Medusa-tier
mutations
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heater-Wombats-
“tin-lactic www.mu
New Jersey’Attaohs the Income Tale is
law . on Until
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" WM“ been tested
.mneemrmw
" eaehetherol
movement
lsplali Thematvydemaadland
e31. uiora'ieb‘alslgd ”firmer;
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parity wait upon the sole ofthiebody. flew.”
over. we should meet the situation with candor
seminar-labs
Iskhgwauto; at
Gates armed. W. Va. April
long day of floating through the beautiful-
ly picturesque hill country of northwest
era Maryland was all that the Corey navy
had lochronicle in its logbook. The twc.
barges secured by Corey for the canal trl
from Cumberland to Williameport mm ‘
out fully loaded from. the head of the
and Ohio canal basin at noon.
with okay in command of one. and Carl
Browne commanding the other from the
Wasnmorox, April m—‘l'he house by arr
overwhelming vote decided to adopt a one
rnmcountisgrulewhiohforall practical NILaeit
pal-posse is the same as that which“:
8m infidel Heine iaa
lag theflfty-drat congru-
for him a worldwide reputation.
Neither undue excitement not tumultu- “if
ouseceneemarkedthecrushingof theold "n M too
leghlstive barriers. to. Band and the!» fiemfi%e§h§mm3im :
» vablicsns- generally were in adelig '
humor m the victory they had achieved
and ask ourselves whetherthls
todaanbeHbyDemo-
t is a time for plain-peanut.
hesitate it! express mYWncow‘
vlotlon thatthle is Inna-tie.
Wecannotenaota
Democratiomeaenreuntil.
socialistlc income tas.reloral the sched- Ch
tooonfcrmwiththedooirineufatariflfhe
m1 basis of Americas m’
mum-u: “l. "s. m‘“""..‘.'.“im°°"'..
‘ e o‘ t -
Th” '1'” 93W “in“ MI“ W WWW" enacted by the united gates of as Democratic
taunt and all» his politlc-l adversaries aenatorelnto the laon the land. Refuse to
with their alleged Inconsistency were dis- dothet~then God save theDesn-oratlo partyl
spszilnted.
y 15 minutes on a side were allowed
for debate. and Mr. Reed. instead of con-
sumin'g that with an arraignment of the Reed was the recipient of a very extraordi-
p Democrats. good naturedly- distributed a!!!
- a nest of transmits-ate who desiredtoopr tend ,
pose the new rule. and whenrhis time was when the Cochin con
exhausted he joeularl
time to dole out among his friends on the Imports
other side. Messrs. Bryan. Cummings. tel-aisle during the dratact he was recog-
Wheeler, Kilgore and Russell being the aim Some one started to enrol-ud- . In
an instant the demonstration spread in all
directions. and before he had reached hh
seat the whole housegwss wildly joining in
When am you was um, 47 Democrats 3 the ovation. It wasn most unusual occur-
votsd against it. but it secured every it. ' rencc in a Washington theater. Bl r. Reed
publlehn vote and was carried by a vote of bowed his neknowlodsmm.
m to ii. The Popullets did not vote on
it was like a floating picture of Victor
Hugo, the ragged forms swarming like
"5:191". every foot :23; craft. and rough.
1,00%..- aces. ,, ,, loch-say
peeringthrongll the cabin windows like
the victims of the old French gslleys. But
they were self appointed martyrs and were
now. to use their own term. “playing in
luck." for thdy walked no more. and each
" ”'1 .;, m “93$”!le A .- .
"Willie ‘éltyW—whm the
government printed money like bill poet-
ere. and where they expected to help in
making the printing presses revolve more
era-dare may “calls.
