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Tun Farmer" Alliance Las thus far
ctecte.1 one law it, out; preacher nutl
ne i1it rto the l uiu-.l State Semite.
I'uiwt; Jkkjmk Xaile.N, lieaa or
the Bo:uip:irlo f;niih' :ia I '.n-teniler to
the French throne, die.. I in lully on ;
on Tueshiy. His n lVince Victor, J
6uccH-ds to the empty title I
Hes.vt k Nkeb's hilt providing f"r the
execution of niunlerers in the penitenti
aries hns b-cn f:ivor:ibly considered hy
the judiciary p-nera! committee of the
Hom-e, ami will he ntrirmatively report
ed. 'Tvk Missouri House of Kepr m i : 1 1--thee
hue passed a bill reducing p.lsscnper
fares on tlio niaine line of rail roades
from three to two and one-half cents
and on I ranch lines from four to three
and one-half cents per mile.
The great strike of thecual workers
of the Connellsville region has
entered upon its sixth week, and it is
now admitted that the men have been
defeated, The w:i.'s lost hus far have
been over S?'JO0,l.M) and will si.ou pass
the ?!,), (W mark.
Tun House has passed finally the bill
providing for a uniform contractor poli
cy of lire insurance to be issued hy all
the insurance companies taking fire riks
on property in this State. Tut the poli
cy in plain language so that it can be
understood without the aid of lawyers,
and judges, if it is possible to do so.
Tin: M;:ss:iehus'tts Civil Service Re
form league has adopted, a resolution
emphatically condemning President
Harrison's action in not reappointing
General Corse postmaster of Boston,
characterizing such act as a violation of
his party's promi-o, of his own pledge
and of the principles of civil service re
form .
At a meeting of the directors a
nd
stocktolders of the Cumberland County
Canning Works, of F.ridgeNm. . J., it
was decidcvl not t run the works this
season and no contracts will be made
with the farmers for tomatoes. The
cause of the suspension of business at
these works is said to be thchigh price
of tin. The works employed about oOO
women and men who are thus knocked
out of employment that tariff protected
tin enterprises niaylrob the people.
The association of wool growers in
Ontario and Livings'on cotfiitiis. New
York, at its last annual meeting resolved
that "We, the members of the Ontario
and Livingston Sheep Breeders' and Wool
Growers' Association, in convention
assembled, most respectfully petition
Congress to immediately place wool and
wolleii manufactun-s on the free list, in
order that their industries may again
tl.r'.ve and assume, that magnitude com
mensurate with a nation of otf.(HH.,000 of
people. ' '
TilF. agents of the Anchor line steam,
thip company at New York, on Wednes
day received the following report of the
lost Utopia, that went down on Tuesday:
"The list of paved embraees two cabin
pessengers. '.'D steerage passengers and
twenty-live of the civw. Fifteen of the
crew and 47.". passengers were lost."
The ship was not insured. The cargo
was valued at f ''Hi, (K)0 and the steam
ship at SlfiO.lHMi. The passengers saved
will lie brought over on the steamship
Assyria of the same line.
I'M'Ki: the acts of lss7 and lsv.t,
known as "the street laws." the city of
Pittsburg pppcccdcd to pave and grade
Streets ami conduct other municipal im
provements until jl,J"0,(H'0 had lt-en
exrs'nded. Tiie city authorities construed
the nets to give them power to assess the
damages for the improvements on the
property owners most benefitted. The
property owners contested and tlie Alle
gheny county court sustained their ap
peal against the city. The State Su
preme Court at Philadelphia on Monday
sustained the decision of flie lower court
in favor of the property owners.
With the tariff at the top n' teh. the
wages of the workingman stiilkeep com
ing down. On Monday the wages of the
puddlersof the Glaseow Iron Company,
RtPotfstoun.Pn.. dropped from $3.75 to
$3.50 jaTton. and the nun, not a hi
lietter th-l-tse!es. continued at v.
to
rk.
'Ihe Potts Broe. Iron Compuiiy's iu!
dlers at the sain, place al.-o received a
similar reduction. And yd the McKin
ley bill was pusM'd by the tariff barons
for the cj-eeial purpose of protecting the
wages of American woikingmeii. When
Workii;giren K-arn that their work is
worth just what it will bring in the lbor
market, the scales will fall from their i
eyes ami enable them to sec that tin
tariff so f.ir as it pretends to protect In
Lor. is a .bhision and a snare.
Jay Gou i, has K-cu drawn tuire in
the jury panel within tiie last two years
in New Yolk city and each time has
paid hi-; hi it of $l('(i ratitcr than act as
a juryman. The example fet by Jay
Gould i a pernicious one and now the
Jury Commissioners nil over the coimtrv
stem to be putring the wealthy jx-ople
on the jury in the hojc of getting
the $100 fine ami reducing taxation.
F.ditor Lloyd of the lhmhl has been
drawn 011 tlie jury for JuncCoiirt com
ment is unnecessary our turn will like
ly come in Scpb-mlM-r. We don't know
what example Mr. Lloyd will set, but we'll
see Cambria c'mnty in hndes lx-fnre we
wi-l pay $loo tine. We will set on the
jury all we.-lc ;,t $L'.o..) Jrf.r ,iy ,;,tl.er than
5tr.'.li-!. bad piee.-d.-nt.
Hit. .. i-'a " f:: i i
llli-.:--, Mns the I'hilulciphia Hrrakl, ! jj.
t,,s ceafv tr nthcm-d thev-pinion that
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favur tti- wUvti.-U of Jnators to ten-
irress rv t.i,uuir voie. jh iiii- uj. t
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pahja in that tlate Ulh parties put for
; war.t favorite for the Senatorship.
