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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13


Mn. EDrroR :-AIn the Atlantic Mortbly Of
September, 1861. 10 an incident 10 the life Of
JJsrus BeUrUs Boora which affords a curious
contrast 10 its extreme OF tender sympathy ior'
and horror at the taking OF animal Lille, win
that OF his mouster son whose name will go
down TO generations as The bloodiess OF men,
The incident occurred In one OF our western
cities. probably Cincinnati. BoOTH addressed
a pote 10 a young clergyman requiring place
OF in,eImen, for bis friends 10 the church yaru'
and asking the expense attendant on the pur-
chase of such a place. &c. The gentleman ad-
dressed recognized the name Of the great Ac
tor. and supposing him 10 be 10 circumstances
Of great affection Immediately called on him
at the Hotel After preliminary conversa'
tioo be sat down and attempted to give him
such sympathy aod consolation as is usually
grateful to the bcr,sved. He did not seem
disposed to seek for such comfort and soon the
sonversation led into other channels, when al
length be brought out bis peesliar views, viz /;
That J, Is wrong to take the life oi an animal.
And for that reason he ate no animal food.--
He called for Bible and skiliuly argued
from Dumber Of passages the proof oil his ihe-
ory. When the clergyman was about leaving
Mr.. BooTa asked if he would like to see the re-
mains. He assent ed and on entering into an
adjoining chamber looked towards bed ex'
peeting to see o corpse. There was none
there. But BoerH went to another corner ol
the room aud upon sheet we're spread out
abost tushei Of ,piid pigeons BoorH kuels
by them aud seemed sincere 10 bis mourning
over them. lie had bought them as he found
them exposed for sale at The stores aud wished
to testify in some public way against such
wsntou destruction OF life. He persevered
therefore in carrying cut bis plan and actually
purchased q lot in the battle-ground put them
in coffin, carried them in hsarss aud weD'
through the regular soleuuity Of funeral J.
Similar sympathy is mentioned towards othe'
brute creatures in distress aud danger. Surely
man is a strange compound ]. B.. BooTr
with some coarse and undesirable traits Of char
acter, yet had this vein Of extreme tenderness
II sane aud sincere 10 such views Of the sacred
aess Of even brute life, what would be his feel
ings concerning this late crime OF crimes will
which the name OF BooTH is stained. A.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The sentiment eauuoissed At Chicago, and
reiterated By the " word OF mouth" by most Of
those who drew their political stock 10 trade
from that quarter since--thst the war js fail
ure---for some reason or other has not OF late
been heard much Of The kindred sentiment
that.ws oou!d never subdse the south, has also,
for some reason, gone into disuss indeed,
there are a number Of apparently very forcible
aud potent phrases, that had come into favor
during the war. which, at this time are seldom
used. The logic Of evests seems 10 show the
necessity Of new vocabulary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13


N,ro,., Drsrs lrD U. 8. SrooKa--rhe
creation Of pstiopa debts is not modern I'M
,,,ovsmep,. but the ability Of great nation 70
o,ov;de for great debt and to make u 'he
mos, eonsenient and best form OF persona,
property, is modern wonder. Tho deo. OF
Great Brstain was begun by raising a MILLION
sterling by loan 10 1892, aud when her g'ea'
contest with Louis XIV. was tsrmlna'ed' ono
debt had reached city millions. Many sta'e''
meu and economists we're then alarmh at 'he
greot burden which had been imposed upon
the industry Of the country, but when The war
ofthe Austrian succession bad swelled this
amount TO. eighty millions, Macaulay says that
historians and orators pronounced tho case
10 bs desperate. But when war again broke
ont. and the national debet was rapidly carried
nm to one hundred aud forty millions, men OF
theory and business both pronounced that the
fatal day had certainly arrived David Hume
said that although, by taxing its energies to
the utmost; the county might possibly live
through il, the experiment must never be re-
peated ,--eveu a small increase might be fatal.
Granville said the nation must sink nnder },
unless some portion or the load was borne by
the American Colonies, and the attempt TO I'M
pose shis load produced the war OF the revolu-
tion, ahp, intead Of dimiai hing, added another
hundred millions to the burden. Again, says
Macsulay was England given over, but again
she was more prosperous than ever before
But when at the close of her Napoleonic wars
in 1916, this debt had been svelled up to The
enormous sum Of over eight hundred millions
sterling, oy four thousand thsee hundred nillioI
dollars, or nearly one half the entire propert.
Of the United Kingdom. the stoutest heart
lhe ERNEST believer TO national progress an
national devclopemcnt, might well have bee
appalled,. But in the very face Of this noun
tain Of obligation. Ito say nothing OF her vas
colonial possessiops,--the property Of tb'
British nation has been moro than trebled. anc
her debt is now charge Of bat l2s per cent
against it. All that Great Bfitaia has don
in paying her debt, we shall do and more, wit
ours We have vast territories untouched b.
the plow, mines OF all precious metals Of wbicl
we have hardly opened the doors, populotio
full oflite, energy, enterprise and industry, au
the accumulated wealth Of money and labor Q
the old countries pouring into the lap Of ou
giant and ever.to-be.uniied republic. Durin
the fereest and most exhausitg Of all possibl
wars, we have demonstrated our notion'
trepgth-and all the world over, nations
strength is bat another nape for nations
credit As good as United Stccks will coo
be syneny nous the world over with as good o
British Consols. For our part, We think [
S Treasury note, bearing seven and threetenth
annual interest, is just as much better tha
British Consols as the rate of interest is highe
Some of our timd brethren, who shipped the
gold TO London and invested in consols, ar
now glad to cell out and invest at home at
round loss.-and serves thea right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

