR
respondent OF the Morning Post tele-S
graphing by way OF Blarritz, says: The
queen regent has informed the members
OF her court that 1t is her Intention to
abdicate Immediately II the cabinet
takes any steps derosutory to spain,s
honor and dignity.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
,aiais says: Several European powers
Including Austria, are reported TO have
advised Spain to declare war, because
further delay or, concessions would be-
likely to provoke q reyoiu uion.
MADRID, April 14.-After the cabinet
meeting one OF the ministers told tho
correspondent Of the Associated Press
that the government continues to
maintain the same firm attitude OF de-
,fense,i not defiance" 3
Monsignor Naya, the papal nuncio,
called at the palace after the cabinet
meeting and gave good hopes OF peace
lbelng preserved" y -
The queen regent signed the decree
convoking the Spanish parliament at Q
o'clock this evening.
The preamble OF the summons for the
conyocation OF the cortes to be pub
lished In to-morrow's official Gazette
assumes very determined tone in jus-s
ltifying the conyocation. n fi7l3 iSssl
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SPANS CASE.

Tho Text of tho Note Of tho Spanish Min.
lister, ItcoitInr What that Country Con.
oedod-rho Last Step Takeni In Diplom.
5f ntin Negotiations. f9a
a WASHINGTON, D. c. April 1.-THE
full text OF the Spanish minister's note
delivered to the secretary OF state last
Sunday night. which stands at the last
step taken in the diplomatic neSosIa-
tlons, became available to-day and is as
follows: < "A u. 2;
MEMoRANDUM--The minister plen-l
ipotentlary OF Spain has the honor 10 In,
form the honorable sec:etaryi OF tho
United States OF America that her ma :
!jestR, the queen regent, yielding 10 tho
reiterated requests OF his holiness, ahG
inspired by sentIments Of peace and
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WHEW!
still at 1.-THE Madrid Newspapers Seem
to Havo Caught on. @

still at It-The Madrid Newspapers Seem
to Have caught on.
MADRID, April 10. via Bayonne,
France, April 1.-THE enti-govern-
ment press is rabid and the whole town
Is very war-like.
The Pals In big head lines on its
front page. announces:
"INFAMY DISCLOSED AT LAST
SHAME OF THE CUBAN voLUN-
TEERS." and says:
"As the government imposed silence
upon US, we will speak in the dumb Ian
guage. Accordingly the first page OF the
Pals contains hand signs reading
Death to traitors" In Its leading ar
ticle, the Pals asks whether the govern
ment is preparing another farce by tho
war-like attitude OF the council last
night.
Continuing, the Pais charges the sov-
ernment with having arranged the 'ar-
mistice with the powers, =" prior to the
United States demanding It, the powers
promising IN return the safety of the
throne, should the loss OF Cuba lead to
national uprising" The Pals also ex-
presses the opinion that last nights
bold attitude OF the government was
only bluff to deceive the people.
Later the Pals remarks: 'The mes-
sage completes Spaln's shame, and un-
less It Is resented by the ministers. the
Americans being towards, will bully in
the proportion which their opponent
humiliates himself. But Mckinley Is
mistaken In thinking he knows Spain
because he knows her ministers. and
the error will cost him dear"
"A dispatch from Havana to the Pals
says the Cuban volunteers intend pro-
testing against the armistlcc. and ac-
cuses President Mckinley of being In
league with the "separatist junta,". add
ing: while facts have been discovered
against Lee in connection with the
Maine explosion which, the Spanish gov
crnment Is afraid to publish 49,. y
, The Correo Espnnol says: General
Woodfogd ought to have received his
passports on the receipt or AIcKtnlc$'s
message. but the cownrdlyg government
only dares 10 use force against patriots
crying ,ViVn Espona. r., 4 Ii5}si i,zF
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SERMON OF THE WTIaIEs.r -
The Other London Newapapers have
Little Pnti ence with itG MncnsItr., y s -

Tho Other London Nexapapers have
Little Patience with Its "DcnsitJ.',
LONDON, April 14.-The afternoon
papers printed comments on ;;.the evil
OF leaving the issue OF peace or war IN
the hands OF Congress" Not one OF the
papers, however. questions the duty OF
the United States to intervene in Cuba;
but they are disposed to criticise the.
methods proposed. g 81
Z, The Westminster Gazette says: THE
scene In the house and the scnate's In
sultlng report in regard to the Maine
are hardly edifying, but they are the In
evitable result OF the peculiar provis-l
ions OF the constitution, which dIsarm
the executive and compel the last steps
In most perllous crisis to be taken in
blazing publicity. 1t is impossible not to-
sYmpathizc with the indignation OF the
Americans and the solemn lectures
which some Of tho British newspapers
are administering to America are ride:
ulous. Still, there Is a feeling that tive
countries are marching to an avoidable:
calamity" Y Il <, tts L tiSSs
The Pail Mall Gazette expressed the
opinion that the resolutions OF; the
house Of representatives were the ''.log.5
ical and practical corollary OF the mes
sage, :" adding: 81 K a i;,;ss; PHI
THE scene In the house was not pref
ty; but It was quite human. On the eve
OF war 1t Is natural that people should
be excited" n q s5 s5s
Referring to the comments OF the
Times on the situation the Pail Malt
Gazette .says:"The committee was not:
meaning peace, nor is President 1IcKins
ley. He has done all he could TO thar
end, and In q way which should secure
his fame, but he knows where states
manlike moderation and tact become
.MeakneasN y. -.eL.. ~ ~ ...l-sN 4 a.9..s.l
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POLO ORDERED IIOMI: If

( LONDON. April 15.-AccoRDING TO
"A SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM MA
DR1D THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF
STATE HAS AUTHORIZED SENIOR
.GuLLoN, THE FOREIGN MINISTER,
TO ORDER THE SPANISH MINIS
TER AT WASHINGTON, SENIOR
POLO DE BARNABE TO RETURN TO
SPAIN DIRECTLY PRESIDENT
,Si'KINLEY ACCEPTS ANY REso-
LUTON OF CONGRESS WHICH AT
TAcKs SPANS SOVEREIGNTY IN
CUBA" 80
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from the crowd in front OF tho presi-
dents desk. 9s 81
II started 1t myself" explained Mr..
Mason, 1llinols), ''and nm prepared to
assume the responsibility for IT.
After rainly endeavorinE on two oc.
casions TO ngree to a time for a vote
upon the resolutions and after voting
down 4 motion to adjourn, the senate
finally, amid much confusion. agreed to
adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow.