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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

r ARREST OF A MAIL AaENT.-D. B. Par.
ker, special agent Of the United States
Postofhce Department, passed through this
city yesterday morning, having in custody
q mail agent on the route between Knox
Vile and Bristol, who is charged with rob.
bling the mail.-Lyncsburg Ne,ns, 9Th.
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RED RIVER CRoPs.-Reports from the
Red River Of the North minnesota repre-
sent that the crops in the hyperborean
cline are very abundant this season. The
wheat, it is thought, will. average forty
bushels to the acre, while the later crops
are proportionately heavy, and have almost
entirely escaped injury from frost. ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09
WELL SAD The Presidents organ

says
ain republican country, to attempt to
rule by shall minority of the citizens is
like attempting to lift heavy weight by
seizing the short end Of the lever. Mary
land got o, the right side Of the fulcrum
day before yesterday, for it is impossible
under our sorm of government to preserve
peace and harmony when the few hold po-
litical sway over the many. If the masses
of tho citizens are unfit to exercise the
elective franchise In any State, then the
principle of sclf-goyernment had better be
abandoned at once, for in this age there Is
not virtue enough in any minority to rem
der it fit to be trusted with power to rule
the, majority" w.s@ .Eh
Which shows that Andy knows his party
Is in the majority, and that the country Is
now ruled By q minority. 3-@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

HARD on SAwHEY.-The New York
World says:
aThe Herald Is very influential paper.
II supported the Democratic ticket last
year, and Slocum got only A,SSS majority
In this city. Itopposed Hoffman this year,
and our candidate gets 49, 1913. Slocum's
whole vote was 5S,l18, and Hohman'e is
s0,lll. The HUoh 10 very influential
iournal.n gaSatte E ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

WHAT FoRNEY SAYS OF CoNDITIoEs.-ln
letter to member Of the Alabama Legis.
lature, Forney says:
"And now l have to say in reply to
your question that if Alabama and the
other southern States were, even at
this late day, cordially and promptly to
consent to, the conditions therein con-
tanned, in my opinion nothing else will be
required by the Federal Government in
order that the people Of the States shall
be restored to all their rights under the
Constitution Such undoubtedly was the
determination Of the large majority OF Con-
gress when that body adjourned on the 2Sth
of July, and such would believe be the
response OF the triumphant people of the
North and West at the present time."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

HoSoRABLY AcoUITrED.-By reference
to the proceedings of the County Court
yesterday it will be seen that Captain
George T. Wilmington, charged with EN-.
bczzling the funds Of the National Express
Company, was unanimously acquitted
Alexandria Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

NEW YoRK, November s.-The World
has the following special:
London, November 1.-THE Bank of
England received into It's vaults during the
month ending Friday, gold to the value Of
f94o, 800. The increase In the week, after
deducting payments, was 4s42, 1895. In the
reserve notes there was also an increase Of
f65S .97o." =. ..s..a.r., r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

CoSsTANrrSoPLE, November IAN in
surrection has begun in Gambia, and it is
officially stated that three fights had oc-
Cured 1t Gehads, in which the insurgents
lost ll3 killed. All the patriot chiefs.
thirty in number, have submitted. Akif
Paschs viii be governor Of the island. A
further concession In favor of the Chris
tians 10 expected Of the Sultan. t.n@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

WNEGo, November 1.-THE Northwest
va Elevator, the largest in the city, having
81 Storage capacity of nearly 100000 bush
W., W.. Vas destroyed by fire last night. There
' "Gs stored in it $50, 900 bushels Of grain, on
, %"lcA an insurance of 100000. The
. ~. I'or was valued at $3.50, 900, and Is in
su'ed for $50, 1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

THE PLEBIsIrUM OF VESEr1A.-VENIcE,
October 27.-The final result Of the pie
biSitun Of Venetia shows 641,75s votes in
favor of a union with Italy, and only sixty
nine negative. There was great popular
enthusiasm throughout Venetia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-The annual
meeting of stockholders was in session
at Alexandria yesterday and the day be-
fore. We have not yet full report Of the
proceedings.
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New Haven Elections.

