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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
Total assets, July /, 1870, s2,9lT9O6 O7
DIRECTORS
J,RUssEs, BRACES, ETC.

Having stock OF Tiusses, Braces Supporters,
Suspensories, and other mechanical appliances, uli-
surpassed in extent and variety by that of any other
similar establishment In the country, and with up
wards OF twenty years experience In applying them,
we feel confident of our ability to give entire sats-
rectien
Our instruments are constructed In the best man
ner, OF the best materials and of various sizes to SUIT
all cases, from the smallest infant to the largest
adult
We have private apartment for their adjustment
while our prices are moderate and so varied by our
extensive assortment as to suit the pockets OF AZ
classes.
hundreds of persons after trying the larger cities
nave expressed their qualification ut the facility anu
economy with which they have been fitted at our eB-
tablishment e. BRINGIIURST & CO.,
ap1,dkwtf Sixth and Market streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The talk that Minister Washburne had outrun
the intentions of our Government, in promptly
recognizing the French Republic, proves TO be
without foundation. He is supported by the
President and Cabinet, and has done no more
nor less than was right, under the crcumstan-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
Sonti, Amcricn.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on THE AMAZoN--ovER A
HUNDRED LIVES LOST DY DRUNKEN PILOTS
NfwYoRK, Sept. 2iat-The steamer lfe,Tiniac
which arrived yesterday, from Rio Janeiro brings
details of a dreadful calamity. Two steamers
Paris and irardy, collided in the Amazon on
the night of the It'll of July. The former sunk.
l3l lives were lost. Both pilots are said to have
been intoxicated
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
The Battle OF Monday.
nAvAnlAS REPORTS OF IT.

HAWAIIAN hEpOnTs OF IT.
MUNICH, Sept. 81
The Bayarian Minister Of War has received
dispatch from Sogny, dated Sept. 20, at o'clock
in the evening giving the following details of the
recent battle near Paris, in which the Bayarians
were engaged
yesterday sharp battle occurred between
yienme and Montrange.
.rle French forces consisted of three dvis-
ions commanded by General Vinoy, and were
supported by strong redoubts.
They were defeated, neyertheless."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The resources of France are far beyond the
ideas of most people. In 1915, after twenty
years OF Napoleon's terrible wars, the amounts
which her allied invaders called upon her to pay
were prodigious. France then paid down 1885,
100000 francs, maintained 100000 of her enc
mics for three years in her territories, and when
they left, committed the cost of supporting them
for two years more at 265,OOOOOo francs. The
money cost of her defeat was, at the lowest cal
culation, 2,2OO,OOOOOO francs, or $40 OOOO 900 in
gold, besides the expenses of her own troops and
preparations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

1t was reported in Paris, last evening,
as tic result Of the interview of rayre and
King William, that the hope Of speedy peace is
not abandond. Prussia is not disposed to con-
sent to an armistice. If there is to he peace at
all it must be settled Immediately.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

Charles w. Ford Revenue Collector for Mis-
souri,, yesterday received a letter from President
Grant, in which the President says: 81 regard
the movement headed by Carl Schur2. Brown "
Co, as similar to the Virginia and Tennessee
movements, intending to carry portion of the
Republican party over 10 the Democrats, aud
thus give them control. hope YOU will see
your way clear to give the regular ticket your
a,,ppnrt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Baltimore
yesterday elected the following officers :-Grand
Sire, Frederick Stewart, of Washington Deputy
Grand Sire A. C. Logan, of Kansas Grand
Secretary, James l.. Ridgely of Maryland; Grand
Treasurer, Joshua Vansant, of Indiana. The
report of the Grand Treasurer was presented.
1t shows cash balance in the Treasury, on
September 10Th, of s20,27 and other assets to
the amount of about $4,000. Our thanks arc
due to ~ NJ" for copies of the reports of the
Grand Sire, and other officers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
Rome.

Joy IN FLORENCE OVER IT'S ANTICIPATED
oCcuApf1oS.
LONDON, Sept. 81
Dispatches from Florence gay that the city is
covered with flags in honor Of the expected
occupation of Rome, by the Italian troops. The
population is nearly crazy with delight.
THE CITY OCCUPIED DY THE ITALIANS WITHOUT
BI.ooDsnED.
ROME. Sept. 2lst.
The city has been occupied by the italian
troops without bloolshed, the Pope having for
bid any resistance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
New Castle County Ticket.