The trip was uneventful. 0n the West
Virginlaside of the river the hlue,huy
ridges of the Alleghnniea loomed up.
through which fainter ridges were seen
beyond. and close at hand the north bank
of the maltose in an almost continuous
rocky bind sometimes l5) feet h hand
it pines. through whlc
warm sun filtered down on the weary
floaters. taking eemlcataleptlc . sleep after
their weeks of battling with winter in
crossingthe mountains. Pennsylvanlahad
been their Valley Forge; Maryland was
proving their Yorktown.with their new
land of promise in the District of Columhln
All Ovatio- te Ir. Reed. '
Waaumorox. April 19 -— ExSpeekel
and unusual compliment as he 9|?
the National theater. last pickle -
vim-purse _
." Ashewallreddowntheeen—
Democrats who were thus given on o
thitykto protest against the adoption oi
W Presidential ,. issue-e.
The adoption of this rule. taken in con- Wammuros. Apri l8.—The president
junction with the decision to enforce the sent the followina nominations of post-
old law of 1840 docking salaries of mem-
heraabeent. save on account of sickness.
will. it isthought. put an end forever to
parliamentary obstruction.
. The enforcement of that law will keep
members at their post of duty. and the
rule will prevent them from refusing to
participate in legislation when present.
Cheers tor need.
Upon the’announcement oi the vote the
Republican; cheered. The galleries joined
‘ in the demonstration. While there was
more or less applause on the Democratic
side, it was not of the character which
marked the applause on the Republican
masters to the senate:
New Jersey~0eorge D. Wetherill. Burling-
ion: John 8. Klntaer. Newton.
Penmylunia—Thomae W. Hutton. Bristol;
Martin J. Ryan. Susquehanna.
Virginia —lingh it. Smith. Petersburg.
Fourth 0|,- Postmaster;
Wasnlroros. April 13,—Tlla {allowing
fourth class postmesters were appointed:
New Jersey—Plainville. C. W. Wyckoif.
New York—East (lullford. George Hyatt: hfo-
dena. Amos Duhols: North Feuton..\ire. Belle
The newspaper men followed the Com-
monwealere in a inlet of their own, passing
the army when the latter hauled up ll)
miles east of Cumberland for dinner. which
was cooked on the bank. and being re-
vealed late at night. when the
laid to at this place to transmit
across the Potomac. At all the locks and
settlements Browne stopped to distribute
but there was no meeting
. and the chief meeting of
the trip is rchted at Hancock on Thurs-
Pcunsylvanin—hililluwn. 8.1.. Dicks: Parker-
ford. J. F. Keller.
GREAT NORTHERN TIED UP.
Wheels Running on Only Two lluudrrd or
Flee Thousand lllee.
Sr. Part. April ia—The fifth day since
the American Railway union declared a
strike on the Great Northern finds the
strike extended over all the lines of the
company except a short distance from this
city. and of the M95 miles of the system
not to exceed coo miles are in operation to
day. This has been accomplished thusfar
without any threatening of bloodshed,
and the men say there is no danger oi any
Mr. Reed was immediame surrounded
by his party friends and given an oration.
Some of the Democrats got up a counter
demonstration over Mr. Catching; A
large bunch of La France roses was car
ried up the aisle and placed on Mr. Reed's
(leek. Another Republican outburst fol-
lowed. The flowers were sent with the
compliments of Representative Apeley of
Detectives In Corey's Crew.
' Waslllsomx. April ill. -—While the police
authorities of Washington are not making
known their plans inedvance. they are lay-
ing active preparations to receive Generhl
Coxey and his commonweal army. Two
members of the detective branch at the
force—Officers Quinlan and Boyd—were
seat to join the army at Cumberland and
are doubtless sailing the canal enlisted un-
der the banner of “Death to interest on
Their limitless will he to make
the acquaintance oi any criminals who
may he enlisted in the ranks and to learn
the true luwardneee of the movement if it
conceals any sinister designs.