Nrw HAVEN, Conn, November 6.-The
"sn election to-day resulted in the cleo
"'n Of the Democratic ticket, with the
exception of the town clerk, who was sup
yf'ed by both the Republican and work
IShen's organizations. The Democratic
Plurality is SO.
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Makes HIS ExPESsEs.-John Morrissey
makes $25, 900 on bets that Hoffman would
carry New York city by over 40,000 ma
iority. This will 60 far towards paying his
election expenses. John sets . very bad
example, however, in betting on elections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

| SrocK CATTLE.-About $50 head Of stock
cattle from different counties in South
western Virginia, purchased by farmers
from Clarke county, were shipped to their
destination over the Orange railroad last
night.-Lmchbury Ne,cs, 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

Still BsrTsR.-Ths Maryland House 81
Delegates, It b now said, will consist OF
Ahy,nins Conservatives and tvsntyreps
Radicals, and the Senate Of sixteen Com
ssrvstives and eight Radicals. Congress,
a. before announced, only ons Radical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

Il d very clear TO sll who understand
the political situation that bad General
Dix seen noaaiusted fos CoysSuot d NAN
YORK 10 would hsys bssn slleted On tha
9Th instant by moro than twenty thousand
majority. Bad faith dsfsatst him, and DE-
feat follows the traschstys
The Democratic party, % such, has dug
.its own grave, and va sdvise it, leaders to
bury the remains forever, and start anew
with laeiimats matariak NaHo0sl Re-
D,blionR. ,s,psf tgx5s - u ;tssssq
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Conservation OF Bi.hep ar I,ouisisna.

>Vn'eeration OF Bishop Of LOuisiana.
yo LEW ORLEANS, November 7.-Right Rev.
>. 'pa 7. Wilmer was to-day consecratsd
osnop OF Louisiana BY Bishop Hop,
r. 81 Vermont, in Christ church. Bishop
~ IDS a. PRECEDING bishop, was assisted
q 1@@ops Green Of MissisAppi, Wilmer
Tia an4eama, and Quintard Of Tennessee.
~. osAop of Georgia being absent, the
'a was preached by Bishop Hopkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

TIE GROWING WHEAT.-The memory OF
the oldest inhabitant cannot call to mind
an autumn when the wheat crop presented
a finer appearance than that now presented
by the crop recently seeded.-Jeferson
County Spirit, ....f r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

Fatal AccrpENr.--An estimable gentle.
man of Buckingham, named James ellis,
was killed on Wednesday Of last week BY
being struck with the balance lever Of
sorghum mill. ..,l. 4 @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09
FROM Georgta-Fire 1T Atlanta-Pro
weddings OF the Georgia LegtsIature.

AUGUSTA, GA, November 1.-The En-
Pre- block, in Atlanta, containing six large
H.oGes, owned by William Markham, Was
ls,iroyed by fire yesterday.
NuLsDGEvILLE, November 1.-THE Sc
Late refused TO reconsider the bill repeal
Ing The uSury laws. A bill was introduced
IA the House declaring the contracts based
u slave property null.
The 22d instant has been appointed as .
Gay VI humiliation and prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

La ~, Jsx1 Ceog1ss1, s4als 4
New YosK, Novsmbsr LIN Illinois
only three Dsmoersts out Of thirteen mem
bsfs Ire elected. In this stats tRlrteen o.
fou6e4a Democrats ase islsctsd out or l
congressional representation Of thirty-one.
One Democrat out Of nine 10 elected In
Missouri. An the members from Michigan
Srs Republicans. One Democrat out 81
I've representatives elected I'd New Jef.
~. 4. ons Dsmoorst ont Of dx representa-
,tavsD SlostDd ID WiSsuuAn. In MARYLAND
lfoar Conservatives and ono Rsdicslu ars
elected 70 copgfsS. General Frank Blair
Ii elscted 70 the Legidature IN Missouri
On the whole, vote the Republicaps have
probably gained two members II Congress.
The following States, showing twenty -Alne
members, are yet to elect, viz Connsc-
ticut, California, Kentucky, New Hamp.
shire, Rhode Island, and Tennessee. aOE
these ths Republicans will probably carry
the four districts IN Connecticut, the three
In California, the three IN New Hampshire,
the two in Rhode Island, and two Of the
nine in Kentucky, while Of the eight in
Tennessee no proper estimate can be given.
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BONDS AND sToCKs.

Old State coupon bonds should have all eou
pons attached from July, ASH, inclusive.
Virgins coupon bonds, old, 81, new..... ~
Virginia regstered bonds. old, - nsw...g Soh
North Carolina coupon, old, Is, psw..... 81
South Carolina coupon Observation-Disclosures. 81
Georgia coupon..... -. ......... 100
Tennessee coupon, 8 per cent. long loan
80; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6l
Richmond city bonds. .................,.. 81
Petersburg city bonds 81
Lynchburg city bonds... IS
Norfolk city bonds. 49,. !.........." 10
Virginia Central railroad bonds, o. to-. 70
Orange and Alexandria railroad bonds,
% to..................." "
Co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Danvtlle railroad bonds. ............... -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

THE Sr0cK Mr.. BARBOUR SoLD.-This
stock is now owned, as We are assured BY
Mr.. Barbour, by friend Of the Orange
and Alexandris MISUNDERSTANDING w.
0inidn. - .s..g f.t ..,.sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

BIZ AurHoRrTY.-We learn that hoop
skirts are positively on their last--we
mean they are going out.-Chorsottesv0e
Chronicle. l.E9a
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Typhas Fever and ChoIera In New
York.

ThsTyphas Fever and ChoIera In New
York.
NEW YoRK, November s.-The typhus
fever, In malignant form, has appeared
in one Of the charity institutions on Nan.
haitian island. Fourteen severe cases
within the last few days hare been re-
moved to the fever hospital. \ .oxess,.
The steamer Florida, which arrived to.
day from Hsvre, had twenty-nine deaths
on board from cholers during Che passage.
Five patients are still on board, but will
be removed to the hospital. The Florida
touches ut New York merely 70 land pas
sengen, - she b chartered by France to
embark and bring back the troops bf that
Government now q Vera Cruz. @ kes
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LIsSRALs-President JoHNsoN has giyeh
eI.0O0 to thA fund Cor tho gsdueAtisp q
negro children in Charleston. Fl gas

The Hals~ zsitmg Gays that : Dsxasian
soldier. On being aSked Why the AsnI w0re
cocks feathers II thslr caps, nd Shat -
the Prussisns hsys etten mp all the cocks
and hsns II tn eountxy, III 1ASaxiao
tioeeJ 1sef thA sah6n = - ~ -
6tn1 ntoosUno ~ dga g6sssszs . - ~ssSs 80
u "a 4sss ~ sssSst 4m3 .Aa5iss@s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

.CorToS-A Coon AvERAGE.-Wednes-
day fifty eight bales Of cotton we're sold In
Petersburg ct Z IN average Of thirty-ssyen
cents, both papers ssy.,ass I. ...lz J. -
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NJ sAe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sis Recognise the Hssp0dar-H0n.
gary-CanAia--Lavespool and Lon.
den Markets u wednesday. Il )
QUEENSTOWN. November Z, P. N.-The
steamship City Of Washington, from New
York, arrived here to-day en- route to
Liverpool.
LoSpoN, November 7.-Great Britain
has withdrawn her legation from Saxony,
thereby recognizing the Incorporation of
that kingdom with Prussia. 81,
It 10 said that preparations are being
quietly made In Ireland to meet sny
possible rising Of inhabitants. y ""t4
ST. PETERSBURG, November THE
Gear Of Russia has formally recognized the
Hospodsr. .i o,fa, -ad ..as.s trt
vIENSA, November Tit is reported
that the Emperor Of Austria has resolved
to appoint Hungarian ministry. ~.
LONDON, November lit is stated that
the insurrection In the island Of Gambia
has ended. - ' J.
LIVERPOOL, November Up. M.-The
market for cotton is not 50 flrm. Prices
have declined 1Sd., and sales to-day are
but 10000 bales; middling uplands, l5d.
Tallow market firm. Petroleum heavy.
LONDON, November 7-Noon.-Consols,
s93; Illinois Central shares, 20; Erie
Railway, 81; United States 5-2O's, 6SH.
LONDON, November 7-Evening.-Con-
soils, sek; American securities un-
changed. .f... .....
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tbs tsisesyh ssport u ~ Ns~zerk
soh nakkss ssstesesihat 1pA epsnsl
to-day ct 14s1 fsnk sisssd - 94s IN
arst-uGned, priee SHOWS . srsas ch1soe'
but there must belsoms srsssintbe 4soee..
ZION. The closing price q wsdnssa w. ~
iH.1K f!fE G....-a.gg.--teo yl.Gb III 4
Governor Jenkins, Id bis mssags - ~
Legislature Of Georgis, furnishes The fbl.
lowing information relative 70 the indsbt.
ednsss Of that Ststes 10 - fgaimfs:si
i wbsnall tho boads suthosissd byths col
|of ths osnstsi Assembly 7spprotsd lSth q
March. 1885, (s3esps those intended fbf Re
|asspmpsion Of ths Federal tar eahall hare
been disposed Of . Contemplated, The
funded debt u ths State WIN stsnd thus:
Bonds issusd anterior % 1851. ana not -. !. !.
nossSaE: o 81 issued IN iss;, ii0vs 800
BoS :nissnss Il. Atlantic and Quiz
railroad ID 1855. ... 80 1850
M .s4UNE III. III e. As~-
!. Totalg.. ........! ..... ".." ee,s40,ooo
OF this amount s17s,soo win mature In
1853; ss34,5oo 10 1867 3,le4.s IN 1870.
making total Of ss7b, 800. The latter sum,
therefore, must bs provided for within four
years from this time. I recommend that
the bonds before mentioned, prepared TO
meet the Federal tax, but IS yet unexe-
cuted, be placed ct the disposal Of the
Governor, with authority to use them -
occasion may be presented, BY sale or OK
change, II deemed advisable, in redemption
Of the bonds 70 mature In and before the
year 1870. Tho public debt will not thus
be increased in amount, and may Be some
what diminished. .s1e2a u .TEl I'll 4
Bonds amounting to sl54, 900 Win mature
in 1871, and others amounting to s721, 800
In 1872, the aggregate being $S7sbOo to be
provided for in six years, bsrJ ntu1l .gs;
H To meet this and subsequent sccruing
liabilities I recommend that the sum Of
$4,000 be annually set apart a. sinking
fund accumulative. .' .
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''iment % Maryland and DsIa.
yulL!DrLPHIA, November isis 4.
no,,t brighter and better 90 We got near
irssSag. We carry everything where
~ s.h dwells, and lose only among slass.
'"u ignorance. All 10 well. e 49,
J.W. F0RHEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