JoHNsToNs SURRENDER. R.-The N Y. Her.
AIDS North Carolina correspondent says
when negotiations for Johnston's surrender
commenced be had about $4,000 troops.
but Of these not more than 10000 waited
to he patoled, So anxious were they to
return home, they stole oil the horses they
could from their officers and struck off
across the souniry and engaged 10 iudis-
criminate plundering. General Johnston
admitted be had no control over them. He
spoke very bitterly Of Davis attrituting all
the rebel fixtures TO his administrative
bungling He considers South Caroliua
the worst whipped State iu the Uuion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Mrs. Perrine of Baltimore has been
srres'ed in the city Of New York. She
is to be tried for having assisted in dis.
tributipg the spoils among Harry Gilmour's
guefrillas who captured the train at Gun
powder Bridge last Summer She has
been conspicuous Rebel during all the
war, and stood at the head OF the female
Secessionisis of Baltimore. None have
been more open and defiant, ard the Cover
meut is determined 10 make an example
of her. VI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The Cincinnati Gazette geves the details o
the guerilla attack on the Cincinnati and st
Louis train on Friday night last. brief account
of which was Furnished by telegraph. Th'
Gazette says:
The unucky train was the S.. Loui
night express, which left here Friday eve
niRg, at eight o'clock, containing fou
passenger coaches, q baggage and Adams
Express car. The former were pretty
well filed With passengers, including per
haps q hundred men. The train had
passed North Bend, fourteen miles below
the city, when the locomotive was 'bro"n
from The track and turned over on one
side, the express and baggage cars sharing
The same fate. The first passenger coach
stove into the baggage car. causing o
great shock. but ininring nobody seriously,
the others retaining their positions on The
track Immediately following the coR
cussion, q vol!ey of firearms apprlsed
the passengers that the affair was
not simply a railroad accident; aud before
they had time to concert any measures OF
defence, de'perado, with revolver 10 hand,
presented himself at each door of the
several ears, backed by one or two compan'
ions Of the same character. The order
was given, Rob every d--d man, but
don's hurt the Indies; and while one kept
guard al each door, the Others proceeded
through the train and made every Eau
stand and Gel yer.
While the passengers were being robbed
| in 81 III nj
dered the express car It had capsed 10
such way as to imprison the messenger,
Mr.. Pierce, who, after the accident, thrust.
ing out his head from q small opening, to
see what was going on outside, was greeted
by loud oath desperedo standing near,
who threatened to blow Of the top of his
head if he did not get back. The party
with the aid OF an axe, soon cut their way
into the car, and drew oa. the money safes
three in number They demanded the key,
from the messenger, under pain Of death
but two OF the safes being through from
Cincinnati to St. Louis, he was only ablt
to open for them the local sGfe. Th,
others they blew open with gunpow der
having yainly endeavored TO f0rce tn
doors with the axe. The ammonnt Q
money lost by the Express cannot be &C
cnrately stated, bat itywas not very large
There were, however, $50, 600 worth o
7-30 United States Bouds abstracted from
one Of The safes aud carried of The onl,
object of the ruff aus seemed to be plunder
for as soon as they had obtaiaed all th
valuables they could find, they hastened Il
| the Ohio river and crossed in skins TO th,
Kentucky shore. The mos, reliable &C
counts obtained since the affair took place
give the numbers as not exceeding fifteen
They were dressed, with one exception. il
citizens clothes, and but for the fact tha
one was called Captain and another lieu.
tenant. and the character Of the enterprise
no oae would have suspected that theJ
were rebel gnsrrilas, Eysa now Il {
thought they may prove TO be band o
burglars, pickpockets and kindred charae
ters, who uuited to make big haal under
a guerrilla-like movement. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Twenty lone States, Louisiana. Tennessee
and Arkansas, have now, through their
Legislatures, ratified the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing Slavery. There is
no doubt but that New Halnpsbiers, Con-
nectieut, Iowa. Oregon and California will
follow their example ia doe seas3n. The
assent Of but one more member of the
Union will then be required TO make the
Amendment the law OF the land, provided
Louisiana. Tennessee aud A-kansas are re
cognized as organized States. S,me ex
Slave State will, in that case, have the
honor of giving the casting vote for Free
dom. Will it be Kentucky. North Caroi-
ma or Floridal As to DeIewsre and New
Jersey. they occupy the unenviable position
of dogs in the manger, erdeayoring to de-
lay what they cannot hope TO prevent
The Amendmsnt will he passed in spite OF
them, and by the votes Of States thou.
sand times more deeply interested in the
perpetuity Of the accursed institution, and
more vitality affected by i's abolition, than
these free and semi free menials of the
Slsve power have ever been, or eyes can
| be-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