Colonel Redatooe. the local agent of the
oommonwesl. visited police headquarters
tolaboravith inspector Holllnberger and
convince him that the purposes of the
movement are benedcent. lie represented
that the crusaders are all law abiding men
and declared that they would remain in
town but a few hours. The inspector de-
clined to take stock in reincarnation and
denounced the arm y.
in order to force a recording of member!
as present, but not voting. in accordance
with the provisions oi the newrulo, the
Republicans declined to vote on the that
They are determined. however, and will
allow no trains to be made up or to be
moved. The last part of the system to be
aflected by the strike iseaatern Minnesota.
The men on this branch line are restle-
and want to strike. The company oiilciala
think it likely that they will not run today
because of trouble along the line. and in
that way this branch is adeeted.
There is an unconfirmed
company has made overture. othe men
looking to a conference for
trouble. but the oilicials deny such a re-
At its conclusion Mr. Livingston made
the point of order that under the new rule
there was no second call of the house. but
id lien therefor the list of names reported
by the tellers as present but not voting
should he called. The speaker. however.
stated that the new rule did not contem-
plate any interference with roll call. and
that the roll call, under rules of the house.
includeda second call of those whohad
failed to respond on the first all He
overruled the point of order. and the roll
cell proceeded. Finding that a quorum
had voted on theiirst call. the Republicans p0
changed their tactics on the second call
and answered to their names
The speaker's table was then cleared.
Various executive documents which had
accumulated there were laid before the
house. and several unimportant confer.
euce reports were agreed to. Saturday.
April 21. after 2 o'clock. was b special or
der set aside for the delivery 0 thingies to
the memory of the late Senator Gibson of
rt.
A Helena (Morn) special says: A tele-
gram from General Manager Case of the
Great Northern asks the men to send rep-
resentatives to St. Paul, with full author-
ity to settle matter-s under the laws of the
American Railway union. The men re—
plied that Eugene Debs and' George
ard, now in St. Poulmre authorised to act
At St. Cloud the excitement legrowing
rapidly, as also is the American union
membership. Contrary to expectation. a
train from the west was cut by the strik-
Idly'e Anny Branched.
Oleaml. April lac—Old Probabilities did
what neither militia nor courts could do—
scattered Kelly’s army. Bare houghe oi-
fered but little shelter from a Missouri
valley rainstorm. During the entire day
the men clung to their camp in the timber
Rein fell in torrents ice
I time. The militia _occupied the only
buildings in the vicinity and would not al~
low a Kellyils to enter. As a result the en-
maud was soon drenched. When
the shower ended. the sun came out warm
and bright. and the army gathered again.
mud heemeared and hedraggled. and some-
thing of a feeling of desperation developed.
y was in Omaha. where he
been all day. and his return to the
saint“ nightfall was anxiously awaited
by men.
t _
When Kelly went back to camp. he took
biotin cash laul‘ld three "‘13:: l‘uaded with
provisions t t were prov y the citi-
aeae of Omaha. Shortly after Kelly's re-
turn the rain began falling steadily.
The loathe damn-as heiayed.
April ld-«The Butte coe-
coulaloaweel army. which
mar Park’s mill.
regn gorge of committee reports.
blocked by the illibustering of the past
resented under the call of the
committees. The house then. on motion
of Mr. MoCrear-y. went into committee of
the whole Wenddflmmlar and dip-
omat c ap
Mr. liitt mode a
ing the foreign pol
tlon. in the coarse
scored
Also as minister to!
'hletdomlpolltieelmtri tloo.
promptly recoup ed the cars. and the trails
went through the yards without further
This experience. however. made the
strikers very bitter. and they decided not
to let it occur again. so that what the
Willmar train arrived from Bi. Paul the
strike made no attempt totouch it atthe
depot. but after it storied away aswitoh
was turned. and the train ran on aeid
al yoocupled by some box mur-
row yeecaplng a collision. The
then broke“ traiw‘hard scattered t‘:
can arouu t e ye passengen
ingretornedtctbeatetion. Themalland
ears were untouched.
