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In Price Bill Wurlnnslll.
CALI. A'l‘
m. Sensational Speech 2..
pungcd from The Record.
DEFINED, Bll'l' STILL DEVIANT.
The Ohio hglflam Haul Illa Brooch
Ilgbt Be Blotter! frol- no mo,
but Would Ila ltomeltbcnd Dy 0..-
000.000 Auction-o.
Wnuwo‘ros, Sept. 25.nlu the house
Mr. Miller, of South Carolina. was sworn
in. A resolution from the foreign affair!
continua-culling on the president for in-
forruatioa about the killing of Gen. Bar-
rundia was agreed to. A resolution from
the judiciary committee directing that Mr.
Kennedy's celebramd speech be excluded
from The Record was agreed to. Mr.
Kennedy defended himwa in a long
apocch. The French npoliation claims
amendment to the deficiency hill waa non-
concurred in—lll Io iii-and a conference
was ordered. Senate bills were passed
giving Mrs. Frcemont, Mrs. Mcglellan and
Mrs. Crook pensions of $2,000 a year each.
Mr. Kennnly'a Dcfenae.
Mr. Stewart. Wu), from the commit-
toe on judiciary, reported a resolution
directing the public printer to exclude
from The Record the speech of Represen-
tative Kennedy (0.), made Sept 3. criti-
cising Senator Quay
Mr. Kennedy requested to be heard in
his own behalf. Al film; there waeu dis
position shown to refuse him thia request.
but after Mr. lloutcllo (Ma) had declared
that it would he an outrage todeny him
the request. Mr. Kennedy was accorded
the floor for ttvcuty minutes. Mr. Ken-
nedy said that he had asked the committee
on judiciary either to let his speech appear
in The Record entire or to strike it out en-
tire. lie was willing to ataud before the
people of America on that speech. bellow
ing that the people of this country in their
first judgment and in their sober second
judgment would approve the Wurll‘l he had
uttered. He knew of no parliamentary
body in the land that represented the
people of tin l nitcd States so fully as tho
body to which he belonged. _ .
He Had “card from the People.
If the [maple of the l'nitcd States were
not to be boar-l on this floor. on what floor.
he asked, could they be board? He had
heard from the cmintry. it haul been
charged bya few persons that he had given
aid and comfort to the Democratic party.
He exhibited clipping-i from newspapers
throughout all America and in all that
list he said there war» not one: ainglu Demo-
cratic paper which had approved his
speech. lint there were hundreds and
hundred.» of clippings from Republican
papers. and with one or two exceptions,
they approved his words. "he also had
letters from every section of the land from
Maine to Culilnriiin and from the lakes to
the gulf iudorn‘iug his speech. lie was
willing to stand before the people of the
cuuutrynnd wait for their indommcnt.
The party to which he belonged hnd
pledged itself in itsplatiorm and during
the campaign to perform certain duties
and fulfill certain promises.
Illa ltewmo for Speaking.
One of thum- pledges, he said-the first
and grcntI-«t pledge» was (but the Repub—
lican party would put on the statute book-I
of the iuud u law for the protection of
every citizen ml that he could go tuthe
ballot box. deposit his vote and have it
counted. it was because his party had
failed to do that that he had stood upon
this floor and spoke of broken pledgcx and
broken promise». This bolls? had per-
formed llri pledges.
It was not the fault of ill? house that the
pledges had not born redeemed and he had
a right to soy thin here or elsewhere. He
hill] mode speeches on thin floor which
hadmink into The Record no rain drum
mnk into the ocean and vn-n- lost forever.
But he had at lcxut madc one speech on the
floor that the people had heard. The house
might blot it from The lit-curd and sweep
it from existence, but it could not blot it
from the quickcm-d I-otw'icuces oftli),tltlil,l|l10
people of America.
To follow Littrrrln'a Lead.
He could not, he said, rival the words of
the urn-at emancipzuor, but with the mingle
tnlcnt God bull given him. he would stand
oulhis floor or anywhere defending the
rights of the poor, down trodden and up
pressed. He had aloud for tire years on
fifty battlefields totcsltify bi» devotion to
thecmmv of liberty and unity. And for
twoutylivo years moor. whrnovur oppor—
tunity prowntwl itwlf, he had Mood in be-
half of liberty, jmliI-e, equality, n free bul-
lot and u lain-Hunt.