I There was no law to sustain the action,
! but it served to Si-lire au expression cf
! sentiniiiit on the subject. (Jeneral
lVijiivr received u substantial majority
1 of the vote
fn.l Aft. r 11 Ion? contest in it
the Legislature,
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hnf been confirnu-it by the lawiuuy con- , djp,omacy the J31ain.cs should pro- quitted rix of the accused the day be
stitutevl means. I rllre eoDv'of the dispatch of Lord al- I fore and the iletective accnsel of tam-
Ju.-t i)rev:oufi to the Scranton Conven-
tion la.t Hummer several esteemed Deui-
. ,.-t rur;. f-tvore.1 tlii nom- corresponaence suonntiisa to t-ongaw wram umuiwwi.iiuw. Buu
oeratic contcmiK.ranef f,om the nom l They wiU find lhat prveiou cf juftioe ?
ination of a caudulate for I nitt-u fttaieri
S.-nator. The idea was well received, J
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l i..,..v.t ii.i-.nl, 1 Imve been aIorlKl i
i ,i r. ,., ,,v..-lt;,.n but fo- the fact that i eries dispute, substantially the same as prisoners had been clearly etabli-hcd
by the condition, but fo. the Jau , acCepted by Lord Salisbury, the jury, inspired by terror of the ven
tfie K publicans w..u..l not agr-e to . Jf tliere lla3 i, Rny diplomatic victory delta or else by money, had bronght in
put a favorite in the heta, ana u is oo- .
VlollS,
therefore, that the movement :
would be
oi.ilic Tli,. n:imin!? of a
canui.iate wmuu u.ic ;
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I. ova iiil enteil the '
Democratic preieicme in me mm ....
that party carried the legislature, hut (
nothin" more because, with no KepuU j
lican in the field, it would have been
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claimed that there wa noiomcsi ou u
quer-tion.
But it can be arranged in future in ,
this xtHtc iu-t s it was in Illinois last
fall. The majority vote will not carry i
with it the certificate of election. But
the nomination will convey the choice
of the party and the subsequent vote
will give the voters a chance to instruct
the legislators in an unequivocal man
ner. It is to be hoied that the party
managers will prepare for such a test in ;
the future
Fun the past several weeks the efforts
of the Chairman of the Bepublicati i
county committee and the Deputy
Tu- ,
ternai iieveniu1 collector ior i.ut uiainci,
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seem to have l;een directed to creating Treasurer Huston is expected, to return I of wood was secured and hurled against j w broken and hi h
the impression among the applicant? 1 to Washington to-morrow, but he will, I the outside wooden door. It gave away the ladv's spinal columr
fur liquor licenses that it would le a
good thing to stand well with the afore
said Chairman and Deputy Collector.
During the present week the Deputy
Collector has tven running back and
forth as a kind of missionary between
the godly and ungodly between the
Chairman of the Republican county
committee and the applicants for license
and the motions of the Chairman and the
Deputy Collector as they stood aside,
wiihin sight of the anxious applicants
and whispered words of wisdom, were
intended to be intcrpretated as being
portentious for good or evil to the would
be dispensers of alcoholic beverages.
We trust the successful applicants for
license will feel deeply grateful to this ,
r,:iir of wortbiea and keen them in re- I
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fiieiiiiii.Liiee ini" t.in iii.iiiii.i (tux-
ing tlie coming gnmmer and Fall. If
they can bring themselves to tlie liolief 1 they actually have the "gall" to ex- Charles Terrahin and Jim Caruso were
that they were befriended bv the Chair- j pres their delight to Democrats. Per- riddled with buckshot, aud Frank Rom
man of the Republican CVuntv Commit- I ?P the Democratic House be- ero, alias "Nine Fingered Frank " was
, 1 " i gins to show up some of the financial shot in the forehead as he knelt facing
tee through the grace 0 his missionary , croo'kedncfS of the ma5oritv in tbe ,,st the mob, his hands over his face. Lor-
p.'intomine of the present week will not
have been performed in vain.
James A. Cai:meij was regarded, says
the Harrisburg l'atriot, as a levcl-heatl-ed
man during his life, but when twenty
years ago he predicted that the expen
ditures from the National treasury on
account of pensions would gradually de
crease he did not forsee the recklessness
with which governiental affairs are be
ing managed these days. At the time
General Garfield made this statement
f 34,443,505 were paid out in pensions, i
but il,.. r. nlt f ti... .n.
sion.-. act and other measures, the pen
sion outlay amounting to $33,0O,O00
in 1S7'. to nearly $.77,0(0,000 in 1SS0,
to Sotl.OOO.OOO in 1SS3, to $75,000,000
1SS7, to $s0.r,00,000 in 1SS5, $7,G(X)
000 ia lSS-, to $10fi,t'00,CKH) in lS'.'O, to
nearly $127,0.K,WO for the current year.
That millions of dollars of this stu-
Kndous sum bnd their way into tne
pockets of bogus pensioners and claim
agents ean not Ire doubted, but So long
a the people permit the monopolistic
party to remain in power they must ex
Ivt their money to l.e shaiuefully
wae-ted. But, thank heavens, tiie next
House is likely to force President Harri
son to clean out the rotten pension de
partment much as he may dislike to do
So.
Mk. (iupstoxe's sjrtech at Hastings
on Tuesday, says the Pittsburg I'cxt, has
all the vigor ami freshness characteristic
of the grand old man. One point he
makes clear and emphatic, and that is
I that the Rnglish Liberals will have noth
ing to do with Mr. Parnell as an Irith
leader. If there had been no divorce
revelations, he said, home rule would
have meant making Mr. Parnell the con
stitutional ruler of Ireland," but as mat
ters stand the Liberals "are leady to
face defeat, exclusion from jower and
political misfortune, but will not create
a constitutional leadership for Ireland
under such guidance. That is final."'
This uncrompromising declaration,
with what Mr. Gladstone says as to the
continued devotion of the Liberals to
home rule, will have and should have a
gn at effe t on Iri.-h opinion. Par
iiell's star stems to have U-en waning of
lute, aud this w ill probably make an end
of his pretentions. It is a condition
and not a theory that faces the Irish
pei ple.
A si-jxi.tr. to the lhttsburg iW of
TucMlay says: Mr. I'itharri.s, of Cam
hria, calleil up his resolution to place his
uniform text r-ook bill on tiie calendar,
stating that having ten children of his
own it was a measure in which he was
directly interested. Chairman Cochran,
of the Educational Committee, opposed
the resolution l-ecause the El wood Lill,
rtjHirtod nflirmative, contains practically
t'nc rsinie provisions jus Mr. Fitzharris'
measure, but the later gentleman's
fatherly rcsj.onsibiliticS gained the sym
pathy of the House and the bill went on
the calendar by pi.i votes, exactly the
constitutional numl-tr.
