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rm Mahmud Inap_ til-shamanism
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MfiflN figm‘
fa iatna mpital. They wore two limp ,
"In Inimdonnrica who had made thclonu f"
journey from tho Indian mean to tho
northern shore at Victoria Nyanaa and”
the escort of Bishop 'I‘Iwitor of tho Church
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snap a 'whito wbmen.M and tilt
turning II! the ladies I'M heralded for days
flit Mimi within view of the
WWW Woman...“ WW... ;I
Juno” l7. “gun” I
A horse driven by D. it Johnson, thII
Vinita
and it by the simian "flyI.-r.'
The owner bflt‘eL mom with his M“
bcrhnad want the mod drained dawn
and flushed by the spring frontiers.
IThO epidemic 0‘ measles in Bldg!- Wu it
Ifi&m f“: fl “so! «Iii-fig
0' “*3 Kb”: from“ my childhood.
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King “wanna was it anything morn cr- l
cited than any Id his proplo. Fho daysl
batons tho bishop and tho ladios arriIod at l
was struck Ilcngutho king mntatnmngcr with II ,
lctwr for Bishop Tucker, in which he said:
'Many gmninW you. i rejoicI l
to he.I you ambianv l
u.h II unyasfrlu‘tl in,
cs,;hisau-, own}
haw nom soon l'lu .
rcpt-an intiitri. NV arm-lingo to the “Mums
and all tho l-lurop'cnna who urn with you! i
This lrttur was from tho royal \IIuIIp. ‘
ho some years ago Inurdol'cdi
tlt dreds of the native Christians at his cupi
Md, "mm have hang a hundred Bishop llaunlugwn and Illanxhtomi hun i
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or man casts. is subsiding,
schoolshsvc just boon reopen“!
ambaswfllnsutnoaervtcesnm tinn-
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pcrintcndent of the Connecticut School
for Boys. has purchascd a farm on
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The Rev. Samuel Thatcher. late Iuv;
Brandy Hill, Thompson opposite tlII‘ .
school house, and will move his {atoll
'there shortly. _____d *
The wheel commutes of New Britain
has decide-i upon Gila A Stewart Im-
first: ntendcnt of the schools of Clumpcv
4.. ”superintendent oi the achneb
at New Britain He is altered 92 50"
and a cometary.
The case of Andrew Brabazon.
Bartlord. against the First Universali-I
societyof Meridian, to mar for can
labor In the emotion of the church, in.
been settled The cunmittec of them
clety docidsd to pay the award of ti
jury to Mr. Bahama of 81600,“:
paid “.000 on the account.
Another consignment of counter!» '
coins has been unlowlcrl in Middleto".
Thistime theyaro nicksls. Tim ’rm
is a good one and it rvquires Ihc ctm»
observation to IlIItI-I-t it The» niI-l.
are made largely II! br- Inn and am nit. .
polished. Thi-y boat tin: duct
Frank P. Curr was :In'c~tcd
New Haven yesterday. on .I charge .
obstructing tinI cans-c of justice i-
inducintz Annie Ravnnlrb to trim
from testifying in the abortion :‘J
nmIlnst Dr. Notary A. (iuiifsml,
Bridgrport. .- «m
Henry C Rowe. chairman, and "tin-I:
of tho commirroc amvintcd to tame» II
thé ‘IV'PW Haven orstr noon In 1h! Ii_ ' .
firm of the lIII atiIIrI it! on oil dart-Ibo!“ ,
fatafionin ,innni an MD ct. in th Itc I
will accompany ianngrr Ii Iigzk'wi, .
tlwIs Standard Oil companv. t-I Vi JII .
Point sewn, h m the I-Itnhliibmv ,
there.
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The Profesmnt 14"" '93 ( Irvy ' .‘vlnpltoilml after-tho trackslmd bccntbnt-
. “Flt iifleid county and dclcvgmcs to ta
3 If [Mlplo was so grcat. that it. was Illlllcult
‘ a royal trolcmuu front tho king whctl liisb
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. go mil hold more than 2.000 pwpiv.
Th tat. 'i‘lmmi have changed in l'xanda.
0a tho day the ladies unusual thucapital ;
eroutls comm! awry hill and llncd tlI .
road along which tho ammo outcrcd the i
town. Bishop 'l‘ncltar writes that. ho suw ‘
grunt crowds in .Viongo on tho day that.