MONTREAL, November s-lt Is under
stood that the Government. In Cabinet
meeting, resolved to commute, the SEN
fences Of Lynch snd Me1ahsn. Three
msn-Bsll, Fleming, and Wells cenHned
In the old jail StneS last June for Fenianism.
wore rslsassd: rhs grand jury Ignored
bNA eeAinst toem.. % aa tals ,haM.ai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

STATEMENT OF rHE PUBLIC DEBT. ,'
The following is the official statement Of
the public debt of the United States on
the lst instant: aE7l owls Pie "na Fl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-02
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.

r,, 60. U C.u. p,,,a
ihr "on'se" oA"
HaiirCad-Dexth OF the King OF Mos
quite.
-. c-.-. ~,,...,. -. ., A., 18th
our ao'"'s ITO" "Iey'o"n' NN"As"a' are "' w.
Of Decemb Que OF the correspondents at that port
writing ON that date saws
,y, g.,
the ehcmng topc o. the Gay tnr"ugnout N'casasus 70
the cnon'ss goS mines TIC accounts IIvn 'ne,o "s s
most ha.enng 'oe Few months ago Sapa,s ~, s "
monkey , rp,ns IA noaa Ald noy 70 .ne .aouo ,S;
Win Mr. Wni'e oahneI, .onuUn, anu oene!s o"sn
mine aoI 1890 n"usanu uolaIs. eauos 'nsm 49,
oougnt ano'ner ior N snousanu ooisI anu scw usy'
@o tncn puronssca snIIo mne oI '" snvs
sana a~ss Sapn raa', sne ve.e, S% ~ ,hr,
lnormru INC Nv uays aso that no uao ~ ~" .'ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-02
Personal Intelligence.