wM r Donaldson. a. circus clown. has
been arrested as q participant in the Phils.
dslphis arson plot. sas4.m.saae 49,
SOne year soldiers are to be- returned to
their respective capitals ssd mustered oot
Of service ~ snce.s es@ q Isas Iae's 'seg 4
The witnesses 10 The .asSssdh StIon cases
are panic stricken. fssrisg ssssssinatiop 10
Tease they give their testimony.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

A number Of the leading ctizras of New
York, among whom are Moses Taylor,
August Belmont. Marshall o. Roberts,
and others, have made mp the purse Of
81 600 for the brave soldier, Robinson,
who, while acting as nurse, saved Secretary
Stewards life. The money has been re-
eeived by Mr.. Seward aud will be al oncs
presented to Mr. Robinson. who il recover.
Jog from his injuries slowly, at Douglas
Hoapital l.u at.se
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The Second aud Fifth army corp, Army
Of the Potomac, passed through Richmond
on last Friday, on their way to Alexandris,
va. Is was great and highly apprecis.
ted treat to these veterans to march
through the late capital Of the rebellion,
whose capture was the grand fnal resslt
Of their years Of patriotic service, privat tion
suffeiing, peril aud bravery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKEr-m.y

FLogR--opened with go demand, but closed dull
Sales h, morpng zoo bbls Xxx white at te 100 bbs Xxx
red at s.; 100 hbls red st ee,75.
wHEATsales this morning Of car No, red from store
at 81, 90; car No. Toledo at 81, 90. r.
CoRN--salss 1900 bu -helled from store al SOC.
oAT5Ssle OF f50 bu from store 5oc but this ex
ene nsure the market closing fully 5@ee below this pic,
and dull.
EcGsAsteady Al 22e rr etl n.
CHEEsE-Nev steady at range OF 12H@lse according "a
quality. Old is scare aud quoted at 2292se. 8a.a
PETRoLEUM-ouiet but shade nrnsr Heidat To@T2,
for refined. H .Fs f.lE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Gen. GRAsr and family arrived 10 Phil.
sdelpbis last wednesday afternoon. and at
once took possession Of the house provided
for them by the people Of that city. A
large circle Of friends and acquaintaDees
visited them in the afternoon. and large
crowd gathered around he doors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

One Of them made verbal statement to
the Secretary Of War relative to the com.
plcisy OF Thompson Sanders and the rest,
but positively refused to appear before the
court unless assured that blsname, residence,
aud testimony should be suppressed, and
newspaper reporters be excluded from the
court during he examination.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
New Millinery.