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AtiiiMiro.s. March 13, 1221. Mr.
uritou wan fortunate in being out of I
town thi wwJe. He escaped the liret
evuUr.inee of the Blaine howlers, who I
c - uiiraucv ' k. ' .
II U e gltllf t-V.il pil nu, . 1
allezc riipi.nty treaty nag Detn ior-
mafly accepted bv the Brazilian govexu-
rnent, instead of" Uing rejected a had
been rumored, and because the Briton
governutent has agrcdto submit the
K. rini' Soa disnute to arbitration, reeerv-
ing the right to insist upon the payment !
of daoiatreis bv Uus icovemmeniior wnat I
ral'rt the l leeal Et-izure of vessels fmi-
: xr IM,. linnf urtrLI n -
itburv, w.nt to the British Minister here j
last Hummer, which was a part of the
proposition then made by Great
Uri,.,;,! to arbitrate was, with the excep- I
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tion tlmt it inciuaeu ine uin&uian iimi- I
won jn negotiations Mr. Blaine I a
was not its winner. I
oiwiinsianame tne statement tnat
lhe aMoiatmeiits of the nine United
1 wimuuw nui iv ....... v.
hoites Judsres until Conzress met asrain
tiie liepublican applicants for these hfe- I
time positions are patiently waiting for J
IVitfjoa for going to Maryland was to
6hoot wild ducks, but I think that his I
real reason wad to escape the importuni- I
ties of the "lame ducks" of his party. I
It is thought here that he will make
these npiointment8 before going to the
I'aciric Coast in search of votes in the
next liepublican National Convention, I
and the vote hunting jaunt is to begin, I
very appropriately, in the neighborhood I
of the tirst of April. General Miller is
i said to be studying the law under which I
, these iudtres are to be appointed, as I
doubts have been expressed of its consti- I
tut ion;: I icy.
Secretary Foster i in Ohio, but there
I is quite as mucn consternation in tne
Treasury Department as there usually is
upon a change of administration, and
the impression is general that many-
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iie.tua ittt- tu axil iu .u.iei i.
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,iu.re a.'i x unirt o ixiv.tiiitr; it,uuii. aur.
not, thev 6a v at the department, again re-I
sume his duties, although his resigna
tion lias not leen oilicially accepted.
There is a well defined rumor here that
Mr. Harri.on will try to get rid of Hus
ton bv tendering him an important for
eign mission. Private Secretary Hal
ford savs there is nothing in it, but it
finds manv ielievers nevertheless.
I-a.st night at the hotel at which Hon.
William II. .Morrison. lives there was a
gathering of delighted Illinois Demo-
craUs exchanging congratulations ujxjn
the election of General Palmer to the
Cnited States Senate, and no one ex
pressed more pleasure than Mr. Morri
son, who hud leen prominently men
tioned a- a candidate in case of the with
drawal of General Palmer.
Republicans here take a fpecial de-
li,rl,( i tt.f L-r.-l..l tV.it , (ru
agant appropriations of the last Congress J
will make a deficit in the Treasury which I
the incoming Demo'ratic Conirress will I
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have to provide for, either bv reducing
expenses or increasing taxation, and
Congress, as it is almost certain to do tto Comitezwat) filled in head and body
these fellows will not feel quite so glee- with buo kshot, while Peter Monasterio,
ful. the only one who had his back turned
The Tre.isury Department has notified to the avengers, was shot in the back of
the claim agents that all payments un- the head. No time was wasted for sen
tier the- direct tax act will be made to the timent and leading members of thecom-
! States in trust for citizens thereof from
whom they were collected and that no Then the avengers ran bae'e into the
one will le allowed to examine the direct- prison again and found three others hud
tax records of the department unless au- dling in their cells Antonio Fcoffaldi,
thorized by one of the States to do so. Antonio M archest and Joseph V. Mach
This is a black eye to the fraternity of e- The latter had secured a pistol by
claim agents, but it would be safe to bet some means, and he fought like a rat in
that copies of the department records a corner, shooting 1 ohce Sergeant It eri
were in the possession of favored indi- u in the neck. The avengers closed
viduals before the order was issued. in on him, and after riddling his clothes
The Illegal sealers in Bering Sea will I
have a lively time this season, as pend- I
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tne arbitration the ships of Urcat I
Britain will assist those of the United
States in putting an end to business.
M.
Many Lives Lost.
Gibraltar, March 17. Tlie British
steamship Utopia, from Italian ports,
bound to New lork with 00 Italian
emigrants aboard, collided to-day with
in Gibraltar bay and sank soon afterward
tne iriusn ironclad Kodney, anchored
off Ragged Staff. A southwest gale was
I blowing at the time of the collision.
Many women and children were
drowned". A large uuml-er clinging to
the rigging have been rescued by the
boats from the channel squadron. In-
tense excitement prevails on shore.
On en term rr the hav the I tor. in liefore
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British ironclad Anson. The Utopia
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sank within a few minutes. Boats were
immwliatelv lowcreil from the British
ironeh.,1 n,l lc,-. from the .-ith mor,.
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oi-war rreya. inege r-oats rescued 1M)
jH-opIe who are now on t-oard the vari-
ous vessels. Many others who were
reseiMil are located in government build-
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ii:s uu me Miore. ii ih reiortea tnat
the crew of the Utopia were saved but
that over two hundred i rsons perished,
Fatal Fire iu Pittsburg.
About 11 o'clock last night fire broke
out in Wasser's row, Eden Alley, near
I-orty-hrst street, Pittsburg, and five
memljers of the family of Wolf Kuper
man his wife, three cnildreii, and his
brother-in-law were all frightfully
burned, aud three of them are expected
to die as a result of theirinjunes. They
ere removed to tne est 1 enn Hospi
tal lor treatment
Pitts r;i KG, March 17 Two deaths
will result from last night's fire in the
Seventeenth ard. They are Mrs. Kup
lerinan and the four-weeks'-old baby.
