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TH6 CAIRO BULLETIN
ntorad ftt th Otlre PonofBea for transnilMloa
. through th nuklUtt Meond-elM rales.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Prof. S. E. Gott authorizes his un
nouneement as a Republican candi
date (or County Superintendent of
schools, at the primary elertion to b3
held on Tuesday, April 13, 1909.
UNPLEASANT STORV 10 FILL CAWY
ATI5IH STREFT
TRAIN MEN SAID TO HAVE BEEN
DISCOURTEOUS TOWARD,
SICK WOMAN.
Rough Language Toward Boy
Cot Placed Along Side of
Corpse in Daggage
Car.
Her
NINE CAR LOADS OF MATERIAL
TO BE DUMPED INTO
SEWER HOLE.
TO GET THE monev
MEMEERS OF COMMilTTEE FAVOR
RAISING ALL LICENSES TO
MEET CITY'S NEEDS.
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.
John Hogan authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for Po
lice Magistrate of the city of Cairo,
at the election to be held on Tuesday,
April 13, 1909.
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THE WEATHER
s
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature.
Maximum f2
Minimum !'"
At 7 p. m 5S
At 12 midnight (street record)... C2
General Conditions.
The day was rainy, there being al
most a continuous hard r;iin the f r.j
port of the day with a drizzle in tho
afternoon. The precipitation for the
21 hours ending last evening was 1 9'J
laches. The government bulletin re
iwrted rain from 23 itoints, extending
over the Ohio valley lightly. Ex
tremes of temperature were 78 ur
Vicksbur; and C at Denver.
An incident which excited much iri
pleasant comment took place at Ct n
iral I'nion station vvlun one 'f rti
northbound trains was about to po
out. It appears that a young woman
who had beiMi stopping at (!n- Hour
poises piace, was taken Mi'Mt nly i'l
'and her young broUier, a lad id' thir
teen years or so came after her from
Murphyshoro. The vouii-'r woman was
carried in on a cot from the hotel
to the train by friends; the boy ha I
tickets for himself and his sister, but
when he wished to hoard the train re
ceived scant attention from the trait;
men. Some of the bartase ,r ex
press men were tpiite rude, en th"
story goes, when lie was requested
to have the sick Human lifted jntu
the baggage car. ' We haven't tint
to bother with things like that," h
said, iu the presence of the .-; k worn
Ian. When fnuiUy the woin-tn wa
lifted into the car her cot was pliced
right along side of a casket con'am
ing a corpse and left there till th
train pulled out.
SEWER BULK -HEADED
Above and Bilow Break and Both
Fuo'ps Going D.iy and Night
Cause cf Trouble
Stated.
No
Action Taken Lrrt Night
loon Liccnre Ordinance
Reoort Fof Council
Tonignt.
On
No
Sa-
TERRIBLE 101WA00
CAUSES DEATH AND
RUIN IN ARKANSAS
Forecasts for Today.
Cairo and vicinity: Rain or snow;
brisk to high northwest winds.
Illinois: Washington. March 8
Rain or snow and colder Tuesday:
Wednesday fair and wanner.
TWO CENT RATE
LAW IS INVALID
Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today.,
Sun will set today
Moon will rise tonight
liNoie: ine anove sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and approxi
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.
6:2i a. in.
0:00 p. m
8; 'i'i p. m
fttUttttlttttttt tttOtf f t
? NEWS OF THE RIVERS I
Y t V 1 . t 4 . .
I he river marked t'Vl feet on the
Cairo gauge last evenlni showing a
fall of of a foot iu 24 hours.
ri i . . . i
i ne ruin yesier.iay in trie upper
unio was not heavy and no rise is
M!glg'L-fjrom there for t h-f fTeftt
rc.mp rise is likely to come out of
, the Mississippi.
ine uaKland passed out of thp
Ohio yesterday morning with 29
Iwat8 an.l two barges of coal, three
model barges loaded with manufac
tured Iron and two fuels.
The Dick Fowler was in and out
bt renal Iron and to Padueah, with
good business both wavs.
The Eagle from Padueah with a
barge of IogB and an excursion barge
pissed to St. Louis yesterday after
noon. The' City of Saltillo wll be out
from St. Louis today bound for the
Tennessee river. She Is a day late.
Tne U. S. snagboat H. G. Wright
Is coming up from Memphis.
Yetterday River Bulletin.
Flood Stage Chanee
Stage
.22
Pittsburg . .
Parkersburg
Cincinnati .
1 ouisvllle ..
Kansville ..
Ml. Vernon
Mt. Carmel
Nashville . .
Chattanooga
Florence ..
Riverton . .
Jchnsonville
Padueah ..
CAIRO .. .
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Chester . .
C. Girardeau
N"' Madrid
Memphis . .
Vicksburg . .
New Orl -ans
.3U
..5y
...28
..35
..35
..15
.33
..16
..32
.21
. .40
..45
..21
..30
..30
.28
.34
. .33
..45
, .16
6 9
18.0
31.4
11.3
39.1
41.9
14.7
176
10.6
80
19 8
20 0
42.9
46.2
12 9
13 4
11.7
18.2
38 I
36.3
39.9
14.2
24 Hrs.
1 3 fall
2.1 fall
0 1 fall
12 fall
1.5 fail
1.1 fall
1.1 fall
1.2 rise
2.3 rise
0. 0
? 7 fall
1. n fall
0.4 fall
1 3 rhe
r
0 fail
V3 fall
.1.0
n.f riw
0.3 rise
0 4 rise
(Concluded From First Page.)
law is invalid. And if the railroad
. vstem of anv enmpanv is earning
more tha'i a reasonable return by rea
.'on of interstate rates, which affect
th' p"cp runny times more than lo
cal rat s. a id if" such interstate rate?
are too tilth. Congress acti.ig alore
or throcgh a commission must make
the correction.
Rat- Not Remunerative
"Thp supremo court during the
present year in the case of City -f
Yew York v. Consolidated G;is Coin
pany of New York, decided that ?i
per cent was fair and right to be
given to the owners upon tlip tnie
valuation. My opinion is that while
a gas plant is in ro up respects dlff-r
ent from a railroad, that a railroad
property, properly buiU, and proper
!;, manage. I, should over aiid aliove
expenses make a r-turn of six per
cnt per annum. And considering a I
th? evidence, the evidence faith
shows that all r these mails nor,
properly and eeonuniicnlly built and
are being properly and e"oiionii,al'v
managed, and that after paying t'ie
pypenyes for in;iiiit..n;n"" iiirl no rt
tlon, that there is less than six pe
cent of nttirns. anl not more than
three per cent, upon any of then
and as to some of thiii a delb it. tak
ing the property above stated within
the state of Missouri at Us fair valna
!..., 4 .. I U I . 1 . ...
im.i. rtim ims is so wii. unit refer
enre to lion. Is, becai se is no case ,!..
bonds bear six tier cent interest
Travel Not Increased.
juuge iwet'hersoii also says In the
leclsion: "When the statut-s i
question were unaete,, it was be
lieved by many that by reducing th
fare there would be much nion
travel, for a niontti or so thk-
proved to be true, ltut wtih tli
novelty gone, thp testimony show?
A. 1 . . 1
uiar me inerpa.se lias been p?s than
three per cent and more nearly
per cnt "
lie says further hh to thp aNilitp.n
of passes that the pvirifn-o
the paspenger revenue is increase i
uy reason there less than
cent.
Tie situation at Fifteenth street I;
not materially changed. The hi;
nwr has been stopped up at Four
'nth street and at Twe'itbth street.
i- t pnt'i t'ie c ity (lumps ar" rcn
rising, ke-plna the city fairlv wel
drained, consideriua the heavy la i
of the last several days Thp ra'n
fall in the last ;'. hours has meas
ured over two incieR and will make
; brut CO ceo i.iio g.illi-ns of wa er.
vhich will ke p the two pumps bun
about two davs. IPu lor t!e con
time I rain there would !' little r
no inconvenience in fie city where
'rts or basements are low.
All has been done that can b- done
a! Fifteenth street for the present
It stands to na.;rn that there can be
II- ce;i vii ion made as long as the
vivers are n; an, I the ground is lil'ed
with water. With the sewer stopped
ibove and thiow the break no further
hnnu can result. The mayor has.
tiowever. ordered nine tar loads of
material from tile Mobile Ohio
'ompanv. n be here todav. and it will
be haul, ' I to the scene of the trouble
and the cavity will be tilled ep Tl i
is iiif. nded to snppore the si le ot
ilie cavity, to prevent the sidewalk
'.oiua dow-i; any further, also t
ily any mat'-rl.tl that may still Co
into the seuer. This is in accuv.l
tn.'e with the view of city Fiig'n-er
ri.istlewood and Contractor Rich.
As to t'ie cause of the trouble peo-
n'e still comment vamtislv: but tlie
ly enelneer's theory, given in The
t.'inuin last week, is regarded as the
most reasonable. H is that Hie "tan"
for the Fifteenth street lateral s-'Wer
which is located near the l,otom , f
the main sewer opposite Fiiieelth
t :. and which is 12 inches in
iapiete,-. was not. pK.i.erh close.l ,v
the builders and thai the Uo.. ,i r
reslied in there carrying the e n th
with if and nnderrniriiin' i-.r..
apidly when the big piimp was set toi""1
work. That a creat nuantirv ,.f naril, Imv
y wi r is known, in fact the
nearly half filled with dirt
trect down, it is
ordinance and con-
est
The i dina ic ;u'd fi'iani ''
tecs of the city council were
met last t 'gln to consider th
lici ii .e or liuancp icferi' i! to
at last Tues lay's council
There was no (iiioni'M pi'':
the matter will g:i over. It
d. ist. od that a si 1 stitut
would be presented.
The feeilna c f the m. ml ei
ci'inmitt 'e who were al t'v
If: t ti.'uht was that the wlcd
CO ll'l'i'-
to have
e s iloi n
them a
meet iUM.
nl an.l
was iin-
l.rne
or.
llie' ti u;
scire 't
( f lic.nscs should be gone owe care
fully: that it should be ascertalno
what lin s of business or oc upatiieis
cm be t:id and that all should le
t.ix. l that could be ruder the law.
Mid as much as reasonable, a id
that then the s.tloon an! otln r
j ki t uses i hei'l.l be raised such en
L'.nu unt as will pn din 1 the sum
necle, to giw th,. city the l:nprev -r.'c:ts
in pnb'ic si rvlee that are
caleld for, and to lake care gnieia'ly
of her Ib'atirg debt. It i.; beli,
that :-i ch an ordi i.mc v.ii; ti e t
approval of the majoiity of th:
council.
ve
t'
i 1'
MEN'S MISSION
WRL ATTENDED
Rev. Frs. Otten and Schulcr, Jesuit
Priests from Ohio. Preach Fine
Sermons at St. Joseph's
Church.
little Rock. Ark., March 8. Four
persons are reported dead and a num
ber lnjiind as a result of violent
i,li rm w hich swept Arkans as this af
t nu.on and tonight. Three are re
pi rted lo have been Killed at liiink
1 y and dispatches at niidi:i.';ht wi r
to the iflVct that the town was ia
ll.lims and its comi'lcte desl I'm I iu.i
: . i l:u .1 lllcvti ante.
Al midnight a train boa-lug physi
::an.i and nurses uinl fire righting up
lantiis (f Ilia' plici1 started from
IF; nst fity, for Urinkley. Those re
'pdtid lulled at lirinkley are;
Daugh'cr cf T. M. III'RCII.
FtKTK, r. merchant. C
I - STAHKTT, e merciia!i.t
The ( tl ii U -i pa.,sv ii;. i r train
.hi" la Little Kick at ;:2 tonight I;'
U.-t ii the vicinity of liuuciim, where
t'.e loirad'i striu k, and is repoi'ted i
lave ii ::wept off the track. The
t'.raad struck F. niche Dam, killin;;
... ri ",ro toy anl injuring several
itiier liegrot s. Two houses were de
rr. Ii: hi d and one was completely de
i nyel by pro after it had been
1 l.wp t bits.
i-'t i ral negroes are reported to be
fa' ally hurt.
At K rn several homos were demol
ished and K. R Adams, a farmer, was
e iciioly if not fatally injured. At
.'' i n t.ie Methodist Hum h was de
stroyed .! a loss of $!i,oni. The Han
tirt: church was damaged, a portion
cf the court horse unroofed and oilier
i wtisj've damage was reported.
run.
All Stomach TronMes
T7FTAKET1 Tl
AND
AH nre (Iip result of unriipriteil food
fnaiuoi- ri the fteiiacli mid pultiii,'
the whole M'stem out of order nt it
Blirclv will. Ko.l,,l diyr.N (he food the
way il deiw. bec.iii-r it t'oulaitH nil the
dipeslive cl 'Mieiit-:. f il ro'it.iiiii'il only
one'or two of I hem I uc!i as pepsin, clc, )
it could net he of ho iniicli help to the
stoinai Ii ns it i. And there in no ques
liofi but. Unit K'o.lid di'tc-ts all food
anywhere, at env tiiec.' When it will
digest every particle ef all kinds of food,
in a glass et Inlc. it ' i i I 1 have no
dilliciilty in di;;esting !-.. J iu voiir stom-
iich. The next turn you Imve indiges
tion or dyspepsia, hi ur stomach, pain in
pit of the stoiiiacli, belchinps, hfadarhia,
etc., w ill be on excellent time to prove,
o your entire satisfaction, that Kodoi
will do just what ii claiuii'd for it.
Our Guarantee.;;;1;,
you nrn riot bcn.'titcil - the iP ukkIhI Wi
, i, nun 'iiir nioiiey, I fori I llesi-
t He. uny iru),-tit w ill sell von Ko.lol on
(lii'iio terms. Tho nollar bottle coutHlti'i
: "A times ni nnicti ,-.. the BOe twittle
Koilel is prctwreil in the I n bora tie lea of
ii. V. IH-Witt fo.. Chicauo.
"THE
SCENIC HIGHWAY )
THROUGH THE
LAND OF FORTUNE"
Spring Colonist
Fares
men s mission at st
opened last null!
'! hlireh del !i'e t!
.b.se,!i's
with a
ie rainy
in th
'.er i;
(rem Fifteenth
tMte, taf (f,
tract reiiuired that lh
covered with porcelain caps, hut
such enpii could not he sorrro 1
by agreement the contractor
iUi.se. the- trtps. or was to do so with
brick and cement
AS in (lie case of Tenth
i .1
'iee, lnf. t-v,Ht crillse of
win not do known till
made
n
striit. s
the trouble
the excavation
The
rlmr' h
crowd'1
weal her.
Key. Father Oiteti and K-v. Fr.
liuli r. the two Jesuit priests of To
ledo. Ohio, who are conducting the
l.eiiteu iui.,sioii at i ii is church are
making ,i profound impression upon
the members of the parish nt'd all
r Cat Indus and rrotestanls who,
had the privilege of hearing I
pulpit orators.
Father Oi'on preached
sermon to men on the sub-
afterward Father
the married men
as to their dutii s
SUDDENLY PARALYZED.
Des Moines. I iwa. 'March S. Ir.
Ftank (liinsauliis. noted divine and
I. 1.1' it r, was 1 1 1 1 I it I y sficken at
Cellar liapids. where he was to b'C
i c;v toriglit. and was forced to re
turn to Chicago, njs I'jghi i,.g i-i par-alyz-
d.