AS Spring opens with its floral charms
Ladies' wish to tsts the fair productions cf nature 10 ths
viii be pleased such be had at the insy
store Of Phillips Brother. who hAvs Just Ieesiyed
fresh supply sf spring goods with the lztest
styles asitanes Of sxPsieneed hands
deayor 10 please AL Who favor wtb their patronage
fV- ParsulAr attention paid TO all kinds sfsftsw work.
rAPPRENTIcEs WANTED. n
7ss MRS. PAn.LIPs BRO.
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Jsn Davi. In . Tight Place.

The Kmes' Washington special OF the
9lh ssys:-The capture OF JEFF. Davis is
now locked upon by the military Authorities
rs certain. 10 addition TO the circulars Of
bis whereabouts. telegraphed Of late, II
is now Known that Davis aud the two
brigades Of cavalry with him are so com
pietely enveloped by S,oneman, Wilson and
Grierson, that escape is impossible. y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury has isshed
an order allowing such vessels to clear from
the port Of New York for Richmond as
may be designated by the French Consul
"a remove the French tobacco from that
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Dispatches from Indianapolis say that
Bowles aud Iorseey. the leading Sous Of
Liberty. who were convicted OF reasonable
conspiracy are to be executed on the 18th
inst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

DAVIS COMPLETELY. The n. Y. Hcrald's
special says:-The evidence in possession Of
the completely of JEFF Davis and his pro
scribed associates is such that no foreign
government will hesitate momen, in Civ
ing him up. President Johnson's pro
clamatiou for their arrests has been sent
throughout the South over rebel telegraph
lines
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

IL Il animated that the exchange BOW in
prssssss sill szhsust the whole nanbsr Of
Uaioa prisoners held 10 the souib. les'ing
ID our hsnds.and on parole an excess Of
shous seventy .aousand rebel prisoners to
h. BE- disposed Of @ "a ss.5sas alM
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
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Traitors to be Hung,

CINCINNATI May 10.
Dispatches from Indianapolis, soy Bowles,
Milligan and Horsey, leading Sons of
Liberty, who were convicted of t-easo able
conspiracy some months since, are to be
executed on The l9.h instant.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The Union army after its permanent
reorganization Will consist of four army
corps Of 40, 600 each, one corps Of regulars
one corps white volunteers. and two corps
coiored. The four organizations will be
complete 10 themselves, with cavalry,
and infantry 10 proportions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The President has ordered that cx Gov.
ssnor Aikea Of South Caralina shall no
longer be considered as under arrest. IL
ID understood that there was no just cause
for bis srrest BY the military authorities At
(3harIestoa 4saistl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

AsskssIss TO BE DENASpED The N. Y.
herald's special says IL Is understood that
formal demand will be mads on the Can.
adiaa Govesnment for the surrender of such
Of .ne .ssassins and couspirators as may be
within lis jafisdicttou.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

JErF's FLIGHT General Wilson is still
in Macon. The escape Of Davis is, there
fore impossible. 1t is said Davis, after
ter leaving Yorkville, reached Washing.on
Ga. on the A b; from here he was again
driven by the approach of General Stone
man, the direction takeo indicates an. at,
tempt to cross the Mississippi river, but be
will ind Wilson 10 bis path. ..r...s,l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

of the two United States Senators
elected 10 Tennessee Fowler and Patterson.
the latter is the sou-in.law OF President,
johnson. as,.yfs ..a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Snarial 10 the Times

The evidence against Davis & Co is to
be sent to all our ministers abroad to
gelher sihh descriptions and photographs
of the fugitiyes. PIT &
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Special to the Tribune: The represen.
tstiyes Of the Christian Commission who
paid their respects to Lee have been dis
missed. 81 ttrfHf u.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

.Wsds Hampton recently ran bis sword
shroseh 8 voupdsd Unien solder. aud y
= ssld hh fsssso Of being srlsd for nsfosr y. ''
hsd ssnsshlus 70 do si'A bic sefassl 70
ssssssdsr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

SuhRrNDrR OF DICK TAYLoR The Tiues
washington special Of the Stb, says luforms
auon was received .. army hesdqbarters.
oi she ensi ard eomplsfe ssFTsader Of D,cf
TAylss's fesessi 70 Alsbsmk and Mississippi
10 General Csnby.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

LAVE yeu re- Ad This Ths untsssisnsd Tszpssf-
fully requets all having unse tiled seseapts
his BaokA prior To ihs Lat dAy of whshefis y
fAsvr against me, call and settle the issdAtv
yhaAs having notes das and anrsd are also Eserss< :s
call sAA Pa5 tks SUM. .ss l's ss.s.t ,.s,sss,sfs
AsAAssis Jss 10 isss. 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Photography! /!
New Livery Stable.