The others will recover.
The lire was caused by the explosion
of a lamp, which scattered the burning
oil in all directions. The house was
frame, and the flames spread so rapidly
that the sleeping family was rescued
with difficulty.
'ew Yvrk'8 Dig Loss.
Nkw Y ork, March 17. A fire started
in the basement of the nine story, man
sard roofed brick and iron building on
the corner of Blecker and Green streets,
about 5:20 this morning, utterly ruin
ing it ami spreading to two buildings
east of it and destroying them, as well
as another in the rear that ran from
Green to Mercer street. It will be claw
ed among the largest fires ever known 1
in this city. Over $2,000,000 worth in !
til . '
yiuue roiieu SKywflru m smoke and flame
in less than live hours. The building in
which the fire originally started was
owned by Mendel Bros., real estate men
of Chicago, aud was occupied by Alfred
Iienjamiu t Co.. proliably the largest
maiiufactiirers of fincrcady-inade cloth
ing iu the countrv.
3Iob l &W !a fw Orleans.
New Okj-ea, March 15. The nice
men who Lave bt-en on iruu Kit lUf
runnier oi nici Aieruiy anu no
were acqaitUnl have fallen before the
u,Vt f tho nmnn n) tn were
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t"trnng up 10 tue axujpitit winw ue
parlh jail and riddled with talleta.
Five thouwind men took part ia this
Rimmary proceedinp, and among thfern
were numl-ered many of the leading cit-
izena. Eight more Italians cf the nich
teen imprisoned charged with participa-
lion in im sfswinitiiuu oi uiej xicii-
nwy were lei t anve ana iremonng izi
Kpt r with ti mrv who hAil kC
pering with the jury. Would it not be
well to let them, too, taste the popular
The verdict roused the slumbering
wrath of the populace, Although in
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me poiiuinr ix-nei ure cum ui uc ji
venhct of not guilty. It was too much
to be borne.
mere was meeiuig rnuay mgut,
Italion quarter, of prominent business
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and professional men merchants, pub-
lie officials and others, at which it was
decided to call a general mass meeting
in the city. A call was issued as brief
as it was ominons:
"All rood citirens are invited to at
tend a mass meeting on Saturday, March
14, at 10 o'clock a- M.,at theGay statue,
to take steps to remedy the failure of
justice in the Hen nessy case. Come pre-
pared for action.
It was a bugle call to arms, it was an-
sweredby an army. At 9 o clock tneciu-
zens were swarming into the square as
they swarmed on that great September day
sixteen vears ago. Hundreds of them
bore arms upoh their shoulders, rilh-s
and shotguns, and few among that ex- i
cited and determined multitude but had
revolvers in their pockets.
Several speeches were made
when the crowd started for the jail.
When they reached the building a
knock was made at the door. As no
one answered the knock a large billet
with a crash, and the crowd poured in
with an imtuous rush, yelling lor tne
kevs to the inside door. The sheriff
was away looking, hesaid, for protection
from the mayor, who was conveniently
not to be found, and the deputy in
charge dared not withstand the demand.
The authorities were really lukewarm in
the way of stopping violence. The kevs
were brought and again the crowd sur
ged in. At first they entered a cell at
tached to the white people's yard, which
was crowded with trembling priponern,
but when told that the men thev pought
were not there tLey filed out again.
Finally the Sicilians were found
crouching in a corner on their knees
wailing and shrieking for mercy. They
had heard the sound of the catapult and
crescendo roars of the furious and blood-
thirst crowd. Thev knew that thev
were doomed, Lut still they cried pit-
eously lor Ille
Tlie fusillade which followed was ter-
ritic. Rocco Geracci was nearest and a
single bullet in tiie chest hnished him
mittee gave the orders to fire.
with shot, none of which strangely
enough penetrated his lodv, proceeded
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lu riuo " aeain. rvonaiai was
killed by a gunshot wound alove the
right eye. Marhesi ww shot in the head
aud left for dead, but did not die uiitil
later on.
The boy Marehesi was spared bv or
der of Mr. Wiekliffe. who said that he
I was too young to hane. althouo-h un-
doubtedly guilty.
But there was a still more dreadful
act in the tragedy to come. The aven-
gers were not yet satisfied. Thev wan-
ted more, and thev wanted to make a
more public example for the benefit of
Sicilian bandita. A crowd of them got I
hold of Barnetto and drar-fed him nut
1 of the iail. He waa alre&iU-
unto death, and a trail of blood followed
when they dragged him, while his dark
face was all besmeared with blood. As
I tlie cn.u.-i i tVo um,otr. .r..,l. ,
1 . w .. . ... ...v. r,uaic iBUKUL ni Ic-11 L t 1
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i linn uuii-ai a. ruajui irenzieu rage.
They had heard the shots within the
jail, but had not seen the daughter
which accomnanie.! them VT
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waa
I nit vinrui IUU11I tJSJlUTZ LX U at i 1 L S.
rone and it was thrown around h s nn-t
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I The other end wa cast over the limb of
a tree and the dying wretch swunp un
Then a fusillade from a score of wean-
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ons ended its SUllenngs in an instant
On the other side of the jaij the crazy
j Manuel Polizzi met a similar fate on the
arms of the lamppost, and his body, too,
was riddiod with bullets and buckshot
This ended the slaughter, and the
leaders cried halt. Thev had accom
plished the work for which thev came.
and they were willing to let authoritv in
the person of the coroner resume its
sway-
0b Bis Mncle.
Charleston, V. Va.. March 17. Tlie
VirTnia P-ture ad journed yes-
iu me .-senate mere was no
quorum voting. A call of the Senate
was ordered and the sergeant-at-arms
was sent out after the absent members.
He attempted to take Senator Knott, of
Jefferson county, in, when the latter
struck the sergeant a blow in the eye.
He was fined $10 by the Senate, which
was afterward remitted, although he
sturdily refused to apologize. On the
remission of the fine the sergeant-at
arms resigned, and while an effort was
being made to expunge the proceedings
from the journal the Senate adjourned
sine die.
r.A .. .. T . T .1 . ,
Highest of all in Leavcnin- Power.