Effective daily March 1 fo April
30, 1909. One-way, second class;
honored in Tourist Sleeping Cars
which the Northern Pacific run
daily from St. Louis via Billings
and from St. Paul-Minneapolis
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
I'aul C, Seheh
'.ii- d rn agists, a
that is jest like
th are selling
il Suns, the oii-
ma.king an oft"r
finding inciiev for
a reirular an cui
bottle of I".
tecitie for tin
and d;.speps,a
tion to this la i
to return the
Howard's
' .-'Ii" of I
,t helfpii."
e tjiseount
linuiev to
chaser whom the Mt.'.-jrV
c re.
It is inly recently
lii iiation of l aul '
cel'le-jt-d
"a e i.'-tii i ei
. i'l' f, i i;
they ,u.re
ii v pi;r
: s r.i t
tie ru-
;ih( se i looui nt
Last iii-;h
a slrorg
ject "f
one
one per
Yesterday's River Forecast.
The Ohio, from Evansville to Cairo
wll! continue falling dcring the next
4-S hours.
not
36
The Wabash, at Mt. Carmej
nuch change during the nx
bours.
Tt)e.e Tennessee, at Florence and
union, win tirobab v H
the
during
next ii Hours. At ih n,
ll probably continue falling durlne
the next 48 liours.
nn .Missis imii. at ci,o.in.
during the next 30 hourK'
W. E. BARROX.
Obesrevr.
fall
will
It 8aved Hf Leg
"II mought I'd lose my leg."
writes J. A. Swensorc, Watertown.
Wis. Ten years of eczema.lhat 15
Wtors could not cure, had at last
laid me up. Then Eucklen's Aniica
Palve cu'fe.1 It sound and well." In
fallible for Skin Eruptions, Salt
PJirtum, Boils. FVwr Sores, ftum.
LEGISLATURE GETS BUSY.
Jefferson City, Mo.. .March K ri
lowing the adverse decision to th
state !n the federal court u-
City today Speaker Speer, (f the Mis
sour! house today Introduced a ,(
prohibiting the issuing f ,,a::.s..s llV
r?iil.l,. ....1 ...
.u..iw,iim UU'HT ICH;iiI f 3 fill,. n(
fl to JKin. Officers, em .dove n.l
charity workeis are exempted from
the bill.
It Is expected tnnf nii-eh adiers
railroad bfelatif-n will Pe !sarte,
Representative Cr, s ntr.i'l.ic d
bill re.i,iring all railroads hung bud
ness ia the state to Incorporate la
Missouri. This will give the sta'e
control of the railmails
STRAUSS WILL BE MADE
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN,
Washington. March K -Whi'o t).,
information is unofficial, p u nn.t.'r
moo.i to tie almost ilefmiti.1.
1 i lornier Sefrrtry Klrs
tne department of
lanor. will bo appointed
to Japan. While
SI tiled
atiss. if
commerce an.'
embassador
secret ary of .,.
nieice an.l lahor he had larcely to
nn nie Japanese Immlgrati
uon ami his attitude
is known to bay
of the Jaiian-ose
lo
II nil' s
en that mafc,
met the amirovsi'
gnvernriu "it
GIRL SHOT DEAD
BY HICHWAYMAN
(Cootluued From First Pae.)
i block arid were in a lonely snot
they were stopped by a man, who.
I"veling a pisiol. called for'th-ir va'
uabh s
.Mii'dkr says he gave up what mop.
J ne na.i. and then the hlghwaymai
demand, .() the necklace worn b Mb.
Heed. Her reply was a slap irr tin
tare, up,,,, receiving which the mai
itre.i, killing her. The
disapneared.
ou.-iui. utl a pilars fo have 1
'he only wjfiiers to the ;.
placed iin,..- i,,.,,t.