'i‘he dispatchers in the adios herehave
Joined the strike. it is reported thaithe
engimrs, human and umduetore will
also go out: Another repat
meat protection will be pl
night train. Thereie some little talk of
the possibility of bloodshed.
A New lore-better».
New moon. Conn. A l lee—Tile new
la,bo it bylierm
erreebod and a party
on board. came into the harbor
have towing the new to raterwbich has
confid- beeaeold to go asrceethsAtlaatle. The
[agents in on her trial trip.
Mutual-thine“
M. clone, Mien. April mum-e bodies
of thetwo ileiser chiMren
in tbewoedeaweek age, were tuned in
Rice labels the Icarus!
lee and’weut tbroosi
W
mites! ween-Issue. »
insurances. April lea-he been true
W
the administra-
‘l‘arllflebate to (lo-thee.
The early hours of the senate session
weredevoted to a skillful parliamentary
between those found againstthe
i. it resulted in ansgreeurent to
continue the arrangement of last week for WW
debate until Tuesday of nest week, when
unison-ed
the bill will be taken up and
by he.
V‘evy litti‘; change has been elected by
all: may be made“.
by l .
read until they are ready to ave it soled
biicans were anxious to
make certain thatnothing by any ambigu-
og ill ht hmmedaellnlb
apeeoheeor the debate on
or amendment. senator
agreement
until it was made lain that he would not
be deprived of in
list first. Senator Harrie.
else- or the bill. believing that a melon.
this agreement. as
een'atore alter
steam yacht no
they will now travel
WWW“.
of the senate would not consent to turn
t bill around. did not object to this one
were made on the tarll!
the bill. sad especial
‘3: Meter Smith at 33v Jersey lasting
a We onslaudrt upon the
fastens. Both are
ed. Tumflfillfl
W
byishe ihali‘fihtaieieg
song-swat reversing
,mu arm-um. ‘
ell-u
mosey-t ores
er things
loan is in Rochester now recruiting the of “min! a. Mello.hasbcel‘l "my ca the
mapeneee. ‘
omega-c Comma-western Welthg.
' Eamon). April l8.—-thn .7. Joyce and
John E. Reilly ,have received word from
J. J. Bennieol Boston. one of the leaders
of the New England industrial column. to
raise a contingent in this city. and they
expect tohave a company of 50 men to join
the column when It passes through Hart
fond. Another addition will he made in
New Britain.
HENRY s. was been. .
Ila Was Known as “the Napoleo- of fl-
Ieloe" In Wall “leek
Alumnus. N. 0.. April ls.-—llenry S.
ives. "The Napoleon of Finance.” died
here. Mr. lvea reached Ashevllie about
two months ago from Floridnln an almost
dying wadltloaaml has hardly left his
bed since. He leased a splendid residence
in the suburbs and lived quietly with his
wife and a few servants.
death was consumption.
H. 8. ins began business with nothing
forflMlldwo. He
vaulted from all
a week clerk‘s
elm! toarailroad
president's chair
in less than live
years. lie was lit-
tle more than a
years old when he
in 1816 and failed in 12181
timer 5. was. road. ”5““ slot
the C.. H. and I). in his grip. h,
later! the stock to suit himself.
millions as gllbly as most persons talked
dimes. lie nest turned his attention to
the Baltimore and Ohio and then to Rich-
mond Terminal and Richmond and Dan-
ville.
For months he was the bright. particu-
lar financial star. worrying men who were
trylng to be honest in their dealings. The
firm was Henry S. has It Co. when it went
under. lie was indicted. and a lot of civil
suits were tiled against him. On the civil
suit hehaa been on $35,000 bail and was
confined in Ludlcw Street jail for several
months. in the end the civil suits were
settled. and he also escaped punishment
on the criminal charges.
be the result.
all“!
weddi .