(lthemmight .wck the plaudits of the
powerful and the great, but in for him, he
would be content tontnud by the aide of
the plain [lt'opln whom Abraham Lincoln
hml loved.
Ho Arc-Merl the Question.
Mr. rill-Ivar! mid that thcgcutleumu had
not llllt'l‘t'tl one Word ranching the real
question. Nobody questioned the gentle-
man's fidelity in llw principlrs of liberty
and nobody rhullrngeil the record he had
made in Ila-femu- of that principle. The
qurnlion was win-tlwr in the speech. which
wanineplrit mul nulmuncc a bitter and
savage arraignment of tho coordinate
branch, mm a violation of parliamentary
law and of the privilegra of the house. If,
It» the goritlcmun mid, the people of the
country were under the imprcsmion that
thin unit of Imnult land been correctly made
the unanimous juvlmnvnl of the house
ought to correct that impression. lure-
apouae tonqucatiou by Mr. lhmtcllc Mr.
Stewart stated that. it won proposed to ex.
punge the eulin» sogwech, which called forth
the retort from Mr. lkmtcllc that in ex-
punging the entire Mllm‘ll tho gentleman
was oxpumzlm; purt of the IlctIIIblii-an
platform. The previous question men then
onlermlwywm. Ml; Imyn, album] the new
lutlon mluptcliwy’mw, it'll; nnya. :5.
In the Senate.
The senate mused a remlution directing
the head» of the Mate, treasury. war and
nary IlepIIrtIm-uts to prepnm bills band
on the rvmmmmululions of the marine
conic-roman Senate substitute for the
federal court hill wan pin-ml. also senate
bill to par in tin- pcmmal representatives
of Capt. .lnlm Erica-non $13.91!). found due
to him by decree of the court of claim» in
mm.
The Patent! Court Bill.
The federal murt bill an it pamltbe
aenate provides for the appointment by the
president of m additional circuit judge.
lt ere-ten in each circuit a circuit court of
appeal» to count“ of three judges, and
whichlntobe I cannot record. withap—
poll-to jurlndlctlon.
Ammlatohaheldannuallyhytbedr-
cultumrtofa biotin-rural loin!
Millicent» ollowt placer: ratato-
“.mlmga-flgrmu
‘ conrhnay from time to time Maine“.
1
“circuit. mmmmomi
«an. ma. circuit. 8t. ma; madam cin-
eait. San Francine, and in such other
plannineaehof theaboveclrcuitauaaid
The nut tarmac! aald courts are to be held
on the aocmld Monday in January, 1m.
andthereafter at such times as may be
fixed by laid courts. No appeal. Whether
bywritoferroror otherwise, iatobe babe"
inaftor taken or allowed from any district
court to the exiating circuit oourta. and no
appellateljnrisdlctiou la hereafter to be ex-
ercised or allowed by said existing circuit
courts, but all appeal: by writ of error or
otherwise from said district. court: shall
only be aubject to review in the ouprcme
court of the United States or in the circuit
court of appeals ambushed by the bill.
THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
'l'lu State 'l'lclet of the Union labor
Pmy In Penneylvanll.
Pnrunzu'uu. Sept. 25. —The executive
committee of the Union Labor party met
in secret melon here When the doors
were opened it was announced that. it had
been decided to place the following ticket
in nomination:
Governor. Theodore P. Ryndcr. of Centre
countywlicutenaut governor. J nutter Wat.
non, of Ting»: county; secretary of internal
affairs. llenry K. Feller, of Blair county.
A new executive committee was named
and a platform adopted.
Eight gentlemen who claimed to be en-
titled to admission as members of the or
ecn'ive committee being refused permit
sion to not as such met after the adjourn-
ment of the committee and denounced Mr.
Rynder and his associates.
Representative McAdno Defeated.
.lrmerzv Cm, Sept. 2:» ——Congrzssrnan
\chdoo was defeated for rouornination in
the Democratic contention yesterday. The
nominee is Edward F. McDonald. who
was ousted from the state senate last win-
ter because it was alleged he had been
counted in. The oficinl figures announced
at the end of the first ballot were: McDon-
ald, Hi; McAtloo 9
Corporation Attorney Hudspeth uom~
looted \chouqu in a strong address. in
which he characterized as n dastardly out—
rage the action of the state remote in re-
jecting McDonald and appealed to the con-
vention to vindicate the honestly elected
senator bymaking him its nominee and
electing him to congress. (founsielor “Till—
iam l). Duly, of llolmkcn, nominated Mr.