Ilir Gi'i'uld Portal entcrcd tho capltul, ha 3
they wore nothing to tho enormous cull
mum: of pI-uplo that IvclcoIIII-Il Ibo first '
trIIttnIn Inla-aioouricu in Canada. 'i'lIII IIIIuII- l
to make a way along tho road. EV‘L‘I’)‘
hotly was out to too tho rIInIaI-lmblo spot:
'.aIIcIc it is presumed that. the ladies hm:
IIp Tucker introduced thorn. but tho rIIporl
at that event in Is not yct- count to hand.
A wondcrful change has been wrought
in Uganda within the past few yum
fifty thousand of the pmplocnn now my.
1nd wrlto. and the largest church in .ViI-II
’l‘lII
washers of the Christian faith III‘V'I‘It' IIIIII
Ilarkcr «lays than in Canada a dccado ago
but thoir progrusa wort; in tho past {cu
years is among: tlm greatrnt triumphs II. -
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. ‘lllbbiuuflf” critrrprlsc.»h’oag York Sun.
Greased Tracks.
For some time past a spirit of I-nmla.
.III exist-II ln-twccn the Stato cuiltrgc bZ'I,
'ii'u'lfllid tiio viii-tints of tho lll'lll'iUlIlI
butmi Railroad company l)t.'t‘ttlltlt' thI l..'- ,
1 rhnvo on fittt'et‘itl neon-dons ruin-act! to f
:.m special trains to suit tho studious. .‘-
mlIIIIIII two; al>o sprung: up lll'lVV‘l‘t'll tl -
Iiudruts and mgicty people of lit-llIIt‘IIIItII
‘ rim-pita" and hop at tho I'IIllcgo tbc mil .
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I Ironic, when it was found that tho tract.
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diocesan convolution will mar-t. in Trix .
ity church. Bridgeport. on Monday ties; .
utfzziio .‘m.. fortbc pnrpw (vft'lH'HII,
an arc (loam to summed the la' .
Rev. Dr. Tatiock, of Stamford. Am- 3..
those named for the place has tho it '
f f H M. Sherman and Rev. W. i]. [Irw-
oi,’ Bridgeport.
The incorporation of the Port (thorn.
and Glenville Tramway company, to
cently organized undrr I’m: lain of
Conuer-tiuut,is about to malt» applian-
tiou to the solcctmcn of the town I.
Greenwich for approval of tho layout I- z
a proposed freight trolley line- from i’ .
‘Chcster to (Homilies. The road is in
touched. to carry {might betwccn [5,.
mills at (ileuvillo and the» {Eight statf I
of the, Consolidated rail:
Chester.
The havgeF. B. Morris ownch by,- '
W Hughes. of New Brunswick 'V. .1
which left New York. Monday uiglu
with 400 tons 'of' coal for S“flflfltfl.,
reached there Wednesday night in tow
and was anchored [war the lighthon»
The furious gala yrs-tertiary mascot ti.
WIIVPII to wash over the barge airmail
which were Michael Fitzgvmlld and
dog. Fr‘tll'lli” riisnstcr he made a In!
bylaahing together pieces of that hotel
and yesth'IL-Iy afternoon the Monaco;
sized. The main and dog tool: to fl:
raft and were in the watcr ttvo iron:
and exhausted when Hoary Irvin-
Frank Cook and Matthew .‘Viinrmrr’:
seeing the wreck from the shim: put. (I .
in a row boat: and: vs III grunt risk at
much. difficulty roIcuIIIl llama TI.
barge may be novel, but the cargo In. .
lost.
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Little
Cigars;
l for5¢ts.
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. children cry for
Pitchers Custody. _
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maul cottlpany ran a social train to I!
, Ii cgcfortllo lII-IIL'I" It of all ilIItlI-fIIlIiI ,I
do) adult-ml to attend tbc IIllIIir r. ‘ll- - ‘7
I...“ the opportunity llinsiutll'llltiililtl bu .
«ulllfig in. About l‘a lllllt‘ti from t.» ,
ult'g‘llll‘t‘li is. quito. a stop gratin, on
Man the special htrllclt’ tlIII lilt‘llllt.‘ tlII-ru ,
mun buzz “an whi'r-r-r r, and ”to train 5
Iowa coma toIa Hiltudritili,Iiillt‘llmil IIII ,
”tr:- is MU!!! winning iillill tlIII iln- llIIw. '
sitcom was shut off, and an oxaxIIlIIatlIIII
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(in tho (1"(‘I'lh'iUH of tho wetlluh‘ rl‘L‘I'l' l
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:on- guano ‘lVllll butti- -r for n distuncu oi
veral hundred feet. and It took Ibo untIcIl
..v :‘or‘s of all on board to pct llIo trIIltI II:
1i: grade and into tho collcgo station m
it! behind limo. and this was only In
“infill; tripod and sanded.