The Chicago TrlMns Of Dee - Lieut. Governor
Broa bsing Of its propris,crsD saysOur readers
Se q Hon schuyler 5csn and the dscss,ss
Of Licut Gov Bross of this city. There Is not and
never has been sny foundation for such report The
Idle gossip originated from the ictter Of correspondent
General J. shie,ds, n Mexican war and sheua udoah
valley fame, has tornsd farmer having settled in Carroll
county, Mo-, estate be has purchased there.
Major Geuesai D. 8 Stanley the heroic leader Of the
Fourth army corps was Ia Cincinnati on the 2ssh u,
just from Tcxas I'D
preve, prlsad,er General George n Chapman has been
appointed Judge of The new Criminal Court a. Memphis
Hon Thomas r Noell OF Missouri has boon appointed
OF the Regents Of the Smithsonian institute, 81
Washington. i IM ri nH
General schenck. ssuaior Sherman and Postmaster
Dcnnison are all q home n Uhio 70 watch the pending
election for United states senator IL stated that the
last named IL not now = candidate.
Colonel George Hastings Private Secretary 20 Gov.
Fenton has been called home on account Of the
serious illness Of bic father, Hon Judge Hastings, Of
Mount Morris
Governor Measher-says the Montana Pos. Of pecem
Der learn rom private letter win be home
before Chrstmas He wns 20 DO In Helena to-day whence
he goes 10 He'll Date Bitter Root aud the Blackfoot
Agency returning 70 Virginia City via Deer Lodge and
Silver Bow
Robert Jchnscn, formerly United States senator nom
Arkansas has just returned 10 his residence SIX miles
from Pine Blur
Major General Thomas J. Churchill, OF Arkansas, Is
working the plsntsson Of hts SISTER In law, MS tor.
dan, on the river near the post Of Arkansas
w. NJ Holloway, the veteran editor Of the Indisnapo-
lie Journal has sold out his interest 10 that paper aud
retired TO the enjoyment OF liberal fortune his labcrs
have secured
six children 10 The fsmily OF Mr. Garrison. Of wscr.
loo, Wis, have died wnhin short time from drinking
.sr virus remaining IN her syssen. They I'll suffered
moot tefYibie Danma
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| New Covnt~rSsit. md Altered BUS.

New Count~rfcits and Altered Bills.
(From the Providence Journal, Dec. 90
The following named countorfeits and altered bils
have been in circulation here during the past week -
Counterfeit threes Sugar River Bank, Newport,
VI.
Counterfoit Ewes tho Weybosset Bank, Of Provi-
denca Y. u F.f.0 fftl lI
Counterfeit tens on the Thompson Bank, Conn.
Ones altered 70 threes on the Bank Of America Of
Providence
Ones altered 70 nves on the Commercial Bank, OF
Providence rs
Ones ahered To Hves on the North Bank, Boston.
A now couutsrfcit on the lfty dollar compound In
terest note Is well executed and very liable to deceive
The general engraving the counterfeit Is coarser than
in the genuine; the word 'hfty in the lower right and
tho counterfeit there IL quite IN open space The
shadow OF the constitution in the vgnstte Of tho genu
inc u quite light In the counterfeit u darker and tne
engraving coarser. The In the ak per cont OF the
genuine Is crossed in the counterfeit s not All nat
have thus Gar appe sred are dated July 10, 1854
Counterfeit three dollar bills ON the CAr mont Bank,
Ciaremout N H., are reported IN circulation They are
said 70 be an imitation of the genuine note
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NEW GRANADA.
Alteration in the West India steam Line
Navigation Of Magdalcna River.
NEW ARR hNGEMESrS or THE ROYAL WEST INDIA
MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS or THE ROYAL WEST INDIA
MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
From the Panama Herald Dec %
This company have altered the itinerary OF the steamer
arriving at and departing from Aspinwa in the latter
part of each month In future the which here.
tofore sailed from Aspinwa the slst ed for ST.
Thomas, touching at jamaica and Jacmel, will be
despatched the evening Of the 23d the morning
Of that day il ready direct for 81. Thomas 1t is
pected she will connect with the steamer from Cali
ornia due here that day. The steamer which arrived
at Aspinwa the 2}d will hereafter arrive the even.
ing Of the 22d inst, coming direct from st. Thomas
IMPROVING THE NAVIGATION OF THE MAGDALENA
President Muro having applied 10 the President OF
the United States through the Minister Of that govern
ment at Bogots, Mr. A. A. Burton for two United States
eng TO take charge OF surrey OF the Magdiena
river, at various points, with view TO contemplated
improvements in the navigation OF that s,rean the
Of the United States has designated Colonel
A. Gilbert and Captain r &. r. West ASSISTANTS in the
United States Coast Survey as associated engineers TO
take charge Of the intended surveys These gentle
men, with corps of assistants necessary for prop rly
carrying out the work, arrived here per the Atlantic
the 10th instant and win Immediately proceed to Santa
Martha;
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The suicide In Boston /.

STRANGE STATEMENTS As TO HIS CONNECTION WITH
BOOTH IN THE rLor TO AssAssISATE PRESIDENT
LIScoLS-sERyICE WITH TUE GUERILLA NosEBY,