McAdoo, whom he declared war; the bait
representative sent from Hudson county,
and asked, "Are you today, after his title!-
ity to the partyguing to crucify him?"
Counselor John A, lit-Grub applauded
Mr McAdon, but declared it was time to
make a change.
Governor Brooke“ and Tenement Clothing
ilm my, Sept. 25,—ln reply to the recent
letter to gubernatorial candidates of John
Crowley. secretary of the executive board
of Clothing ()[u-rolive~' National union,
Governor Bracket: Wl'llt's that if elected
he shall rccomznc-ud that the legislature
investigate .\lr. ('mwlcy's allegation that
the New York :wnvmcnt house. clothing
manufacturing Hynlrzlll is injurious to
Mussar'luhcltn wm-kmv-n and menacing to
the health of our people. lu reply to the
qnevtmn ml to whether or not he would
order the -l.“.le~ lmuril of health to prohibit
the sale in llmton of such tenement made
clothing, the governor say» he is advised
that the power to eflcct such prohibition
rests only with the hoard of health of the
city of Huston. ll it i-. shown that these
goods rm- liable in sprrml tlwgerms of
disease. ill" lcgwluturc will doubtlesss
enact ltlt'ltryllrtn-i new-mar)“ to mitigate the
evil. which nwusnrw ho illOlllfleXEl'i his
authority to enforce.
trtlurr Nomination».
I'ol.t'\mi.\. >1 i'., Sept. :3, ~William El-
liott, who wan llllsr'zllt‘tl by the house of
representamw ‘l‘ues‘lay, has been renum-
lnnlcrl b} :u‘clumation by the Democrats
of tin~ Sew-nth il'Mrict.
Rut nrsrm, N. Y..
lican Pongrcrslumtl convention of
Thirty-third :lintrict, :tt Incl-sport, nomi-
tmlt‘rl lit-org“ .\. Uzt'v‘ltl.
SPlthil'lElJl. Mum, Sept. :L’l—The
Twelfth district ltcpublican (-ongrmsional
convention nominated Fraulein \V. Bock-
Wcll Resolutions-Iindorsing hi9 work in
congrrm and Speaker Reed's coume were
mloptenl.
ilituml'l'om', ('onrr. Sept. '35 ~Thc ”cm
m-ratic cougrcwional convention of the
Fourth Ili'lhlil nominated llon Robert K
Dc Forest, of this city. for congrats
Sept. 25.3,»The Repub
the
Another f-ubernutorlul Cflnlllllflll-
il.\i:l:l.~lll‘l:ti, Pa, Sept. ii—Thinquc
moruln'ru of ill" Prohibition Silllt‘ commit.-
tcc lllt'l hero unvl nominated John D. Hill.
of “’estsmm-lruul, fur governor. to take
the place of t‘lmrlm Milli-r, who declined.
Mr. Hill wan prewut uud accepted the
nomination.
'I'uu Jim Killed by a Whale.
Sp; Hunt-1n, Sept, 23. -'l‘he captainof
the Mllllll‘; ~o~lmom~r Maggie May, just ar-
rive-l h: to. return" lilb‘ll‘“ spoken the
window John and Winthrop. On Aug. til
the Winthrop -iuhtcd a large whole, and
two boats n'crr M'li: after it. As soon as
the whale WM atrm‘k by linrpoon! it
wrecked both the boar-I by striking them
with it.» lull. Two of the men were killed
muluuotlu-r luul both legs broken. The
John and Winthrop bud right wholen
A " “rum fiomle" “an Arie-tad.
Tmzxros, N. J, Sept. few-lamb limb,
of runny nliIt-wa, one of the moat Magnum
”guru mulch" men in the country, has
beru nrrv-«le here and held to await the
action of the boiled Hinton nuthoritieu on
chm-gen nf lining; the mail.» for fraudulent
purpow» and attempting to defraud the
guvcrmru-ut. TWO of Bush's victims. John
I). lkthiu and William Atkinson, mer—
chanh. of Murinn county. .‘l. (L, were also
taken into cmtgly,
Motown of Editor» luvamd.