FOR SHERIFF-THOMAS HARVEY.
For CoRoNER-cHARLES A. wINSLoW.
ENAToRs Samuel Guthrie, New Castle.
Isaac Stats, Appoquinimink.
Observation-Disclosures Dixon, Brandywine.
Philemma Chandler, Christiana.
Spencer Chandler, Mill Greek.
John Pilling. White Clay Creek.
William ID. Clark. Red Lion.
Ferd. +. Janvier, Pencader.
Frank. s. McWhorter, st. G'ges.
LEVY couRT-Dayid Eastburn Mill Greek.
Joel Thompson, w. Clay Creek.
John P. Belvile, Red Lion.
.Tonath X. Williams St. Grges.
Rayworth Weldon, Appoq'mink.
VIM. c. Allstan, Appoqunmink.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

Olive Logan, during her trip to California, ais
summer, was one of those unfortunate victims
of delusion who go to SEQ the 70 semitic. z
She describes the hardshps and priyations to be
endured, on the trip, in the October GdidfNa and
fairly hits off the salient points in the Eastern
enthusiasm for going thithor lIor article is
funny, and, among other true remark, mentions
the fact that Of the California people themselves
very few have been to the 70 Semitic, at all.
And especially do they not so, after the dry
season has fairly set in, and the stage roads are
knee deem in dust.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
The Ponce denominations.

M. THEIRS PROSECUTING his LABous, SUCCESSFULLY.
TOMS, Sept. 81.
The Constitutional of this city says NJ. Theirs
is perfectly satisfied with the result Of the mis-
sion to England, including the authorization of
Lord Lyons, to act in the intermediary negotia-
tons. NJ Theirs now goes to Vienna in order to
get the adhesion Of Austria, also, if possible.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The Gazette, Of this city (pemocratcl thus
warmly eulogises the erection Of pier at Lewes
for which an appropriation Of a225,OO0, was
made by the Republicans in Congress, at the
last session:
This enterprise is one of incGleulahle value
TO Sussex county. Its establishment will devel-
OPP the resources of the surrounding country.
add substantially to its general prosperity and
enhance the value and price of every acre of
land in the ncighborhood. 1t will give an i'm
petus to home industry, open new avenues for
home and foreign capital, and furnish new OBJ
jects OF individual enterprise and thrift.
. 1t will elevate the town of Lewes to the dig
nifty of city and the prosperity Of great ship
ping port, for which by her position and natuaral
advantages she is designed In short, there is
not an inhabitant of Sussex interested i'll her
prosperity and growth. that will not be benefit
ted mediately or Immediately by the erection of
this Pier, which is a Federal work in name, but
III reality, and for all intents and purpose, a
state enterprise.
For the successful construction of the improve
ment thus described as being so important, the
people of Lewes and Southern Delaware will
stand indebted to the kindness Of Senate com
posed, three 10 one, Of Republicans, House,
composed nearly two to one. Of Republicans and
to the Republican President who approved the
appropriation 1t was urged upon them very
strongly, and, as it proved, successfully, by the
Republican State Convention, which met at Dovei
on June 9th, and unanimously adopted the fol
lowing =
p" Resolced, That We respectfully request tile
House of Representatives 10 pass the Senate
bill now before the House. aDpIopriating 5225. 00l
for the construction Of pier into the haIbor OF
the Delaware Breakwater,at Lewes.i1 connection
with the junction and Breakwater railroad"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The Democratic meeting which was 10 lave
been held at Middetown next saturday has been
indefinitely postponod-Jcsse Sharpe, Esq,
Chairman Of the Committee stating that repro
sensations to the effect that tile farmers arc too
busy to attend, have influenced him TO make
this announcement It is rathor singular that
the President of the Farmers Insurance Com
pany should call meeting when the farmers
were likely to be busy, and we have enough CON
fidence in Mr., Shapes Judgement to believe
that he did not do so. We do not believe that lie
has any more faith in these representations
than We have. What then is the matter:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

The abandonment BY The rreust Of their
blockade of the German ports has promptly had
its effect in the revival of commerce. The North
German Lloyds line of steamers will commence
running regularly sgaip hetgeaa Dremta aud
tas.@a hIasst Fa.ts NJ. ts 4sf NJ ,,s,aist
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

Events shape themselves to accommodate each
other. The vintage of tile Champagne Country,
in France, will be almost totally ruined, this
year, by the war, but in this country, the apple
crop is unusually large, and so there viii be a
liberal supply Of cider from which 70 supply the
deficiency
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
spstIal alatlsss.