Anti win-II the train was startcd homo-
I'rI-Iril it encountered lllt’t sumo troublo m
.grmlcln sight. of the collcgo and mu
I‘I,:I‘illlll(‘lft}‘l:tl a long limo. ’i‘bo butter
" at the students used in the “rousing IIc:
. :I’s litiil‘lt from tho cullego dummy.—
.- ":Itsbnrg Chronicle Telegraph. ,
4:...—
Saggcatlhlltty of Crowds.
Tito spontaneous phcnomctm which thI
airman»- call inasscupsycohson. nf worn
IIEIIttotiIIg .1 state of mind shared by a mass ;
.f [Implant IIIII-c. nro lltlllllllg mom that) If
Alma}:I‘xgulrlmrmv; in suggI-stibility (‘tlll
‘Ilctmion it largo stain for our lIouoiit. '
£1va3an a familiar illustration. 'l‘hII .
=rrrtf3‘iII2 snmgvstion which each that.
IIIIIIII costly bravo alone hccomcs no in-
costliest III bring rI-licctcd upon him from
. t thousand frightcnml faces that ill! glV‘('.‘I ‘
at PO.” .
. mmnwning. Istrutrgling animal.
‘ “’JIIIHEC 1].
I . Mei.
V Incl-c by the deed:- of others ovcrconm the
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' processed him.
. Popular neither Monthly. stores, where he bopos to riso from bun- I
’ -__.... " "M“ ‘ did buy to tnanagor. Ho daosu't chum
W “in“ ‘nmt b with bis‘ielldtv neusbbys, his ma
5 amber, apupil in the Vienna conserva-
._ Inca hurt-11m.
.ay and becomes for tho timo lining on
During
““3 ft gr cit shit-III such piIcIIIIIIIIIIm an
A crowd gathers tlm spirit of ‘
Ili‘iorllcr is abroad. and the sIIbIIrIIstI IIt‘ cltl- l
xiv-2:; fools iIiLflngcrs fairly itching for this I
A storm is thrott‘n. another and ;
Etcn another, and in a. low moments owl-y .
Jon is t‘yiogwltll his nclglibor to see how
.auch damage l; II can do
In tiIIw III-c u tho frequently ropcatcd
mggmuons glIIIII lIytlIc words and still
malls of yours of training in ordcrly
habits, and whom the excitement has aub-
.idcd many a participant in the late riot
may {all to n‘ondcring‘wbat in tho world
" 'l'bo colloquial pliraso,
Ilka many another, cnrbrinos a truth. lie
was indeed possessed. not by any m‘ll
pirit, tube sorc but by mutants oi doll-
our physical impulses, which, streaming
’33 through «re and mm prompted llllll al- '
indict “lib itrosistibbi town to Ilulcnco. --
‘lTbo'Itohan princes cannot b3 kings, do
”duty: to he dates“ and are vain of be-
m; Batman." So their device caytl, but
do: children of Prinw Joseph do Return
’13“: narrowly cacapcd starvation. Tboir
wry. Iii-old lIcr furniture thou iIcr inIvI-lry,
Their {other abandoned '
f bermn‘d alto took refugctn tbobut of their i
I come near Baden and tea moment of l
I vlcipcraticu tried to commit suicide.
The i
I auras was poor and turned mat to the
too rlan police the com of Prince de Re» i
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' :Ian‘s children.
. when washing the bands. lest the color ha i
Rings. 4
A well known lapidary cautions those
«rho owl-u turquoise rings to remove them I
Injured The explanation of the change
.I mm blue to green that sometimes takes [
plam- in the stone-sis that they are affected ,
3 will and his dog Frank.
, night till/ill morning
MW ass ttla Doc III-III in-
diamond actuarial _.
Mortar Russell Hopkins. a son of Dr
and Mrs. J. R. Hopkins, is “indent in
Hu'nter I School For Boys. Russell l a
boy of unusual abilities. and is than ht
ch 0! by his fall stud to. He is
ill: only ion at» 5&1de ' Hapkins.
and being the only child in, of course.
greatly beloved by his parents.
Russell has one of the lament dogs in
the city of Atlanta, and that dog at-
tracts attention cverywbero. The dog
Eilid its master may be likened unto
Mary and her famous little lamb. which.
according to the story told by our in.