B
ABSOUTEL? pmtE
wHMmg in Aredl, Klik.. tb otV-t-
t brW rr rarr!e1 to her nToth
husband, and fwur f ber lorrar hnsband
were (xveciit mt tbe ceremofly.
Tb t-B rk re ra no danger of bn-ora -mr
an eathicl 9jpeVe. Since tbey havr
--o plaee-1 oader the provctton of DnlUxl
Stateg troop tbfif have bn fncreastng
rapkily.
Focr-Tr-old SnIUe Jennr.r, of
Bab!U
Mooroo ectinty. caoftht Are at fi
ber notber's kitchen tove and bnrned
to death while her mother bnrj out the
ciotnes
A Mlonr1 man ha ft"" bt-fore the
legislature of that state, advocating theln
trodnctlon and pasaee of a bill compelling
the keepers of railroad restaurants to date
tbir r!e.
There are nearly iVi.o acrv of land
In the territories of Arizona and Nw Mex
ico whoe ownership is in dispute owlnjr to
the confusion growing out of the Mexican
grants and the forgeries of Spanish deeds
that have been prevalent.
A merchant In Svracnse of?ersS a
young woman twenty yards of sua for a. !
dref s if she would saw half a cord of wood
... , - . , .
In front of hU store. She borrowed a saw,
spit on her hands, and went through the
wood pile in Just three hours, and an ad
miring crowd bought her a 1 12 hat to go
with the dress
Edward A nartzell, a well known
vounjr man of Allentown. was buried last
Friday afternoon. A peculiar feature of
the funeral was that the sermon preached
was on a text selected two years ago by the
deceaed, who alo gave directions at the
time what hymns should be sung and
what words of warning the officiating
clergyman should speak to his surviving
relatives and friends.
Great crowds ffoeked to the county
Jail at Decatur. 111., on Friday afternon
when It became known lhat the Sheriff
' was charging ten cents for a ifht of the ;
gallows on which William II. Crawford
was to be hung the next day. All were
i afforded an opportunity V see how the
thin worked. The receipt reached a
total of nearly Tn. The exhibition was
severely criticised.
A teni belonging to Peter Ilamm. of
near CelitursvlMo. Lvcom'na county, ran
a way on Saturday, when Mr. 17 si mm and
wlf were returning from market, and
threw both of them out. Mr. Ham's hip
ad badly rat. and
n was so badly In
jured that she will probahlv die. The ac
cident took plnen just as they were about
to enter Puboltom-n and was caused by
the horses frightening at a train.
Com am a n I rmt I mm .
St. Ai-fifPTtM!. Pa.. March 10, 1U.
EcliUrr Cumbria Freeman :
Sir: Will you kindly Rive me space in
your invaluable paper to answer certain
chare made aealnst me a president of
the Farmers' Alliance of Cambria county,
which appeared In the Gallitzin nTt'Jira
for of Iat week, over the sijrnatnreof "Far
mer?" I am charted with worklnr In the
Interests of certain Democratic politicians
known as the "Conrt Tlouse rlnfr." Also,
of havine deelens of securlnir some fat of-flr-e
by bllndfldiinr th farmers to secure
that end by political filibustering, etc.
The writer of the article referred to. In
spired by certain conspirators, and he
himself having an axe to prlnd. U well
known to me and had he slrned his name
to the article uo reply would have been
necessary.
The actions of the Farmers' Alliance of
Cambria county so far are above reproach.
Every member of our organization knows
that no word or act of the officers could be
construed as favoring any Court nouse
rlnjrorany Democratic aspirant. Our or
ganization Is not on the market and can
not be bought to favor any candidate or
aay party. In December last the president
or the Wage Earner Alliamce addressed a
letter to mi asking my views about form
ing an alliance with us. I replied stating
I would meet them at Gallitzin Immediate
ly after Court adjourned. I did so and was
met at the station by J. W. Kilduff, who
estorted me to the room where the confer
ence took place. I expressed my views
fully but aave them to understand that
they were simply my own personal views.
I promised to lay their views before our
meetings. A meeting was called at Car
rolltown In January. I was there but the
roads drifted shut the same day, so that
only four men turned out. Another day
was named three weeks later, bnt by a
mistake I went t o soon. I then a pointed
February 27th as the date for holding the
next meeting, but when the time arrived I
got sick and was unable to attend. The
Farmers Alliance of Carrolltown is not
onr affair and in my judgment was a mis
take. If the Ware Workers' Alliance
conlJ not wait until we could take action
on their proposition, we hold our organiza
tion as cot loose from further eonsldera-
t,on of th1"- proposition. This coram
ration Is for the Information cf the
nnl-
Far-
mers Alliance of Cambria county and all
others Interested in onr movement.
LfKK B EHT, Prest. F. A
Bevlew a aid Praanaaatlaana.
Reviews have two taurnoses: To
- r 1 . - m.
'w purposes: 10 nx
. v... i w . . , . .
. 7,"".." " to group ana
een Wnn
! classify it.
I stronghold.
: Zl'Ji. .V ... lrA
i tion of what has been learned
"nlno - "ere nouia 6 aally repetl-
' tlon of what has been learned. It fixes it
la the mind. Day hy day the pupil adds a
little to what he already knows. As the
time passes, this should bo firmly fixed in
the mind by a review. The general prin
ciples ought to be picked up In the review
and classified. As a general reviews his
army, so ought a child review what he has
passed over during a school term, in order
that he may get a full view of it. We
think it the most Important time of all the
term. Much has been learned in pieces
diseonectedly. Now the parts of a subject
are seen In their relation to one another.
See that your child Is In chool every
day for the reviews. If he is. there is vcrv
llllle OanCOror LIS failinir tn w nmmMnH
I aronts beoomo somewhat careless
during tbe last two or thrws we-ks of
the term, the review period, and then when
their children fail to be promoU-d, they are
dissatisfy. If yonr child Is in the school
every day, there will be no cause of dissat
isfaction after the promotions are made.
This year we will jrlve to each pupil a
printed promotion certficato, statins pro
motion or non-promotion, the grades of
the final examination, and the number of
days attended during the term.
T 11. Allison-.