Drum. Sept/.2", ~Jmlge Waters. of the
Waterivmi hewiulw, has rerouted the new
tom-w oi Ihrw- month-v impriwnment at
hard labor impinged upon Editor» Fisher,
Rcrlmnml and Spenser for plan of can»
paign ilpt-t-t‘lmt at Wakefield. 'l'he prono-
cution was badly mhclncted. and around
unfavorable remarkn from the court. The
mull i5 ”might to be damaging to the
sn'rl’lllllflfll. « prmtir‘w.
Literally Roasted to Death.
anznoxr. Pm, Kept. '"l. «A violent or
ploeion occurrml in the P'cgfl'ltltm mlliory,
near this btmmuh, Wednesday. The to
side workinuu were not Mire and the force
of mm had all they could viola extlnznloh
the. flames. Thoma» Ward, of Branehdale,
wan killed by the explosion, having been
literally roasted to death. James Dwie
aml Albert Miller were horribly burned
and may die.
A m ”fl ”CHO-
(mmt Rance. la, loot. 3—4“.- lacy
1min, unmhllflyofflyeunllv.
W m
hm Thumbnail-em.
'no etplamttimv
All
Tint Will Probably Be the
. Prisoner” a Defense.
10110le3 Till! (MAINS 0V ovum
A Itmg can Founded l’pol (liven-
eta-tin! Evidence lolely lo tum Mad.
Oat Agni-at the Accrued by the Legal
Gentlemen of the Crown.
Woona'roca, Ont. Sept. 25,—llnpauiva
lea man of iron, Bircball listens while
link by link the chain of evidence conned»
lug him with tho ‘tnmdcr of Bcuwell is
forged. At the opening of the third day
of the trial Dr. Taylor, of Princeton, de-
lcrihcd llemvoll’a wounds. The murdem
had held h'nr pistol no clone to the hack of
Beuwell'a head that. the hair was singed.
Managpr Burnett, of the Great Sediment,
era Telegraph company, Buffalo. N. ‘1..
identified a telegram Biroboll sent to him-
acll. l’mtmautcr “'oodrnfl, of Niagara
Falls 0nt.. uwore that [Kimball rcntcda
poatollite box in February for six months
ending Aug. 18.
Meteorological Teollmrmy.
Professor Wolverton, nmnagur of the
Meteorological obecrvatory, “'omlsytnck,
testified to the condition of the weather
during the week of the murder. iii» rev
cords BillOWBd the temperature to be above
freezing on the morning of Feb. ii. the
supposed day of the murder, ”lightly be
low freezing that night at 1. Rain and
sleet during the night, mowing and drift-
ing on Thursday and below freezing on
Friday, when the body was found.
An Attempt to Men! the flatly.
Sexton John Graig» helm; recalled nwore
tbatatlo o'clock Wmlnmlluy night one
cording l’ciley'n identification of the body
at the tinm when llirrimll was in unwind],
a buggy drove: up to the ccrnctcryaud ntopv
pert. lie drew the blind to let timiigiit
lhine out and the buggy was driwn away
rapidly, lie ampecterl that oomebmly had
come to steal the body. Jame/4 Hull.
lumber merchant of Princeton. testified
that Flirt-hull told him that he lillrchall)
hurl parted from llcrizvell at the Valli. ileu-
wrll going to lmndrm, and that Hartwell
hail ao-nr him here from lmirlonaletter
coutninlru.r checks for baggage.
Comtahla “ht-ma and Undertaker
Schwartz provinrmly nvvore that llirclzall
had told them the 3mm: awry. Witness
inked litrcheli if hr. had the combo». of
tilt lc’ t: r from London showing the name
O’il m lml’rl ”4th ll otnpptd at iii: le-
plied in the negative.
flirrlsall hair! ”So."
Capt. Cost. of Paris, «xv-m: that llirrhall
gave him the mums explanation an to ileu-
well'edisappcamm-e which he gave liull,
Watson out Sclmm-rz llr' roll Detective
Murraythn 3mm- ~rnrv. «honing: that he
had planned to Ml ilw «Imv «wry m «M'-
emi people, this» hulkinge-orru'zmr'tz’iunq to
protect hlmsr'll’. f‘ox ruin-d iiirc’rmll If he
empcctml who kiilwl Boruwcll. UH alt-
awared,“.\'o." (iv-n- ~ l’hcmiater. rnrtrr
ager of the .‘v'mtmm l’ulla «mm telegraph
office, idrnniieil flu: telegram «In! by
Bircball. who told l’hemlnter that llenwell
had from one to in»), that he had new him
hat on the Grand Trunk platform at the
l'allv, and that ll‘aierl went to London,
whence he sent the latter containing paper
and Cllf'f‘ka for baggage.