IIIIIrIi nnIl grandfathers. used to follow
.Iiary to school and everywhere elm she
went. Frank, Russell‘s big Now-
Ioundlnnd (ion. follows his master to
iI-llool and to all other places “born he
noes. No one has ever been at Hunter's
‘ .I-bool whcn Russell was there without
;:tssitlg Frank on the stairway. Like
.llury‘s little lamb, he sleeps in the hall
lLIill Russell is ready to play with him
“ or to go homo.
The accompanying picture shows Rus-
VV'hat a [tenth]
‘I bit has Frank. There is no menu lollk
. If rcvcngo lurking in his face, as in
l 2210 faces of some dogs.
Mastcr Russell is a bright young fol-
M and alums stutnlshigb in his class.
«Atlanta Constant am.
Just There.
Fivo~ycm~old Noll was "playing cant"
i with sumo of the chairs in tho nursery,
then It visitor l‘itllll‘ ill and unfortu-
lilif'iy selcctvd mm of tho curs belonging
II the imaginary “train" and drcw it
. at of tho line.
' Nell was Il‘istm-lwd. Sim Hurtiiycd the
friend of the family for a moment in
hllL‘lli‘l‘, and thousand:
“Did you know. Miss Rc'ed. this is a
train of steam cars?"
"All, is it indeed?” inquired tho ob
ruse visitor. “Very well. [should like
or tube a ridc. "
This reply scorned not to be wholly
.s:Itiafuctory.'1lIo otlII-r chairs in the
coin ‘wcro comfot tablc for visitors, Noll
know, but tlxcy didn't match but
"train. " l’rI-sI-ntlt the Mood busiilo Ibo
-'nllvr again, “till llcr littlo bands fold-
I d bcfuro her.
“Miss RcI-d d. ’sbc asked licsitatingly,
“where did you Want to got off?“
”()lI, at Now York," said the lady.
with a smile.
“W.oll " said Neil in her sweotcst
tone. “this in Non
f stopping no“
And fortunately that IlIlicato hint
“to; acted upon much to NIIll' s satisfac-
tion.
A Sturdy Nt‘wabfly.
_ III front of a wall known drug store,
close to illi‘. bridge. may be even every
I: bituf a III-wsbuy,
hardly it yours old. soiling luxpcrs. This
youngstur Ilisposcs Isl his warns first;
night until 5 o‘clock. Hc gum homo at
that hour, sleeps until midnight, and
thou starts down town inflate to not
t'ao curly mowing papers. Lin rumoinu
at his stand until ts‘ Intbo morning,
‘ when lIII got-s to school, studying until
4 in tlIIIaftcrIIoou. 'l‘ho littlII fellow
scents not to mind bisluml lines and
labor a bit. To use his mm words.
“You’ve got to gIItIIscd to it“. Hit
mother is nu‘idow, and has a now:
stand in Park row. Her industrious son
giv cs hot to cry cont whether it is made
from selling papcI s or in running or-
mulls. The boy is bright. and he says
that as soon as he is old Iinougli ho is
going to enter one of tbobig Ilnpartlucnt
sou being that “day are_ too tough.”—
New York Tribune.
Fancy Codflslt.
”Momma would like a package of
dccmntcd codiisb," said Harold to the
grocer ‘s clerk.
Tho clerk looked puszled.‘ Decorate-i
oodflsli?" lie repeated. “Arc you sure
that Is VV but your mother wants. 'l‘.'
The main thought a minute, and than
with a half laugh he said. “Oh. i have
it i" and began looking along the shelf.
There was an amused csptession on his
face “hen he handed the package to
Harold.
“Tell your mother," he said. “that
if it is not what site VV ants she can send
it back. " ’
Humid repeated the message, adding,
York “hero 1' lil‘
*Iyachlctnanatlon from the skin unwell I.
‘: In by certain elements in some kinds of : digrglg dug: (13:31:12]:le at fir“ What
. coughs and other perfumes. '1 he changes,
; in the color of the topaz are believed to b0 i "'Oh Harold H cried momma. laugh-
l «lac tollgbtaodhmos (apartments with ing.‘ ‘i said desiccated, not decor Itcd
g be new show that strong sunlight will. l codfisbt"
bio-sh them .I If .I 9.. Harold looked ruefully at the paI-kI
III, “to 6‘“ age. I thought he wanted to laugh
about something." be said.