The Franklin Spring Is sltl-
atcd n short distance east Of ~ Il
Malta avenue, In the village Of %iSkg
Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co, n. aPS-
A. !. ! 4 / 4
", region remarkable for its \NCSnVM
salilbrity. ESSzSAE&,M
The waters Of this new Spring /2ASFsIRs3AN
rise through an aftrsian boring tf&A ~SiGNs' LAW
,l5 feet deep. At intervals srr31$A ~ I'VE.
large quantities of carbOnic WA Cd AY
acid gas are discharged from N&An ISL
u with almost explosive force \fS.S1IGZ
forming an unique curiosity, >SMIS&
worthy the attention of tourists T
Inc superiority of this,Ove other mineral waters
us remedy for equity and Rheumatic Diseases for
urinary Calculus, Tor chronic arrangements Of the
liver and for some of the most serious affections Of
me digestive organs, results in great measure,
from me bicarbunate of lthia existing In c0nnec-
uon WIN very large amount of bicarbOnate of sofia
anu OF free carbonic acid OF the small number of
springs yet discovered which contain thia IN nedi-
nina quantity, this alone possesses the advantage Of
holding It associated with alkaline carbonates, of
sucil character and in such amounts. practically
TO double It's efficiency as a medicine.
Ihe FRANKLIN Spring Water Is put up In strong
giass bottles securely c0rket, and carefully packed
Tor transportation. Price per dozen, $780, per case
Dozen $3.50. Sole Agents for Delaware,
SMITH PAINTER, Chemists Il Druggists,
It'll and Market SITS, Wilmington Del
W Send for descriptive circular, containing an
alysis &c. of this Water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
INSURANCE COMPANY
MOUTH AMt,Rl s.

OF
.NDt.r 4 NIt.Itl s..
OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INsURASc
Incorporated 1894. Charter Perpetual.
Capital, $500 900 90
LOSSES paid since organization 2I,OUO, 900 90
Receipts of Premiums 1S6D 1,g91, S37 IS
Interest from Investments 1S69 1865 ~
.,I08,Jsi 10
LOSSES paid, 1869, I,033,3S6 81
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS.
First Mortgage on city Property, sII045O 90
United States government and other
Loans, Bonds and Stocks, 1,316O52 ~
Cash in hand and In hands OF Bankers 1s736I %
Loans Oh Collateral Security, GO133 u
Notes receivable mostly Marine Premiums $50 400 43
Premiums In course OF transmission,
and in hands Of Agents. 12213S 20
Accrued Interest, Reinsurance, &C., 89255 81
Unsettled Marine Premiums, 1O25Ol 81
Real Estate, Onlce Of Company, Philapha, 10000 %
Total assets July /, $780, s2,9i1,9O6 "
DIRECTORS.
Arthur q. CONN, Francis II. Cope,
Samuel w. Jones, Edward II. TrOtter,
John A. Brown, Edward S. Clarke,
Charles Taylor, r. Charlton Henry,
Ambrose White, Alfred d. Jesstp,
William Welsh, Louis Q. Madeira,
$. Morris Vain, Chas w. Cusllnan,
John Mason, Clement A. Griscom
Geo. L. Harrison, William Brockie.
ARTHUR e.. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Vice President.
MATTHIAS MAKIs, Secretary
G. ii. REEVES, Assistant Secretary.
H. A VAN TRUMP, Agt. for Delaware,
Brlnghurst Buildings, 9Th and Market streets,
aug ~. Of ~ d&w Wilmington, Dol.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

Five of the leading members of the new gov
eminent of France are writers for the public
press.
There is great excitement at Prescott, Arizona
because of rich gold discoveries in Bradshaw
Mountain.
Mr.. John Kits tho Oldest inhabitant of Bal
timore, died at his residence, in that city, on
Sunday, in the 109th year of his age. He was
born on May It'll, 1862, and moved to Baltimore
from Pennsylvania. He wae an army seamrter
during The f,0yoInlian, and for many years -pFs
esaHl-ata'Hs IS The AAiiisiais tlly g6i,Hei
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
WILMER ATKINSON, " ava
.a.a5 WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

State Ticket.
For Governor, THos B. C0URsEY, Kent County.
For Congress, JOSHUA T. HEALD, New Castle Co
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
T HI e w A r. +!
Activity at the French Capital.
GUNBoATs ON THE SEINE.
Reported Prussian RepulSe.
ROME OCCUPIED BY ITALIAN
TROOPS.
Wild Enthusiasm in ltal y.