Principal.
r, i ---
If In need of a salt of clothe it will pay
yon to po to C. A. Bharbangh'M. Carroll
towo. Read the Freeman.
TJ. S. Gov't Report, Aug. x7, jgSo.
9
owder
Krhnol lUporl-
i!kilna t tie n iort of
rtiuubt for lat school month.
Knrolled. auebtlauaa.
i
: SB
t C H B S
8: 5. 5. s:
c ;
I a , tw iii,7a ,
: J a 1 ti
: V V M 'i- V-
a i 4i 2-: a s
'. n -i-: ii 'J iv w
ill S la 10 o J
Il 9 iVl vu t 189.
tlrtS:
Anuie Jei
T. H. AIUmu.
Totl .
Tiie follow iuft pupils were perfect in at
tendance during the ruoritli:
KiMtm Xo. 1. Jesse Kvans, Arthur Hill,
Daniel Tbutnu, Joseph Davis, Walter
Apel, Elmer Davis, Eichard Oweus, Carl
EnleLart, Albert Brown, Fein Ludwig,
Ilalph Davis, Harvey Tibboit, Clark
8harp, Clara Jamea, Sallio Youug. Maud
Folsnin, Beatrice Mower, Lida Davison,
Mabel Gaut, Margaret Contie-ll, Busy
C rouse and Katie Grey.
Boom Ko. 2. Ernest VWaklcu. Dellio
f, ('ili,i, Hill Karri- lt...,i...t ItaviH
. : ... . . .... . ....
liQunjE, ji&rry ititnuf, c.tiiei iiieiu,
Lizzie Iudwig. Gertie Hill, Minerva llu-
ber, MaU-1 Allison, Xita Evans. Blanche
Ganu Sibbie Shields, June Dais and
Pearl Kruis.
Boom So. X Myrtle James. Annie Me
Iireen, Floy Stiles, Annie Owens. Alice
Weaklen, Julia F.rown, Betta barman
t Bessie Evans, Olhe Davis, Peter Ludwig,
Davio Kvans, Elmer Davis, Hirbie Evan",
Willie Cole and Eddie Craver.
Rodm No. 4. Mary MC'aie, Alii- Jones.
Jennie Dinsmore, May Davis. Minnie
Craver, Minnie Kinhner, Aiitilw Mi!I.
Sadie Nipple, May Gilfiith aud Morgau
Evans.
Room So. 5. Georjre Thomas. Phil
Shettip, Kred June and Charles Weak
land. Clas leaders. Kmm ". -J.X class.
Lizzie Ludwig; It class June Davis. Room
No. 3. A class, Anuie Mclir-eu; l; class.
Alice Weaklen. Room No. 4. A clas.
Minnie Craver; B class. May Davis.
Room No.' 5. A cla-ts, Emma Daison; B
class, Phil Sheltig.
WOMEN
aatlaajr wiwi i mtv mm gtm , mr Wmm Ccr IV
tftrmlalaa pfllr tm ikcir mi. ad! ti
THQ
BE5T TQHIC
This mawUciQ eoniblxMS Jnm with par wwrtablm
Anriuc, mmd im tovmlximXtlm fur limM'm pcuiju- to
VV men &ni tw mhm levd mlxiATj li). It him
rlchr tad Patibrs thm Bio4. tiMalftU
trm Appetite trentlirB(t Um atwie u4
NfnM in favct, tiwtrtHaclalT lavif rmiev.
OtTatVrS Xit 30Bl(MXa4tL aSfld UQa ML1B HaOULal.
It do tot Llavckra thm tJi. c&tuta btwlvcL, or
pralaoa rr-iiaTlitnTir-n i-- I tnAr Jrom mrW-ija u.
aftfu. lizabiti BAimn. 74 TmrwmB Arm MJvta
k. Wa., tvA. BtuW of Im. Mttx. imA:
I Mr TBMaU Bravo'i Iran Biuerm. avod it na.b-a
aBOafW UUTaB doCtaUT to SZW, aaVrUA etOT4 Bk oi Ua
arJt3Maw ldj hr m htm. AWu ocrad bm oi IJ-
T CoKDOiaVUAt. 4TaXd BOW tDf OCampiAXkuO a ciaTaAX mO&
gooA. timm mimo tun baManflcaAi w m chiMixma.
Mil. Loitxaa O. BatAOZtOK. Et aLockport N T
at: " 1 hav tuffrd nntold mtmrniy fruon Fouua
CoaplaunB, and euoVd btaun mii-mf Cram ftoi.aaUaat
mammL Bravn' Iran Bmrm.N
C in1n hMavbov Trmd Mark mnA gnwid Pd !fna
mm wi-KppaaT. Tmk b Mbrr. Md aolj by
MUQWN CJUJUC1L CO tt4XT LMVMJC, MM-
H. GHSLQ3 & 00.,
PITTSBURGH.
OA'PIt TO TIIi: Tit A lit. TUE BLS
$3.00 "SHOES
IX TUK MilUUT.
aia.ui: ix
Button, English Bals & Imitation
Lace Congress,
Fraat lha BIJ.T CILT SHI.H, wlla
vEwnxE i)o(.c ia. Tors, olb
U-ATHfcin (lir.lTEBS, mm a-rarjr
wavtjr wuranUd.
Trustee's vSale
REAL ESTATE.
BT virtue ol the authority contained la deed
from Mark MrL.uii lilfn. dated the 12. b ij
oi Fehmary, ror,le'l In :i.m'Ti coonty.
Vol. (.axe 1&4. I will ctter at ,ulnr aale at tlie
hotel of Juhn McKo:ma, at tbe uuiailt. on
SATURDAY, APRIL , 1891,
at 1 o'clock, r. m.. the followioc Keal Esial:
Alt that aertala tr-t of land vuuata In A1I-a-beay
towaahlp. t'amhfia county, anjoiutu
laoda of St. Kranrla' 4'llea-e and other, cunoiu
Ibic about KIJ-TY At'Kt-S. auie ia e:i-ti alter
ed and underlaid arfta Ooal.
Ttii.n Sz
T-iper rent, on day ol aale; and hulanre on
dellTery of d-e4. PAI L. Mi KEN N A.