“(locals
that was it. 'v—Excbunge. -
s'riitli‘ti in Turkey is being ‘b‘a's‘tttad
vby revolutionary pamphlets. One of them
“mantis Min-ted in Constantinople
says: “that up! has the callpb of 200
Ilka? The tan d tho shot-lat allows only i
‘;.four Four than. let him have and drival
:
’aturo‘dotu not capriciously scatter
her secret: as golden gifts to lazy pets
and luxurious darlings, but imposes
tasks when she presents opportunities
and npliitt him whom aha would in-
form —Wht'nnlo -
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I rat the root. Why should he have 200
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114] Macaw-young men full of vigor—-
old in {dis-Mat have him 20 "
lotto ’ ‘
Sliver ca ’ Minot %
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11' is m WOAL SALVATION
ttapuhilaaas Arc distill; My For the
tit, W"! Coanptl9n~uolrntss Cites-n
fin m bkmflcwnlo’ Iontllnalt
' fliu thfllflltfiwi ”a“:
In w it rch ‘34). - most
idiom ow to hurt. If 7 c pres
manual nomination slide! WI H a) i new
tool piaubt‘l’atiim
was a prearranged lllfl‘lifl' between repro
aintatlvas of the “MD and wealthlm
manufacturing enterprises of the w"
comprising Sow York and Pn'. ‘udellll‘lhv
and the pronounced advocates of in. if"
coinage of silver among lha Republican.
of tho Itoonto. The theoting was called in
order by Son-tor Bullet! The parlor II
which the conforenoo was hold was illlI .'
with Inembcrlt of noted mauutaoturln,
firms of the cast.
'l‘ho' senators mount was Senators Du
beta of lduhu, Tailor of Colorado, Carter
chairman of the itopnblltan national coIII
mlttce, anti Mantle of M‘mtana, Jonas 1"
Nevada and Cannon of l';utI.
By unanimous HRYN‘IIII'flb Senator DI:
hold was chosen to prI-sido. llu Inndo II
plain and positive declaration at the put
posh of tho prosilII-r IcIIntot-II by statlnu
that unless tho Innnufucturvrs would cIItI
III-III tusnitaln tho iflcnll-illi' silv in thri-
IlenInml for tho rot-ognition I)! that nqu.
as can of tho icgillmutu money rains «.1
tho land the ailvoritus of tho “est VVlllilIl
absolutely pinto to vain for protection 1:.
any shape.
’l‘ha rotult of tho confoi'unce is that tht'
prosllvcr liapnbltcam and tho IIIIqufIII-
tarot-s havo entered tutu IIII uliunsive nnII
Ilofcnslvo nillancu. The i auditions of thi-
compz-IIt is ”it It. so tar In tho IIIIIIIIIfnctnr
(Wit and the silvor ltcpubiloans IatIshap
the warm of the St. Louis tlUllVeniltlfl, I: ~
platform shall boot emphatic in tutor I!
the (no coinage of silver as for the motor
tion of AnII-rican industries. it in mm III
the most. successful political blutl‘s aw: ,
tilt-T
3mm atwlganry 0. altar“; M VV‘
nor a can In IMO" I
a: Second. Third. Fourth and mail;
l ('1'.
Mora Dqlantaa For let-ton.
Warsaw", N. Vt. Hat-oh 20.
Twenty-pond congressional
pubiican eonvantion for thooo tics I.
Fulton. Hamilton. Santana and St. Law
room was held“ Pot-data. VV.‘ lI. ProI
tor of (lgdensum and LW w. Woordan II
riaratoga ware elected datmtas to tha SI
Louis convention Resolhtlons wen
adopted strongly indorstng Governor Mar
tun too the presidency.
Ink! to II. ”I It‘lnlcy.
I'V'IW Your. March to. --"1‘lI'a Rupnhllo
an ooh'lantlon of the Sixteenth congrei
glonul flight WM ”Old at "hilt! Phillis
on tho first bum Mayor John G. PrI‘tI
0f Yonkers and u ,1ng William H. lion
crtcan of Katonah waro aloclvd delt‘lflt-‘z
to the national oonmtiom- Tho deicgntc-
are said to be for McKinley; ’1‘th va
not instructed.
chluicy Man In lllchlgau.
llcx'l'rmn‘ox Mich. March 20. —IV.
tho Republican convrntionof the Elevonti
congressional district Abraham Lnuslu
of Convorro and Lewis Signs of IVIII-Il
Manchester Wore elcctcd delegates to SI
Louis. Both are for McKinley for prus'
dent.
Instructed For McKinley.