Philade pills to tiles caroliue ltath Gob
den Tracey nook piaeehereat Cbrlet'stpls-
repel church.
into operation icky.
....‘..7 ......... A salmon... I
The Acumen. F ,
., lo'e Flagship,vGouDowu. .
mums roar: «mm
‘ g a " ,
‘st legalredbat‘l’bree'lmadoeetaflsd
maintenance-meters.-
tbe lattes Insurgent lone at Dem
- be
“$4.?” a £33m.
,. mstayslleuw'
. . "’l
manytrlumpilal aches, interspersed
Venetian mm ‘
the wide thereon
the decal palace are
Ma 4*" the nrtlfikm
,, ’ ,who are in sympathy
til the avowed objects of Corey's army.
'IWVWWWHYWW "'by‘acolepeuy ‘
fromfiocheeter and will go to the capital
bytrainlntiatetojoluintheproteet
against intereatbeering bondeand the oth-" w
royal We
been hidden to witness the nuptial e'ere
many.
This wedding is the lint great state innc
tion that has occurred since the inn
Duke of Sass-churg “Goths over
‘T'hflmfl‘fiil'wl‘hiah'dihm ‘ " ’ ' '
eavisvpy ocey taty.
The bridegroom-elect is the only eurviv- . '- , With increasing
log son of the late Grand Duke deia
IV by his wife. Princess Alice of Great
new... who died Dec. 14,1378. He was
born at Dermotadt on Nov. it. imam)
succeeded his father in me.
Princess Victoria is the second daughter
of the Drkeof Edinburgh. second son oi
Qnen Vim. . .who..by.thc death willie
uncle. Duke Ernest ll, became eruling
Morrow, April ill-4m odloials of
the Brasil‘l‘an legatioayln magnate" l2).
iapatch as ng t e rs
Corey considers obnoxious. A mmp Aqnidaban, formerly the denhlp
there. The first parting of the
promoters was held last night. , A number
of local Knights of lem are at the head
of the movement, and they say there will
be a big delegation from the two cities
A legimaat of Tellers.
Batfluope. April 18. —'l‘lle Bohemian
commune oi the army of the oommonweal
has been organised here. Sixty-four resi-
dents of northeast Baltimore joined. each has
one paying 10 cents for the privilege. Jot
seph Range was the organiser and stated
that the army would leave for Washing
ton on Monday next. The men are mainly
tailors and will he called upon to pay their
island of Santa Catharina. It was prevlw‘
ously announced that the government fleet
sent south by Pro-idem Peisoto he'd cap-
tured the Aquidaban in a disabled In
abandoned condition. ,
According to the dispatches made public“
by the Brazilian legetiomtberewas aaelr
gsgement oi! Santa Catherine. and the
Aquidaban was sunk by an attack upon
of several of the Brazilian torpedo
The Aduldabhn was built of steel. was
sheathed withwood and metal and pos-
eeaeedall modern improvements in con
site all Nov. 255, llmi. Thus itiathal
both the princess and the grand duke are
Motion and equipment.
She was a conspicuous figure also
foreign warships anchored in the
gwfiféammlmm , mun-nee» the}
the Spot. '
rlva duringtbllégreat asvalpered
Aquidahan was Admiral de Mello'e
flagship. though the rebel commander was
last quartered on the llepu
Imus. April ld—The Times this morrr
state by the Duke of Sass-Cohan and
Goths and his wife, the Duchess Marie.
who is the only sister of the car. There
were also ymsent at her reception all the
royal personsges who had already arrived.
Queen Victoria was driven to the ducal
palace. when a grand military reception
was held. As her mainly passed through
the streets the church bells throughout
the city were peeled in her honor. She was
received in the throne mm of the palace
hail. the members of 21ng and . ‘
roya families present. a prepare m, . ; , l .. ’.,i ..
tiorlewore madestliw palace for the re 1., I H t 1 ' “‘1: P13“ OLD AND REHAB,
caption oi the «yucca. A handsome suit oi
rooms on thence-mid ficmof the , ‘ was
} .,» .
eetaaidefor hv-ruae. The audience room WAéoNS'
log publishes a dispatch from hfcntevldeo.
stating that Admiral de Hello and what is
left of the crews manning his squadron.
l.” men all told. yielded themselves up
to the ‘ Argentine authorities yesterday.