.March. IS. isvl. Tru.iee.
KENTUCKY
FV1UL
Tbe cn'y firm In
Pmn't ho tKake
a ar-. lalllr of Ueu-
tu-ky r-a-luia
I.-u.-ht and 1-it Lt- -
. H
i roitatactlT
In their ttal.ioa one hundred head ol
.Muk-a, all aia, from fotir foot to the 1a'-z tuule
wi'ihinr I4O0 l!., are It. Arulirim A .... 64
H-riid Avenue, I'ltt turli. 1'a. U.irlitp-M-d
to all parta of the Slate ou ordr. NjiI ; rig ha
V'o. l irkud uh k to be found ia thi-ix li.lblia,
44" Correspond-uc aoiiciU-'J..
S S i?lL,(
-.am
rtJ
P5
r.CNo foh our cTAioGur.t-o pr.ict i
M 1 LHO Cltl
T 1 a r r-1
'?jr!!rcr
EUliaa.
lis iUUv2.
INDIANAPOLIS. IN D
aamhr, .ha .r. Hnkbc e.rr asife . ...rMl
H..XKW
. A1.I.J..N, Ioa KO. Aaiaua,
Malar.
at vara.
G5.EO. M. nKAIK.
ATIUKSLV AT LAW.
lL.nehi;t-i. 1'r.sai,
-C)fnce on C'en're atreet. near Hlfh.
Happy and cnirrt ii.-i bri ic v ;ii"Tl. Ho-
c-tcster;"f.he liver, i-i ihclhtcf ;.t t;:cra:.-g.
r ti;at n inert, ur i:t K. i.vr Lk-j, c. . 1 Vri.
,fj
r mm mm mm m rm if
l ni il il u "
va.. a
.wnnnsLs! sLoca efl at u ana m Mam m
aiau u BJ 11 ,w.,wi won iiidBMrfMwi. .
TL..Z. . h"' "i T IhaM bvllara a
.V7L TOr"ww iaiina.. Hni ,1. H.I Kill .Iw. fbfatab 1
?V "" aiui a. i .,,
r 1 " o. lfia .-b d.tri.t at 1m. f
aa.. mtrmmnw Mnrhl ana unmAI i . z 1
i he - PeopSe's - Store,
5 f H AVENUE. PITTSBURCH.
Lurgest and Finest Store in the City.
Fisme Black Ooods.
We k r. at all time implt tik of HUok and Muurulti Uaod cl tte b.ghent chnraowr u t.
quality aad atylo. ana at i r,-e the Lw-t-
Klauc lro-Kr,ti iU, Ae. if, tV il. UI. 1 W and up to 2 VJ.
li.ict b ailie roca . sje. l. 1 12 l 24. t il), I ft. 1 'It aoa 1 10.
HlncK Sttln Ktidme. ete. 1: D'jn. f 1. 1 -lb. I 60 ml uy, la 2 M.
HUck Sanbi. 4ve. .-. 7 -c. 82.'. t . 1 26 and op tu i uu.
Arinuro aud laccy 'nve. firva ud Lara, tl, lUltd.
Klart KrcaJa (. I-, vsr. 1 lii
.Mclre Kilai. Be. 1 1 iUi 1 b t J 2 93.
Kla-k Si.iu tc. Tio aaJ 1 ou.
tUn'k kiik Warp li-iirio(t-. tjo, 1 00. 1 li. I 1 IT. 1 if, 1 CJ. 1 T 2 OU. U.'i 37, 2 10
Suk Warp I-ia iinas. 41 Aj. I Tit
tSIlK Warp I amire. 42 locLai. 1 i.
All Wool Tamlre, 4u inclien. syjo. Hue. and 1 00.
All Houl orJ. l,aKooa!a. Bro a le. eLc . Mi. 11 00 ar.d 1 ;i.
ei Inch All W.hjI Black Hrurl.oa. k7e. WJc. I OU. 1 12 1.1 37. t SO. 1 73.
j1qcH All Wool Kraach i'a-tlinere Stc. tJ?. 70c 76c . Sue . air aud
tilack anil W bite n ana aud BiacK, li.ack and lfv,
Irotn Site to l..
Ulark Caetiaiera bbaarlg. Slnirlc. 1 20, 1 tJ. 1 TJ.2 00.2 Sj aud up to 0 7i. Doable, S 00. 1 1). 4 ;
i ito aad up to 18 Ou.
Silk Frloa-ad .Miawia la tloitle. 3 03 to 6 50. Dm Me. 6 0J to 7 00.
I'rlert T Sl.k W aru Uatitnora. l,.uila bawia. II
t y w arp jaotnera. lk.uois nniwn, ua jiattTnea . 17 ou, i J ano 10 0.
k Klcbua. hoavy ailk lrio. r.cmy cir,idar4. I a5 1 40. 1 7a. 2 s, 2 2i 2jci.7i. 1 00 i jj lu
bO. 6 00. S fru. 6 7i, e 00, 8 In). 75. 7 00. 7 W. 0 0J. k 5o. VUO.tMl, IwOo, 11 oi. 12 00, up w .7't
k. lfHjJ W ool Sri twin. I . 2 00, 2 5J. 3 00 3 60 1 7J . 4 io.
mack M
4 I
Hlack.
Kiack Jackei a and W laua ol tvtil taahiocable deCI
Alournina Mii:l.cr a Specialty, alwayt redy lor ure. iateai lyia ol Audi' VoIIIdk anl Sixi
In Stik.
T.'iuf and Honneta. 2M,3 00. 3 0,3 75.4 00. 8 00. 6 50, 0 00.
tra; and ('raa Vrlla.
All Wool. HcrdereJ. Nnoa' Velllrtr. I 2i to 3 10.
Mlk aod W kI Hordert-d. Ntina ' VelliOK, 1 2tt lo 8 00.
A tiliuery to otdnr iy Cm claa a runs at uioitnta rlcn.
w Len " i lie. a au. tDiiik lu auy kiua ci X5,u, k
Urn clooda and Lj.et fr
CAMPB
CARL 111 I V1jNt I U B,
PRACTICAL
WATCHIVUKEH JEWEtER,
2VND DEALER IN
"f Wl
-JL ,-.-i-M:....4- r.