He “no "In"! filament!" Tum
George Hull-we, farmer, near the scene
of the murder, identified film pct-sorter no
:hcumn who introduce-l himself to wit-
nest! in the“ an a son of Lord finmem.
He drove it :w» ha‘rrse mrnngc. Xi‘xt day
he arrived With a forIr-iulizxml, Summer:
then told Home be had later}. in the victor
try before. ii»: asked about Mud lake {in
side which lk-nwcil‘a body mu found“
said he know the pluCt' and had been gnu-
ning there mme four thtl'rt inform .lmepb
Piggotr, form: :- [w ill gin-er I!E'fhe;r"t~ pimzw.
next lllf‘nillli'll liinlnl; "Lord Som-
eraet."
"in-hail Asked .‘4- Quantum
Chief Young. of x2.1.,tl’1£ Folio. 01“..
described lliI‘i-lmll'a :vrz'xwf "I but? I
Will'l'ani luv yu‘l l’i’eptl‘» {.47 mm“.- with
me," 3 Mil il'lt‘ i'lilm' ".bll right." l'ti'fvlind
Birchall, jump”); out n: iw‘litlwlufillfilllg
[Honor 1! Day, writing
expert of flu» ltritmu .‘tmvrir-on college.
Toronto, l‘ll‘ill'ullml lin'icuull'e handwriting
in mztny vlwusuwum lli v-vlvh'fmi'. among
them were flxi- Barnum .Blellcrinh irttera
on pupil farming and the ngrwrrrent be»
tween l'rllI-y :Lm! Elm-hull to go into lam
in; purtm-Mlup n: {ollmwt
’lh' Farming I'artlwnhlp Agree-nut.
.llrmuu‘auvlmn of to; "-’III‘ hr. manic flirt Hut
(layul’.l.tlm.lry. 1‘9) W’vn ‘7 I1, Privy,“
Walden l'ilu-o. l-lul‘l’rv . V. don. nil the one part,
and J P. liri'lmll, v-l' fingvm W.x.lle,0nt.. on
the- other 1‘ u'... r... rm» vl‘l’n i that vlm mul D. It
Pmlvv Jun-wt in root is" u Hi. Bur an“ J i: Btl'l'h’
all an»: .LJRAI lmn m m». lmr. or hm ability In the
dm'hgngv- of mud .l If. Bli'l'l‘lv'bh'fl btmturm fat
the uplh'l‘ of on.» you Ln (later from dam of agree
moor.
Milo I? it l'rlloy run-m to my rim «not of
£17umlm illVI‘fih-ll by tlt- I'm) if fireball h
hilt lnmmcow, anvil mm to lw Immoral together
with Interval? or. the role of 7, P" «we: in
event of m.- otni l) l: l'wilwv not circuit; to
Hilly Luger ilum our wow ThnrcvirAulrvrafmn
recmvwl m In» mul it it. i'wlIv-v lwtwrvu imam
5nd lodging. l‘luum-lmlil two-rumour Mouton.
ave-of lml'ru‘l, NtI'l‘l-IKW. crow-Bin; cumin!» in
Comm.» Itwl (.le Uullwd mm owl :27 p [D'I' rout
of lib:~ pity mrnt In the trauma» of (kw moi .1 .
Irisballnrm‘mg from all of any calm summer
held. ll IL Flux!
The rlmmnwnt is dated Jon. H, mm.
An All” for Ila. Prion—'7.
Fully half the overturn» during the
afternoon were iridium Bill-rt an inklingof
the vii-(mm wm gathered from cram “any
lnntlou, lllarltwtmlc'ntmngc remrk that
llirrhall was not in this couturylu it!!!
opens speculation that pcvhapa an alibi
may be aimed: at.