London Dispatches.
WONDERFUL ACTIVITY OF THE FRENCH.
LONDON Sept. 81.
There is marvellous activity on the part of the
being thrown up at the Northern approaches to
the city
The defenccs in other quarters are being
strengthened every hour.
wApIIKE MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIA.
Russia is moving large bodies of troops into
Poland.
NEW ARMS FOR THE BAvARIAN TROOPS.
Bavariai is supplying her army with new pattern
mitrailleurs forcing 100 balls per minute.
French Dispatches.
REPORTED REPUIsE OF observation-disclosures FOR
THE DEFENCE OF PAIIs--A NEW BODY OR TROOPS
FOR DEFENCE.
PARIS, Sept, 81.
1t is reported that the Prussians on the line
of the Orleans Railroad after sharp engage
ment were repulsed and fell back to Malesher-
bers and Pithuriers.
Iron clads for the defence of Paris are oper-
ating in Seine
1t is reported that large number of troops
and volunteers are at Licle, and will soon create
a division.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS AT TOURS.
TOURS September Il.
Tho members of tho Government were yester-
day visited by the foreign ambassadors, who
have arrived from Paris.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22
SCHOOL BOOKS


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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

That will do, very well, for Maine,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

What the French People Say Of the Bonn.
parte RefOrms-The Uniied ssales Consti-
tufian a Model.
The opinions expressed by the Paris journals on
the new Seaat,ts COnseatuna are remarkable for
their variety, as since some journals express the
utmost satisfaction others--the democratic ORGANS
insist shat the only true mode OF erecting change
tn the constitution IL by appeal the people IN
the form OF a pie0tScits, and others agan-also OF
the advanced party-are opposed most strongly to
the reserve, inserted In the new document or the
Emper0r's right, critical occasons to leave the
Chambers aside and apply directly to the nation for
1ts support or opinion
The Paris Pubic says:--
The ycbste reappears, become the sole law OF the
nation Is the charter voted by the people, substituted for
written by its delegates of IT, and
1he essential acts which It's consequence such
beredary principle, the regency constitution OF
three public powers, everything Will be sw-ha TO saw
IN future the Dissemination OF affairs Will
10 the MANUFACTURES OF tue people ana the councillors
mated sovereign. 10 notifications being
In This popular compact the nation alone
consulted.
The Memorial Dfp1opatiQns has some gentle STRIFE.
Aures on one point of the new prOvlslons-the non.
e,rctiop OF the Scnate-but with that exception 1t
hlarly praises the new plan IN the following
wordS:-
Election according 10 H. Emile OLIVIER he
mied p arv Sgree the Senate The Minister cites the
ssarps Of nr and the United States hc first TO show
century hy The House, Of Lords point
the differences which, In Jnsfying the principle OF election
Tor te senate of The r republic Of North America
for monarchy Is tNe0id obssrvstiop does pot appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

Resignation Of the Sisterapod of st. Mary.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Forasmuch as nave been associated with the
Sisterhood OF St. Mary and the Sheltering Arms
from the beginning feet impelled state the cause
OF their separation. The Shetering Arms was called
into existence by the appeals Of committed female
prisoners 10 the ladies OF the mission to the public
institutions 20 keep their babies for chem until they
should be released ana able to claim thepl-their
only alternative being public charity of which they
oil stand in terror, or Roman Catholic institution,
which requires the mother TO weld all clam to her
offspring The late Mrs. Richmond, Miss Jay, Miss
Gleptw0rth, &c, were among these ladies'. No
doubt similar appeals were made to the clergy OF
consisting chiefly OF clergymen and ladies', called 10
consider this question. The meetings were chaotic,
,ne W., views Y were diverse mere was no unanmiy.
mttee OF one TO obtain certain important statistics,
and. when prepared, to summon the friends OF the
movement ana propose some plan OF operation. In-
stead OF calling meetngto consult about what
should be done Dr. Peters gave his house free OF
rent for fifteen years and the Sheterlng Arms was
founded. He invited the Sisters OF ST. Mary to take
the Internal charge OF the Institution They their
SCATTERING Arms. Dr. Peters secured band or gen.
tiemen to act as trustees ana asked me to organize
LADIES' association, 10 meet monthly, bring In con-
trlbutiOns. &c.
Bind Minnie, deserted by her own mother fell
into the hands OF Mrs. Richmond, who brought her
10 the House OF Mercy in charge OF the Sisters where
they kept her until the day Of the opening OF the
oueVrlIR slfus, When sue Out III StdRe on
my lap, prattling all the way Of the beautiful nome
which she seemed 70 think had been prepared ex-
pressly for her.
Quietly nave the sisters done their work and we'll
Their ecclesiastical position the same which they
occupied when called tn the charge Wherein have
they laedt Yet immediately before the reception
10 exhibit the new building the Sisters are forced
tbe conclusion from proceedings in public meeting
IN which they were Violently denounced by one or
the trustees from The purport of communication
addressed 10 The trustees by several prominent cer
kynen OF the city. aDd r0m the manner OF its recep
n Irpa, unit
lion TO tne Blsiop mat the bazaar must prove u
failure unless tbe connection OF the Sisters with 1t
SHOULD at once be terminated, and from the sub
stance OF conversation between their pastor anu
the pSesidentthat their departure from The nslitu-
ton IL hesiied and that 10 must take place at an early
day; 30 t2ey have resigned. NY resignation accom-.
panied thehs and request that articles for t0e ia
zaar he sent to the Executive Committee Thirty.
seventh ArmOry, and not TO
ELLEN kEMb.,E, ~ West Twenty 9Th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
SPAIN.