The only «tradition that they imposed was
than 9 mid rear“
Malice:-
9 9m“! '9 WIN“
of the fleet statethat
a lack of ammunition and an exceedingly
ly compelled the adoption
The correspondent adds that there is no
definite news regarding General Sal-airs.
of her apartments is splendidly decorated
and hung with tapestries. . .
The Prince of Wales arrived later. lie , N" M “NM W
had requested that no formal reception he
tendered him. slid consequently he drove “was, ”lino”. conning” N Ew ~ Y on '
tothe palm in little or no state. lie at
lentils] atheater. which was filled to the “Mills. Slil‘lfl, no.
doorssemon as it became noise! about
..... confirm: an. 80th Name:
one of the rebel commanders. but a report
is current that he is marching to Bid
‘l’hree Torpedoee Did the Work.
lilo JAXEIBO. April la—Ol'llcial dis-
raaived herefrom Deeterro. where
the rebels net up their provisional governv
merit. smart that Admiral de Malids
former flagship. the Aquidaban. wee suck
at daybreak by one of President Pelxoto's
boats. the Gustavo Sampalo. for.
merly called the Aurora. The Sampslo
accomplished this result with three White-
head torpedoes.
Prnldent Pelxoto's fleet mode a concert-
ed attack upon Desterro. and the insurgent
forum there at one offered setout resist—
ance with their land batteries and the guns
of the Aquidabau. but after the Sampaio
had sent the Aquidaban to the bottom
they gave up the light and surrendered to
the government forces.
Should Argentina grant Admiral de Mel-
io‘a request for protection to the squadron
he has taken into Buenoa Ayree harbor.
this would be regarded with disfavor by
Brazil. as the naval insurgents have been
formally declared to be pirates.
Igged a Preacher la Church.
mecros, ind. April l8.~’l‘ne iiev.
Samuel Rothsrmel oi Monument City has
sworn out warrants for the arrest of nine
men whom. he alleges, disturbed
in meetings. lie hae a country church.
audit seems that some of the people do
not like him. Sunday evening be we coir
ducting his usual serviceswhen a noisy
crowd appeared and began raising a die-
turbance. The preacher called them down.
and in return he received a big vo
rotten eggs that broke and epl
over him and several other persons.
Wat...
vale sense-ts Ans-toe.
New llam.A rll la—Barry ”cram.
Etate Bambellieagne,
that the prince was present.
Inciting: flee-e '- ls-Pmldeut merino-h “Able A!!!) REE run.
A D
lsumniw i9. Ayatlmdddium (1. Hart He h rflym ' 1-}, fl y . N 0 RWA L
ria a lawyer, and William ll. Bracing of
New York. formerly of Madison. were shot
www.m‘“ l; lilltlllllllcs.” " cm or anw
ND
first startled Wall
gala-ct by his dar-
. . ing operationa'iu
3 Cincinnati. llam-
ilton and Dayton.
by which be ulti‘
mately
brotherlmlnw of llruuing. Neils: via P n c ! , . P
tint is Molly hurt. Copeland is u ever
"uncharged with “teamed munier.l'l'he a”! ”'62:; 8 ”Tue" alillfl
shooting occurred in t room former yoo dealer
cupiedbyex‘i’mvident Harrison. who war will P‘Pfl ‘fln Bom‘ns
a member of the tirmof lewym mcupyiog
the apartment». ”.3..me ”.13me or
its-Attorney General W. ll: ll. Millet w_m.n .mis'll’e meld ng- 91m
and his partner. Ferdinand Winter.pro heavier on him «. , . ~ 4
vented further shooting by admprraieper I’m—W rmm~ .,
aonal eacmmtcr with the man who used ~ - - “—az‘v‘"
the pistol. Mr. Harris was not an intended
victim. but was hit in the indiscriminate ' N
am moms-no. who was mine to km 1' i | 3.33333 1"; m 1...... -
Branlng. .'.' an: . . .. .,
(it: famil y quarrel is resmnsible for the
unseen. leading up to the shooting. and U n nilcatiou to agents the r-.