A Ilney Man for "install.
it very important dwmrry in the Birch-
all cm was made by fiwnument Der
tectivo Murray during the do]. It will be
remembered that a great mien we:
made aim normal-V» body wa» identifier
byttimilgomn} of thy carry. "P. (2. lion-
I’ril,” on tho» "ulster of ”B" commercial
hotel, llmnttrml, ‘Ml , vhf, of Jun la, Th.
mincivleuce of the rmmt- » we» Wilbllkfletlf.
Ind Bimhnll'» iawyen with! upon the air:
cum-mam in shaking the cruwn'e can.
Archibald Hymn and [kind Murray. both
living.» ”mined at the time of the Inn»
dot, mum. . to [Meetin- Mrrmy that
themtry WM with for a lurk. Two flab-
tlorra mart» were matte. oue‘T. (I. lint-
well, Bristol, England." and amber, ”J.
W. tom. Kori-rye." This lea heavy blow
for the defendant
M1
Autograph 11mm Ills lee-rd.
Panoramic W. to ~--A good crawl
Mtbetwn moon: rum at lint.
nut We. part The feature of the
larvae III rum-m at the Milo-hr
We? «me int-mans
”nah-Whit“
roe n'IIIcIIILI.
NEWS III
M my... MM” V,
on Placer.
Ecuador and Nicaragua ban W
their lutemt in the ”0de
nontal railway
Ase Dow, ox- proaldcnt of the
Board of Trade, la dead Hem Ill
sixtyvmenth year of his age.
aalluall
The World's fair site at Cb
aelectcd will be the lake front, m
Worthington parka and tho Midway villi
now The ploiuonce’ or a broad arena. m
feet. wide and about a mile long. com:
ing the uoutheaatcomer of theW
peril: with the northern half of Jack-m
par
Crowley & Smith, proprietors of Hi.
Hotel Carleton at. Buffalo, have made I
general ”alignment to Edward $001“-
worth.
The lineal-In priaon department propon-
to substitute deportation to Soghalieu, and
solitary confinement in place of corporal
punishment in the case of women exiles
in Siberia. 1
Walter Swortz, a Delaware, Lacltawnnua
and Western brnkcmeu, was found dead
on the track near Nicholson. Pa.
Wilford Womlrufl, presideutof the Mor-
mon church, has ire-sued an address to the
public in which he denies the recent report.
that the leaders of his church continue to
encourage polygurnous marriages. In con-
clusion he Hays: “And i now publicly do
clan.- that my advice to the Latter Day
humus in to nfrnm from contracting any
marriage forbidden by the law of the loud.”
\" xcc President Morton has put a stop to
the sale of wines and liquors at retail in
Sliorchnrn at W asbiugton.
Tilt! liabilities of the Potter—Lovell cox»
cern of Boston haw.- beeu found to be M,-
no.1”), of which amount) is due directly
to tin,- hunky.
Sister l’ one Gertrude, who has been act-
im; rut matron at the receiving hospital for
lcpcrs at Honolulu, is to marry Dr. Lutz,
the leper swolalint of Hawaii.
Gen. B. i". Butler will make an attempt
to break the will of the late Millionaire
A. T. Stewart for his client, Sarah Brough,
an alleged blood relation of Stewart.
United States revenue cutters have been
ordered to take active measures against
seal [poachers in Behring sen.
Mm. Lizzie ilalford uud Miss Lizzie
\Veavcr, of ilrooklyn, committed sulfide
by taking poi-mu.
Titanium 1'. Collim, an American citizen,
who. if report i» true, has been a prisoner
in Manila. on the Philippine islands, for
sixteen years. is raining, and his lawyer
in New York believes that he has been
murdered. Collins; is .1". years old. He
was born in New York, and went to the
Manila inland—i in Ml. His story of his
treatmcn‘, taken from on utildavit which
waa forwarded to the government. author—
itir-h. in {2-0, .~. to the: ellccl that he I'll
robbed of hi: hirsute-Is, ruined and im-
priwned without moon: by the Spaniard:.
Dead 3 Fortnight in a Hotel Room.
Stzv Hum. :‘cpt. fiat—The remains of
William i". Young. a mechanic employed
by tin: “'inr-hmor Arms company. were
diacovcrmi lying on tin; bed in a room in
the Merchant,” hotel yesterday. The man
had been dead for two weeks at least in
the opinion of the medical examiner.