CONxtmfiVluE, Ind., March Ila—J. W
Ross of CounIIt-svilie and E. 1‘). Starter (5
Hancock county wot-o eloctcd delegates I-
thu St. Louis convention by the Sixth div
trlct Republican com cation. Tho convcu
lion instructed for McKinley.
CUBA ANo aAv‘ARo
Tho Former tho Theme In the Ben-to. tin
Latter In the items.
Wasntxurox. March 20. -Cuba had tlI
mndo in mm country. and u,“ Inca \le I entire attention of the senate. spot-aims l.
have boon furnishing the sinus" of WI"
for cvcry RI-publlmn I nnpulgn arc ll"-‘
tbrcntoncd with tho IluInltI Hit)" of It I.
Vi‘mtct'll sllu-r clumcnt. to at: lI lI llll'V' lurxz‘
bcrI-toforn boon bIItIII-ly antagonistic
Tho (‘unlrrcnco fall.
The snub-ration a. in tho it‘filli! of II I I '
ml or leltor scat out Ft‘\('l‘t l nooks numb
.-.\itII my \V'. VV'llho‘m II! Pullsrlllt' Pu ,
aIlIlrcs cd to lIoIliIIg llI-puhli Ian In: tlIl
lartnwrs of PIInIIsIIvnula IInIl at IIpIIIIiII, ,
to ”Mr IIIzll' intorrsts to do numbing in.
other which would "th‘ to tlwir InduI-
tries added protection. The clrcular lotlI'r
is us iollawa:
Paving lltliiltfll on his glvo but lltt'
tIronIlsc for Amoricflts inIlnstri'Il futuri
1‘ ha uilvor sonntorsaro lIIustot'vt of tho sltu
Ittion. It is IIlthIIr lIiInI-IIIllivIn or no [In
Motion. Why closc our cycs to tho slilln
llIlll?
lIuliIEIl}: Without, sil‘f'Vt‘ N llatIIrIl .lunu
'l‘cllI-r, Unbols Omar Vinntlu and Call 1
Iron arc lII-Indcd inflation in tho ltltorost I
true Iolnngo both moth) metals. At loos
IIlIIo IItlIt-r Republican senators from th-
III-st will joln till‘lll in a fight for proton
tlon only on tho convllti In of the free win
one of silver.
Thu Ropubltcnns in tho next I-omzros
with matrix wanton named will tune ho
a barn mn‘nrlty. Thny cannot allow“
iota II single V'Oltl In the senate. Dubai-
aml 'l‘I-llvr may not lio returned. but i,
tbuy um Iloloutcd it means the oleuttun 0‘
iron traders to Nlll‘f‘t‘l'ti ilu'm. VV'c huh
our choice in both Colorado and Malta be
twwu protection silver ltIzpulIiiI-nosomw
iron trndo .sllvcr mm.
A “('1 Inbllcan prIIIiiIlctIt will glvo us ill' ‘
offices, Ibut Ivo fear nothing more, and tin :
ltI-publicon prcss that. glvcs proinlso o‘
protection nrpmsmrltywlth n ltapubllcm-
V'lClOl'V this fall aItbout agreeing to up
two. voiuago of tho \\ hltc metal is clthc:
willfullv or lgnornntly mlsloadingthc poo
pin
Indiana Chooses Bologna.
lVlIlIlhAi'Olir‘I, Marsh BIL—At the con
grcsslonttl district convention held In this
city H. S .\vw and Josi‘ph Kantian. won"
chosen as dclcgutcs to the St. Louis sou-
vcntlon.
’l'lIc dutcgatcs were not instructcd. and
no presidential candldato was lmlorscll i
Mi. Now is for Allison. but will vote for
MoKl‘nlcy if a majority of the lndinna
dalmatian does. Kmttng is for McKinley.
ltI-ports have bccn I'ccclt'cd from tlu‘
following congrvssionnl district convcn
tiona. throughout. tho state:
Evansvillc—Ropnbllcans of First dis
trict unanimously rouomlnatod James \V'.
Hemingway for congress Dclcgotcs to St.
Louis solcotcd um: James H.1Vic\ccly
James it. Gamblc. Resolutions iudorscd
McKinley, but left the Ilclcgates unin
ntruotcd.
North Vernon—T ho Republicans of tbr
Fourth district nominated Mar as R.
Fulzcrof Madison forcongrcss. t). .Dunv
can of Scymour and A. E. NI 'lln ()l
iIIIIIrcnscburrt were elected delcEAms to
St. Louis. ilothdclcgntesdeclurod or Vic»
iiinlcy.