Parliamentary rrOyress-Tbe New York News
from Cuba.
mail telegram from Madrid Of the 30th OF March
reports thus
In The Cortes yesterday the order Of the day was
the adjourned debate on the bill relative TO the
means OF malntai ming public order.
N. BERCEs attacked II and NJ. KlvERO replied.
NJ ALyAREDA asked what credit should be
combat IN Cuba. The Minister replied That the
report had no foundation, and that the New
YORK kilograms about Cuba were generally errOnei
Gus. He added tina: there could have been fght-
ing, as colonel at the head or fifty men only was
LayersDg The island In all directions
In spite OF the apparent rupture between the
Unonists ana the radicals tine government pursues
q policy favorable to Cancellation. proof OF this
tact is seen In tho postponemenr the discussion on
tie constitutional reform OF Porto Rico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
ROME.

Theological HDYic Outside the CounciI-How
the Papai Fathers Debate with the Eastern
Churcii.
a letter from Rome i'll the Paris Uairers OF April
reports the following extraordinary case:-
The theologian Of an Armenian bishop, since his
arrival here nad nsea ndugng u such attscks on
pa9anda, thought fit to counsel moderation. and IN.
yled him to 60 to the Convent OF SITS. John and
Paul OF the PasslOnsts and remain there for some
time The otner however, refused In such terms
that the vlcarate was obliged to decide on force to
the agents went, in consequence, 70 the sacro
Rltiro a Ia Lungara, where the theologian lived
&c BENG also s bishops ana having
man made desperate struggle, and succeeded at
length in throwing himself out Of the vehicle after
which he ran back to his house, and the agents, who
followed, were deferred from fresh seizure by the
protest Of the bishop himself Another fact more
serious. An apostolic visit had been ordered TO the
convent OF the Armenians called Antonines, under
the coOnnade OF the Vatican but the bishop refused
to receive the visitor, on which the Pope ordered
Mgr. ksag1an to proceed from st. Sabine to the Do.
lnlnlcans to perform there religious exercises But
the bishop persisted IN his REFUSAL and he has writ.
ten 10 Mgr Place Bishop OF Marseilles, claim the
protection or france against the Holy Father,
Terrible Scene in the Council Bishop Stro.s.
mayer Defended by Swords on His Exit.
The Roman correspondent OF the Cologne Gdaette
gives AL animated description Of the scene in the
Ecumenical Council on the 22d OF March, when
ElSnOp SuOSSnayeF uAu0 his speech against tnot
part or the Schenld 1e Fide which ascribes oil
modern errors to the Protestants. The Bishop Oh.
served that it is unreasonable to describe Protest
antism as the source OF aatheism, pantheism and
materialisn, seeing that many eminent PrOtestants
such as Lelbnlrz and GuizOt, have combated these
doctrines. Here the bishop was forced to stop by
loud protests from all paris or the Council, but ne
went on when the clamor mad ceased. There are
many sincere people. he said, among the Pro-
testants OF France, England, America, Germany,
ana his OWL diocese, VINO err bona tds. This raised
another storm. which was only appeased by the IN
tervenion OF Cardinal Capalt. But when the bishop
began to touch on the question whether the dogmas
should be passed by a majority OF votes only as
IN former Councils when all the members are unani-
lnous, the Council lost all patience. Cries OF
'.Hoet'eticusi hgreticUsr and '.Dannonaus euD,p'
were heard on all sizes. One bishop exclaimed, AT
ego non danti,O cum" upon which the Others re.
peated, "D1,n1aoDl~s," and shouted to the speaker
.'I"e PyOtestdns! taceas! ab dDtb00e desceaddsr'
Ultimately Bishop Stro.smayer was compelled to
leave the tribune without finishing his speech.
The noise was so great that II WAS heard In the
aute-r0ons, and the bishops military servant drew
his sword and eDdeayored To force his way INTO the
council chamber 10 defend his master.