Sckearodo -
mm
a--V"' - ??-3r
-DEALERS IN-
General, Merchandise
CL O TIUJVG, FI. O Ult, FEUD,
Lumber and Shingles. We keep our Stockaha',
Full and Complete. Give us a Call.
CVl JZ OI.l.TOWN, IA.
every iYATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS KO LAUNDER. KC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN Hi A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED YATEIIPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
mai t-ly -
est and
s
We now have the krrest and best selected stock of Men's,
and Boys' Clothing in the county. Our .Spring Stock is now ccc
plete. We have the best selection of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
in the county. Also, all the nobby styles of Hats in the M ,
Our motto is "Good Goods and Low Prices." It will pay yv
come and see us as we can and will save you money.
Very Respectfully,
C
CtS-90-Iy
A.. FOSTER,
t ormrlyef the rirm of .!. Faaler A ttnlnn.
I
I
Joliiistown, Jri j
With a larso and full stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goodi, Triffi
Hosiery, Linens, Flannels, and Winter Goods.
Carpets and Oilcloths
of every description and everything in the lino of House Farci5
ing Goods at the lowest prices.
j
!
j
it
jjrti'reie't 12 00, 14 SO and 16 00.
lull, u rem 2 40 to 60 00.
iuuji, on will Dud averytliluK wanted
tert.
Uray anj iiiaca fabric. J and 44 In.'
ELL DICK.
Watches, Clocks
JEWELRY,
-ANU
Optical Gccdc.
Sole Agent
rou rHt
Celebrated RockfcrO
ColumMa end Fredonia WattLcs
Iu Key and Sic a, Witniii.
.AiltiK SKLFf.'TION OF A LI. KIM
of JEW FLi:r alviejH en be
Mv l-n nf Ji-we'rv 1 unn:'pf
' iv unit wh for -ura-lt heteri purr) b
tf am, woKnanKAMt rn v
CARL RIVINIUfe
Ml-!lUll, N.iV. It. 1HKS--t.f.
& - Jioppcl,
THAT CAN BE RELIED Oil
JXTo-t to Discolor!
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
mark.
Cheapest.
A SHARBAUGH.
l.-AKKUUTl'WNJ
ULOIU
KtitOfaBCtM CA&
YBLPAY.
IHJUJ !T-.
jLaX JVt. A! I
-IW. O. E. aVUW
tiJa WOlJC.
Carrolltown.
Mr. M. V. U r
visiting relative and
Tbo largest mock
abocai, fine or heavy,
kern.
WanUL a young
do treneral Iiouho w
fjood wagt-a. Inquire
Grafrtua Milk-r
Miller, ha b-n appt
Treasurer John O. !S!
Local ir.
The IViinsylvui
have appllcatious f
fry. with only 2.'
the d-naud.
Tho tnin hi
charge ofeonsilrarv
of murder, have
of evidence a'"''
Road carts are
life now and when
Barkem' and tl
Lave them from Hi
The Sons of V
maklnir preparailoi
ball Iu the Opera 11
Inn, March 30ih. 1
uccoxrt.
Kev. Father K
ollc coujrn'iratloii
transferred totiaili.
occaalonwd hy the r
Boyle to JoliiiloN.'
Every farmer ki
plow ank everyone
If you are RoinR to
find the lHst in tl
So say all who hav.
The Initial nut
Daily Herald fontv
ou Monday last. 1
Democratic In poli
prove & Ixmaiiza to
The public Kal.
der will take place
at the farm f f F.
of Carrolliow n, all
lis will be offered
Mrs. William s
ton, Clearlield com
lots alout a weel
CoiH-lin, of Iecat
better a few days
bable at a hlrth.
John McC'oi-lii
truck by a train
urday nitzlit and I
pal Injury ix-inn
He I under tn
hospital, Johnsto
lr. I'aul Mc l
pleco of land iti
hip, cnntaiiiinir '
Saturday, April
place at the hot,
Summit, at oueo
The ixamlnn
periiian. dl ceriile
Iron street build
dav and Salurduv
Mr. Charles Klric
man of the ri
hould W- in hU h
month.
Mensr;. J.
those wl-,hin to
beaddtones to
day to order luesr
so that no one
former year tb"
all their peroral
ceivlug them too
William Kei
years, whose b
Blair county, h.i
on the railroad i
day last while
rapidly moving
taken to the A
arm wait ampul;
. Mr. ;eorj?e
the entire cont
township at pu
April 1st. at lo o
ell at the sam.t t
llufr, 3 ho(ct. 1 t -'
KaH. atiH lu..1,ti,i
cooking Moves a I
--In our annoi
Will be found t).
Gray, of Carrol:
Sheriff. Mr. ;i
to the Democrat
known tliroiiRln
energetic De iuo
be elected and f
flee with ability
If you have
row you will w u
ferent kinds fn
Last year i
ted fifty-nine
girl of I'iitsbi,
adjoining iiti
t iven as ri'wm,!
four wiM-ks' toil
Daily Pout. Tl
belter wheels u
It did last year,
lnff the '. O'l
Weeks w ill cei
Safety Bicycle
Of four Kplendl
Post you can
w hich are io I
or girl can obi;
any cost excep:
Don't forjr
Wktioii, harrow
kcr'.
Martin Ki
place was urIe
I'nlted St
aendiiiK monej
LouMana Siat
Mr. Blst mail, i
addresl to t 1
talninsr two d
ten-epted and
department a,
who, when Mr
letter at the
rcn-d hlui. 1
Where he ha!.
States ConuuiJ
him for trial 1
I'ittubuijf. M
Don't mis
SprlnK cloihh
roll tow u.
Mr. I.. 1
House, this p!
tire contents
Wednesday ol
atleuciujf at 1
nwiny articles
bealdiiiff. 10 ex
carpets, nafe,
heaiiiiR ptov.
chaitaiM-r sets,
all kiu.is, pu
room lamps,
JUeeiis
diuluR chair,
beer pump, Vi
Vftrlety of of
mention. Mi
j5oi. mid iiu
ti s u t t
you v in u-
j JUU
o