I.afn_vctto~'l‘bo Tenth district Ropub
llcans olcctctl Ilalcgatcs to St. Louis: Gar
Ictt S Van Duscn. Michigan City, and
Claude Lougbry of Monticello. Resolu-
tions instructed delegates to vote for hic-
Kinley until he is elected or his name is
withdrawn.
Auburn—The Twelfth :Iilstriot. Ropub
lit-ans unanimously reuomiimtcd Jacob I)
leghty for congress. Delegates to St.
Louis unnuimouslv chosen are: Frank S.
Robcy of Arrola and C. D. Law of Fort
VVayIIo. McKinley resolutions \voro adopt
ed. and both dolIIgatIIs mndo McKinley
speeches.
V'lnccnncs—Tbo Republican Second Ills
trlct congressional contention rcnotnlnat
l‘(l lion. Alexander M. Hardy of Davles
county for congress. Nat 1'. Hill. Bloom-
iugton. and Beniamln F. Polk oi Fret)
landmlllo wore chosen delegates. Prosl
Ilcntial preferences are divided between
Vchinloy and Allison.
Plymouth—At tlflThirtconth district
Republican convention .1 If. Heatwnlaof
Gusher) anti A. L- Brlsk of South Bend
ware selrotedas delegates. Tbo delegates
were not instruotmi. but tho convention
declared in favor of McKinley.
Oklahoma For McKinley.
PERRY. 0. T., March 20.-—ltctuI-ns from
the Republican primaries to ole-ct. drlo-
gates to tho territorial convention indi-
cats that the convention will send deb»
gates Inst bubonic instructed for McKin-
Iey.
The Duet-tea rm Kings County.
\‘Ew Your. March 20. -—-Republlcan
conventions have been held in the the
congressional districts of Kings county for
tho pnrposeof alerting delegates to tho na~
tlonal convantioa at St. Louis. in the
IHI
A ltopulIliI-nn IrI-sdnnt signillcv .
l lng made by Senators Gray, Chilton an.
Cattery, the Iluhoto bring cnltvI-nml M:
l many spirited incidents. Mr. Gray" . l l
‘ for Cuba bro gbt on n runn'u: act-III; :m
I of comment. and lnqulrv ‘l'ulu .\lr ll.
Incnt by referring to Air. ilale on Ii.
: senator from Spain "
A fresh and ”gamma contribution '
thctlclmte came from Mr Chilton of 'l'. I
as. who has seldom IIIlIlrcIiicIl thc sonar
llc urged that tboro was IIlIuIIIt..nt Iron
‘ 'l'bc l'lI-lnvvnn-senotorcauved ItIucbIIIIII...~ 3
at. home to occupy the alumina or con ,
areas instead of collating in huunnltarim ‘
. crusulos abroad. “nth tholr possibilities (I
I war.
lotions. SI-nntors PnIIIII-r, lVilllIi. Plat
and sumo uthcrs aroyot to be board on It“
. rusnlmlous, and no limo for atom ha
lwon tired.
Under an aurocmcut runclIcIl just who
. to the admurnmout of tho homo tho votI
it” tho rIsI-luIi-Ios to Ionsum Mr. Dayan
will be taken this altmtmou. The IlobntII
I on tlII-rIsnlutloIII-I at timcsIlIlIIId intOI
; Iliwmsloo of the merits of protection as at
oI- onoIIIlc policy.
Vir. 'i‘IIclIIIr (Donn) of V'lr inla. thI
made the principal speech iura position
Ilnlundod I'tlr. BnyurIi'n uttoran vii. nnI‘
Sl‘flllufl' Chandler's interview was ngab
brought for
buyouts stat ll'iiivillnb protection tender
to corrupt public “to. Tim tiepubllcnm
2 vlcd with much other in upholding and on
’ lngizlng protection. lVir. Pearson of Kent
Carolina announced that the candidate:
who would be nominated at St. Louis
‘mcnsurcd up mom
I nnnrly to tho ideal standard. the living
‘lmpcrsnnatlou of the doctrine of proton
that."
Mr. Barrett. IRIIp.lIIf Massachusetts (UK
Mr. (irosvvnor (lb-p.) of Ohio also spoke
.Tho Ilobnto concluded with nsplrltcd alter
l cation bctwccu .Vlr. Stiller (Dam) of Non
York and Mr. (Gibson (Run) of ’l‘onncs
! soc. Mr. Sulzcr IItIl’IvcncIl tho proceedingi
with some personal remarks about th
? would bu thcman who '
dufond himself.