Young Wit-t a man of irregular habits and
the chalnlwrrmtid thought nothing of t ‘-
fact that slu- hail bow unable to enter . ~
rmm until n horrible stench convinv-I
the chamlwrtrmid that something w .
wrung. ’i’hr door was broken in and th
dccornwi-nvl remains of Young were foun-
nn the bad, What r'miml death is a
present .1 rrryatcry Young indulged in .
great .wprce mu'minrslely, and it is though
he only have {Bl-(rt: {MHUIL
.H (lihh Ilvrr Sugar.
\i’.t~:mu.rvm,.~’wpr :3 ‘Sugaristheonl
remnirmig point of Illllr‘fr'nCl} iu the ta ’
bill. Tlsv‘ duty on binding twine is stil
nomin' li'; open, but it i» gem-rally under
stood tun! thmluty Will be fixed at l pe
cent. per pound and accepted in this in
by both boil-m. Tho: members of the con
fortune rommittue laugh at the idea of -
bolt by the HPptlblittall senator: who adv
cafe fri-e llllllllftl,’ twine or anybody else
They any that no Republican member 0
eithrr houw can afford to vote against it
party wuh Hurt oilycct of killing the bill
and that tho talk of doing in) is mere bl ~
If tiwr-e or Mr! trouble it will hooters]:
Its-"not *pidcr" Fined
Hrrdtn‘, Sept '3: -ln the municipa
court. lite “Hr. the Belfast Spider, ” w
arraignmi on rhurzms of having ev - .4
paying hi‘écztll’iilxt: fztre and with havin
Mnfl’llhfll 'i'imrnus ll. Roberts. \Vel
showed no nizm of the encounter, bu
Itobvm hrl punter ugly black marks 0
bin law “Mr no» discharged on th
complaint of evading curring-e fan: i)
mum of a variance brim-cu the alley! .. <
and the proof. On the charge of Mann]-
ing Robert-I lw Wm found guilty and I . ..
'meulrmt- ”I :tppt alter! and Will). .
in fan for tr: Ill in the higher court.
"I'lw
.tmrrir uI “Dill-”ll. Chance one-n.
Bull-Jim l'. f Imn., bept. 25.~«Al till
rural M'vnmll ofrlu: National council, » .
of .‘fItL'N'. :: .‘d-wlmnim. the following- ..
cm for “2- "(milling your were tel... ,.
Null-mu; we :m-illur, f'lmrlwt ll. .lewett. -
salwrn, ‘1. ~ , vim- I-wtsu-illor, Therm
f‘lmpmm, of Now Hurt-n; sworetary. Job
rivas'rr, ml l'iislvlwlrlphin; trcnnurer, J
cpb ll Show. t'murlI-u; Inunbal, K. 3;
Hill. of Milford, N. ll; protector.0. I
Indium. Jt'f’.‘l’y f‘ily, N, .l.; uloorkee
Jolm l\'rlty,'.\li.mm-. I). The next a
anal wu al'm 9‘ ill be lu-ltl at Troy ink!“
brr, WI!
A hole karn’ fan“...
Humour; l'n Sent ‘5 M‘I'he Kai . ,
of Lima and tho National P . -
Imimr of tin vulti' Numb-I have uni r
and tho organization will hmfm r
known .«4 ”with: No. 4 0‘ lb!“ U]!
Mitwwrwm'fl ’l'tw r'milltilinof the l
bod?” unit»:- an urrgnnimtinn of w“
Waniiiif‘t, 'l‘bvy will be governed 1ny' . i
m of Iliri-vs'uu officer“, The amnl
lion in IS.» rmult of a conference he]
lent wooing.
11» Print I’ll-"t («"3"an
Fm, if", :- rr Atom, The
page! pr»: cl-Jl. .l,:l‘-”“»I"",ll hm not w ,
through. the rim-«arr aignatum
moorland” oftbr rrnll mvn but.
mum] and the new agmmcnt will ‘
fled 0:31 I, The termqu them 1
that no mill outrrmx it olmll aell may "
during (Mot-er for in than 3510 .
and the" also curtail production by .- .
their mills during maIy hour- in
NW at"... . .
1a. Jury 654......
Rumor, It I Hept lawman-it
WT. (Jarlneyn. l’AIIriI I ..
Wanton-dormant!“ ‘
WWulumfum
atropine-m utter it. your! "'
h Mi". I!“ lb “W!“
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