"Sin" and
Schiller instructed
of the ei n eregnl ion
'o their wifes and tamilies.
Kev. Fr. .latin s (iilb'n, priest- cf this
parish is highly graiified at the gnat
Interest manifested by his people Iu
in the a nieii mission and is pleased
to have the valued services of the
gif d J.-L-u ii priests.
LAFOLLETTE SULKIHC
Will Refuse to Present Credentials
of Stephenson to the United
States Senate.
that this mediciii
for less than titty
the proprietors to ,
it at this reduced
wliile , agreeing
OIK'II
'! S dir n Si i s
''il, I l" bought
'':,',.:, iliey eigtil
ilbnv them t-i s-11
P'lce fir a tittle
in s !! a 01 (:,n
h
itilied
sale
amount. The r
their good juilgnieir. for Mi
has been si m-'thip'-r reniakin'o.
Anyone who suffers with headache
i!sicpsla.
'.Iiini ss, sour stomach,
specks before the
trouble, should
this opportunity,
specific will cl re
Hut if by any ch
Paul C Scliuh &
( ur money.
The specific is
take, coming in the
crannies, rind there
in every package.
eves, or any Mv r
take a.lvantaee of
for Ir. Howard's
all these trouhhs.
nice it should not.
Sons will return
very pleasant to
form of small
are cjtv ,!;' s
TO THE PACIFIC
NORTHWEST
Western Montana, Idaht,
Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia. $30.50
from St. Louis; $25 from St. Paul-
TTSm I Minneapolis, Kansas City and St.
I ' Joseph. Liberal Stop-overs.
Northern Pacific
Railway
Thousands of acres of Agricultural
and Irrigable lands in the won
'tlrously fertile valleys of the
Great Northwest offer ideal homes.
Business opportunities unparal
leled in the rapidly growing cities. '
For detailed descriptive
literature address v-
C. W. MOTT, Gen. Ernie. Agent
J, St. Paul, Minn.
A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, ST. PAUL, MINN.'
Alaika-Yukon-Facillo Eipoiition, Snattl: June 1 to Oct. 16.
- Annual Rate festival, Portland: June 7 to 12. ,
National Irrigation ConKrufcs, Spokane: Aiiguat 9 to 14. w
R.iinuT Nai l Park and Pnradisn Vallry. tiy Auto or Rlil, from Tawimat ' JunO 1 lo Ort, 1
Yellowstone National Park: Season June 6 to Sept. 25, 1909. .. a C2-l'V
For details of train service,
fares, etc., call on
D. B. GARDNKR, D. P. A.
300 Missouri Trust Bldg., St. Louis, Mo
tli
tilfili wayiim
tt in tr.
hei'll
wa
NEW FREIGHT BILL.
Topeka, Kas. Manh 8 -The
ite lonielit M;,se, ,he Ml;,yji,,i
frei3ht raie l.jii re.im ,,. ,.
in fli.. ....... e... . .
e mini .i li, J,, ,r
i ne mil ims alriM, v i.;i.s..,l !
-lit
llolls.
WHY ITjJUCCEEDS
Because Its For One Thinn nnL
and Cairo People Appreciate
This
ran ic
tliini; m
Till
Rood for 'very
I Iji'Iiirs hiic
do one tliinp
every Kidney
TAKES OATH AS JUDGE.
St. Louis.
Ptinly tool
Indce nf th"
tlie ilistrirt
oping swnr.i
born of the fedora I
Furdy held tlie offi,
March SMi1t.,ri f
tho onth ef nffir(. a;.
1'nlte.l Sf,to,; ,,,
'if Minnesota to,tnv,
in In re bv .Imiir,.
ro"rt f f aiii.en's
e under 1'i-e-i.ie ,t
PeaMs. Put
druggists.
nn.I Piles. 25e. at all
wimnnt the oonfiniia?!,,.,
"e neiiau- aim ho rosijrnr'd tin
nrinr to the inarL'iiratinn ..f t-..r,
lia3 since ie 'appointed him.