MILLIKEN’S EXCUSE.
Says Ito \V' III Drunk “'11“: Ho Got Into
.Vllss PhlillpII' Room.
Wasntxo'ros. March Sit—The trial 0:
Benjamin H. Millikan, {tirillt‘i’iy clerk tI
Sonntor Harris of ’l‘uutmsscc. for surreptl
tiously catering the house of Judge Phli
lips was rammed in the criminal court.
Millikan. tho defendant. tostlllcd in hit-
Im'n bobalf to tho attest that on the night
nntIII-Il be “as \cry much intoxicated not
“as not rcsponsihlc for his action.
.ludgo VV. A Millikan. law clerk of tin
postolllsodcpnrtmcnt and brother of thI
defendant tostlilcd that ho called on .luilgr
Phillips tho afternoon following the oc
corroncc and expressed his mortitlcatlon
’I'bu latter dotuaudcd that his brother lanvt
“In city at once and never rctnrn. Thlr
\i'ns acquiesced in, and his brother Went
away. He had thought ho had the co-op
oration of Judge Phillips in the desire tr
1“ old publicity
Tho 30V eminent thou called Assistant
Illstrlot tAttorncfr .Viullownoy VV ho knew
the prisonci and ordered his release iron
the station at tho time. No thought the:
that tho matter would be hushod up n
llV‘tlid a scandal and said Millikan could
l have been found at any time while away
Other witnesses rebuttcd the testimony
rcganllng Judge Pblllips‘ alleged inlon
tion to‘ abandon tho prosecution. TlII
prosecution argued that drunkenness.
liation of the offense so long as the intent
An American Trottor Wins.
valor of Republicans who assailed Thom -
as F. Bayard when he was not present tI . .
was present and that Mllilkén was notIsI l'
drunk that he did not know what he was
doing. Tho court ruled that if be war ‘
drunk but capable of forming the intent. ;
ho was as guilty or ”innocent as it sober. .5
Mr. Cnfiory also opposed the Cuban rcsn
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ma as a vindication of Air i
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the support of the defense. was not a pal ,
NICE. France, March 20. —Tho intorna é
tlonal harness race for 10 M000 francs 1
which won contested at tho Var course .
near this city, was won by the America: 3
IN COUTH NOIWALK.
We carry the best selectcd stock of ,
MILLINERY, FLOWERS;
FEATHERS and-
FANCY RIBBONS!
And Every thing Else Pertainiugfi
. to Millinery.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
In all sorts of Materials.
SILK WAISTS!
LAWN WAISTS AND _
LAUNDERED WAISTSI
ill the new styles for Spring: 1896. Ladies should not forget to see
our goods bct'IIrI- purchasing elsewhere Our prices are ‘ I
THE LOVV EST.
H. K R I E G E R, mauacncmo Horn. ILoctt.
South Nam-lit. Conn.
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mare Autrnlu, which was sent abroad I ,
year ago. Many Americans‘wltnosabd no i
victory of the Yankee trotter. i
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l’cnasylvsala Mlnera Want More Pay.
Pmursnuno. Pm, March 20.-A can
vontion otImlncrs and mine loborersirl
the central and northern, Bonusylvnnlr
soft coal regions has beau called to mac! I
here next Thursday to- discuss the ques I
Nun of demanding an advance of 10 cent: I
a ton in the mining rate. l
Death of (LIL. ran-inc.
\‘zw Your. March 20. —C. L. Peri-Ina
formerly enact the largest landowners o: I
Staten Island, died at Garrattaou, and It 1
years.
M. H. GLpVER’S
Double Shoe Store!
'1‘“ M VKII ROI I" FUR ‘I‘l't't
SPRlNG GOODS
WE ARI". SELLING (it'll
SHOES $6 4. SHOES
.ViI- -'.n ~' m or. ‘2‘, “on :ie sol: coatucl .10? ll $4 00. Regular price,
Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 WALL STREET,
A Phenomenal Stove i
It gives :1 bloc flame like 3 Has étovc
Without 513101; (f m orlm. null burn»; omn-
1
mon kerosene oil. You don't have to
take our word forit,
JUST-LOQK-A.T.I
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exhibition (still would like. to Show
IuIl sci it it is III I. .50. Lil“: them
on
than to you. is» lIctlIcr you buy or not.
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Cor. N. Main and West Streets. '
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