Show I 1 I 1 I 1 i I 1 m ia S sell 11 i I 1 4 1 I 1 hates chose i th hi 1 lo HI I today MURPHY 8 WALK OVER heny hen y cabot lode is pe fe turned from Massachi set s other new senators I 1 I 1 l to taa ALI SiNT N Y jan 17 both hoofer ball ballot ottel teJ separately tely this afternoon for united states senator in each ach edward 1 murphy jr received a majority ity tomorrow he be will be ba formally elected in joint session cession SENATOR C K R DAVIS DA VH ST KT P alinn jan 17 both will ballott separately this afternoon for united stales S anfor Sn for senator 0 K adlia bavis wilt will behia a his own bucce abor QUAY 19 inthe MAS MAN HARRI harrisburg EBURG pa jan 17 both houses balloted this thia afternoon after naon for united J states senator anil and mathews quay juat relieved reci eyed eved a majority majori tv in each baik branch brar cb THE THEr 1 oaCE BILL ISo sTOx TON mas JAU jati 17 both lencses of 0 the legisla ure are balloted for un fad estites benator to succeed senator henry fleary cabot lodge ledge received reci ived a majority in both branches brau chea the salary y to tao small tr fr both when L Q C lamar was made mad secret secretary arv of tho the interior nearly every young young man who hj had known him in mississippi sis sippi went tv ent to to get a job said 11 F r cole cola of water V valley alley miss among the number waa john youngblood blood editor of the oxford globe who called at mr lamars Li mars office on the fth day of march 1885 1883 the secretary was of course glad to see him youngblood li had once been mr lamars ia ari vate vata secretary ho he expected something big but a 1 clerkship cleA ship only was tendered him ana an 1 this he declined tiina wore on and youngblood blood in common parlance went broke could his bis old fr friend i end mr lamar let him h have ave fifty dollars s mr lamar could and lid did two weeks more could his hia old friend colonel lamar let him have a hundred while he was waiting to be placed again mr cainar could and did A month rolled by yo Young bloods board bill was due lift he bad to live while W waiting at and lie knew no one else in washington except his hia old friend from 0 oxford his hia board bill was settled the next day ha be aled baled again and wanted to be accommodated helas he was after youngblood went OTO mr lamar turned to colonel muldrow his bis assistant and said see here henry youngblood has got to get away from washington find some place for him both of us cant live on a year the next morning youngblood was made superintendent of the arizona echolls and was sent to yuma where he later died st louis republic wilum WilU william 1 blahn KM good luck at LO lost last st william hatin hahn a mouth month ago a tramp tr amp has just jus t received information that he be is heir to hahn has had a good many ups and downs chiefly downs and now that he his has struck it rich ho be can scarcely believe in his hia good luck ho was born in new york city of german parentage thirty four years ago ta learned leaned the cabinet makers trade with herman the big furniture mauu manufacturer fac he went west in 1876 visit bs jay several states he put in the fidelity bank in cincinnati and went to alabama and very soon learned that tho the bank bad failed and that his bis earnings had gone with it later he had his chest and face cat t by wheel in a shop then his wife and child died he went to chicago and in september began tramping eastward he reached utica oa election day and begged a job in a furniture factory when he ha sent to chicago for his tools he ha learned that they had bad been stolen in a few days daya he was taken ill and now when again on the verge of financial dissolution he be has received a letter from the burgomaster of burg bavaria saying sayin that his hia deceased uncle has left hemf him utica N 1 dispatch sir berbes and rits nil marsole Mann oleum anu unu it will ha be hard work athe the people who ride 0 try to ride ol 01 the north side chicago table able cars that mr air charles T yerkes Is a philanthropist I 1 yet he sometimes finds very land able uses for his hia money mr yerkes has set apart for an abse observatory and telescope for the use of the ual of chicago his order I 1 was particularly ticul arly Chicago esque go ahead and construct the biggest and most POW powerful erful telescope in the world I 1 will be ro re exponible epo nible for tho the cash 11 but mr yerk does not put all his hia money in telescopes ila ha lives well furnishes his 11 house a lavishly and has an eye to paintings far beyond the ordinary purse moreover mr yerkes has consideration for his hia future residence and is not to he be outdone by leaps or Mau solus lua or any other extravagant ancient ancien so he has put into a tomb that will some day welcome him to its hospitable embrace this provision sheds quite a luster on mr yerker for forethought ethon and shows how easy it is to spend money when one has tho the money and the 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