.1 pu
tt ho
N'i thing
trine
I 'iiing one
esi:.
I loan's Kidney
lily.
They ruic t-irk K,in
They run. liaikaehe,
II.
Mere ; Cairo pyi,i.ir e to prove It
I' M. Uriel, t, j,ark ,.,Af,0
':". III., says: - t.iKe pl'-asere
ii telline ,, mtlj(. )n!)t ian s
lev pill-;, proeure, at Sehnh's -Irue
;,oie. eui. , rno f Kidiif .v and Ma I
lr trout, e r.f several yeirs stand
'tic arid wtiii h other retne,IieR yn
fail.,; t., reeyr. I Klvf, (.VPrv rrg
on tn 'now that thev .-,rt .or,
'er-'nt.d and I arn say that 1 have
i" had an at to I, siiu e iimhi; iheui
I n n, now I,, .a;th mi Kivr
""lyi's Kidm-y Ii;.s the flivlit."
Fe ca'e ,y all ileaieiv. price 5(1
'. Kosier Miltiiirii Co.. Ilufralo,
New yrv. S),i ,W)its f,,r VJ
I lii'e, States,
!! lli Milter tin
'uy- r.i other.
Wa-hiiiiitou. Mareli S When
former i,t i!ia,eiuate eonimi.-sjen
Si liator S'tenlii'iisi.n ,f 'Vi .I'litivin
paid. , I WdsluuL'ton, Senator IFol
I'tte, hjs eillleai;iie. refu,-.e. to pn
nut it. Now th,. ri'Liilar eommis.-ion
Ili'llSjilltahle fill. iueniltestalile, is In
W'a-liinnloM. It is taid tliat I.aKol
lut,. will dei line also to present t lit
":o.
N'or will lie iseoit Mm to the vie.
prosi. lent s stand on the i:,tli of
M.iidi to l.e sworn in. This will 1m
a tip. Iiieaeli ,,f senatorial ei
ipieit... t js the universal rule that
'in mi'ominif senator shall he
: i nte, i,y js ( (iiii.au,) and
witli liiii " '" riatti of ofTii
pre
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tiven Only inrp in rerent jvi
ii.i- in h a 'r,,ee,ure hern violated.
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i iiea .lames t mike or Arkansas
t'.-nh'd Ward'iia-ton in lfto". his ere
I' till. lis h.ivinc p-"red', him, he
li'iifd. a: It had known for years, a
hit-
r flle. lu-tu-wn hiliiself and Sona
tn l.. irv They nt speaK', hut
fry ,i" innr lo rotiform to all the
eein . titionalit-es of the senato of
tere.i to waive aside his personal f"l
ii tis and fseort Ms eolleactie to the
viie pi -i.et,t. Clarke, however.
eeni . hi n and walking alone
nr.v. oil ti, f,re the iresiding offirer
d'l l took ihe rath.
FOUND AFTER SEVEN YEARS.
Chiraco, Man li s. ft "r a seven
vears hi nt tho Chieai. iwilii'e tntil-l.t
I' l lai-ed tliat the mm, li ter nf Polioe
nan Patriek H. ImfTy had heei
found. Vinrent Qintitin. in the pen1-
tentjary in Califnrnl.i Is- thnui-lit l-
the man. A rranceni' nt have
hern male to seme r-P-ae
'hrouch (ImiTtinr Cillette. and he
will hp hroueht hark tn th:s ritv
natiir- lh an's- and
VILL REMAIN IN ARKANSAS.
Mil S,vi:iiis. Aik. Man-h S.
Hynn. nlleced meniher of the
t' hike fai-t rHr,. niep, i)iar?e. with"
wholesale swlndlin-r op i ations. will
lot to to Iowa in ;h.irg of o.Tii- rs
) ?:e i-resent time. Ryan was hl I
'i"ii' today hv th eountv eonrt to
answer barges if assault with in
tent to kill.
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