J. s. FULLER L. PATTERSON
have opened Stable br General Livery, At tie
Barn Of The Asbtabula House,
where thsy have good stock Of Fresh Live Horses and
the desirable vehicles either fof business or pleasure
Prices favorable As tn best
new and tasteful Omnibus is form ths Ashtabu
House each train share Of patronage Ia solicited.
J. s. FULLER h PATTERSON
Ashtsbuls, Nay 1, 1895. eoi
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Tarshish Silver Mining Company.
CAPITAL, $1,2oo,ooo. .s
10 600 SHARES AT $l00 EACH.

six Thousand shares In the Treasury,
o BE SOLD, as required. to raise the
necessary working capital The mine Is being partially
worked with the most promising results
Two fHOg Of the CompAnys Stock much
thereof As hss already been sold offered for sale
raise mopsy for this purchase Of the approved
machinery Pes Forty dolian per share full paid and not
subject o azsszment
10 more than this amount s for sale below par This
stock is offered IN the utmost eonhdence;
That we have one 81 the richest mines in Nevada;
That every Of the Companys Stock will be worth is
fsse In gold withsa one year from this time: 1.r
That shall be paying large monthly dividends 10 gold
before the end Of the year 44l-l
That there Is nothing offering at the present time in which
capital can hnd safe profitable investment aud
That the fund. 70 be raised will be ample for the develop
ent OF ssoatey inexhaastible mne aUisg thyds
eftAs Companys Stock stiH ia hs Treasury. -.
The OF theCompany has been committed 10
Board Of Trustees composed OF energetic Christian business
In whom the public repOs the most implicit conf
denee. 4.
Ali desired information will be furnished pom personal or
written applieaon either BY the President C. g. Brovn a.
his once, III Front Street. b the seerstary A. fos
Cashier ef American National Rank u and 90 BroAdway or
b. Herman Camp. at his ohies 100 broadway.
Stock for sale al the American katiseei Sank;
CHARLES 3. bho"Ni rresL.
ALFRID A. POsr, See and Treas u. e sovSt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

( "A Cairo dispatch says that an arrival
fton Nsv Orleans announces the csptnrs
Of Captain Reed. the rshfl commander oi
the ran Webb. after vigorous pprsuit
through the sssnps OF Loaisisss. Thirty
vis ef thecrev slse esplared, ss6 are nou
as New Orleans in custody.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The State Department has been in
formed that the legislative body Of the
Republic Of Bremen, at session April
l9th, was addressed by its President an.
ncunong our late victories over the re-
bellion of the slave holders, be called upon
the members to express their sympathy
With the American UAioa by rising. They
did 80 and gave hearty and enthusiastic
cheers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

London dates Of the 30th ult bring the
Information Of an immense public meeting
that convened under the suspices of the
Emancipation Society, on the 29tb, to ex.
press their feeling of grief and ho-r1r at the
assassination Of President LINCOLN, and
sympathy wife the Government and people
OF the United States, and with Mrs. Lin.
coin and Mr., Seward and family: The
galleries Of the hall we're draped in black
and crowded with people Who manifested
not merely their warm admiration of mind
and character In the late President and
siscsre sympathy with the people of the
United States in the loss sustained, but
their hearty approval OF the great canse
which be represented.
All the members Of the House of Com
mons who were present on the goth signed
and address to Mr.. Adams, expressing their
regret and horror at the crime. The Lon
don Times says that nothing ia political
history can be remembered that has ever
drawn forth more unanimous feeling than
this news. The Daily Telegraph calls LIN
COLIN great ruler in whose large heart
there was no malice against beaten foe
The Liverpool Post was printed with Its
columns in mourning, and the flags on the
public buildings in Liverpool were display
ed at half-masi.