all of. the persons concerned had gone to ,, - {33:31:}
the law other for consultation with the at
”Mill.
He was a lavish spender of money and
gave princely entertainments in his home
in Brooklyn and on his steam yacht Tillie.
in l“ he was married to Miss iielrn Ger»
trude Sears. the daughtevof Roland Soars.
AIME wm Be Confirmed.
T x. April iii.—-Nothing was done
in the mlerson matter. but his continua-
tion as supervisor of the state prison is a
foregone conclusion. The Mercer county
Republicans are now trying to induce
Senator Sklrm to w llhulraw his opposition.
Should they succeed. the confirmation will
be unanimous. and it looks on if this would
now president of t
was arrested for aiding and abetting a
light which was attended by a sum-
of Yale students on Feb. if in this city.
Several of the students who were there
were bound over to the super
Visage-”vii ed the Coat-rs.
mm “m Mm mm... W... ,3; litmus. re, April ills—The sen, Lewis A“ “W “110‘“ brands 0‘
:ufn‘mfynm‘lfimfxvmr'fi: SITPEBPHOBPHATES. BARN-
The seen came to the conclusion that they Y ARI) MANUBE. AIR
mil'l‘i'fi'nfll‘i‘. 3123' iii”. l“... ethanol) Lulu AND Last) E
no lies la Depsw’e Donut.
Nlaoasa Fam.Aprll lea—While Chane
eeyKDepewaud his partwa lathia
ell Mr. Depew was interviewed in regard
to lepreeidential aspirational "that was
silt. hauls joke,” said be. “Do you see
anything in that?" at the same tl
ingot! his hat aadshowibg the inlag to
prove no presidential has him! there.
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'l'ew Isles homered.
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set e morgue on per-
tlonsci humanbodles fouadlatbernlne
of the American glucose works. if the
checking at the payroll is meet. there
are buttwommebodieela therein.
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Usumowy, Pa. April mmiabor Lead
are John Medley. i. it. Davie. lianiel Dar-
by and l'ranh Hluhoelll were given shear-
laa in court oaawrlloi balms corpus.
eherged with the murderer Massed.
Ii. Paddock. Davie. Msfiloyand Market '
kl were held without bail. and Derby wee
I‘ll-lat ere-sad the Irate-aa-
lesilll. N. J.. April lh—An action
against the Pennsylvania Railroad camper
ny for mun damages was begun here by
Bob tits-immune. the pugl
legea thst while on the defendant’s road
last week he was assaulted by one of the
company's brakemen. He claims that the
damages arise out of loss of reputation.
rive lea, live lanes. Fire In,” deli.
Almeria Cm. item. April th—Jive
men heavily armed rode up to the jail in
K county, 0. 'l'., leedl nve horses. The
30- men overpowered the
five prisoners. each of whom was given a
horse. it leenpposedthat all oilhese men
belong to the seine band of outlaws.
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rederlck Cone oi
mtl’t'l'lhhl, lip, April sew-Douglas
Wakefield, a mused fall-hand. while
dashsbot Mammals .ia
them Themed-newts father’s
reeeseeed emptied two leads“ birds“
into the were. from theeflerteoi which
in. bellied. ‘ ‘ '
let and “be!“
no em‘ wm Iaee slimmest.
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he lites alialte.
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more and Ohio railroad are
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