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New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
NEW-YORK.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
ROCHESTER. y. V, Sept. 2O-Midnlght.-Ihe
.ity il full Of delegates 70 the Democrsc convention
~ ~ =, ,s bere tomorrow and outsiders from New
~, civ and other parts of the state Jimmy o'Brien
I'd most Of his followers here in high feather. They
Al NOT expect to be admitted to the Convention, but will
.-v 20 do something outside. The programme OF the
uns Democracy does not seem 10 he exactly known to
,smselyes some fears OF riot were entertained to-
8v hut they dspeed. and the chances are that
rvthinc will be quiet The present state officers viii
n Nominated tomorrow with possibly the exception Of
solomon Scheu state Prison Inspector, though one
man hs the preference for that place The special train
hat left NewYork this with most Of the Tammsny
ieegates has not yet arrived, though IT due az II
,cock The cause Of the detention Is unknown. 1t is
now mdug ghD at Corning, and will probably get here at
d tomorrow morning. Tweed is at the Osborn House
natters
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THE STATE or TRSDR
DOAyErtc M.yy,-,.

H.. -, =. WNT INDIA MARKETS
UATA@a S~pt niorar b.,., ,s,.,s.., ., a,
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONs.

The Oneida County nominations are: Sheriff
Lewis Gaylord; County Clerk, Linus Il. Clark special
county Judge W F. Bliss; Special Surrogate, Theodore
avery Justice OF Sessions, Edward T. MarsOn.
The following are the Chautauqua County
rominatiOus: For Sheriff Lewis T. Harrington; County
lerk John r Robertson; Surrogate, Charles g.. Naples
special Judge Philip > COtte Special Surrogate J"pcz
B. Archibald.
Cayuga Comfy has nominated for County
Cerk-Iyman c. COmstOck; Special SUrrogtte-Johu j..
VI Dsye Superintendent OF the POOr-CharleS Hayden
Justice for SessOns-James Douglass; CorOucrs-N iuam
u Foster, John Wetherby.
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INNINGS

lst ~ 40 5th- 1th no. 5th- Nb-T0IaL
sl,sti.. NIT T 3 3 Q i-iss
The second game was played Aug 9, and was won by
the Mutuals by the appended score:
l- 3D. d. al sth 9Th. 7ih. sh 9ib-Total
sq,g:l Mutual: '......I Q 9 . IL
Whsteyer ma be the result OF this match the Athletics
Oi Philadelphia Will have no more games 10 pay with
either cIub To settle the question Of the championship
na-much a. they their title 10 the Mutuals, the
latter according 10 Philadelphia estimates, being now
he cbau,uiop club There third games I'm abey
ance bet seen the Mutuals, the Haymakers. and the
cleveland Forest CITY mines The Mutuas defeated the
Chicago Club in both games and lost two games 10 the
Red Stockings. Tie COntesting nines tomorrow viii
strike IA the following order:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
LOCAL POLITICS

Members ~ be 3fss-8t Congress,
Blsct-d ofc,tl r-turus not Yst recaiv~i
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DIED

Al Soaoc, Of Mn-,a0e, ~,s' be irfo-'o5 e,a Nu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Umur-Mr Hal oi the Atlantic Club. Time Of game hours
Tomorrow the grand test match for the
United states championship takes place the Union
Grounds BROOKLYN. the contestants being the Mutual
md Atlantic Clubs The first match NJ the series played
June 2s WAS won by the Atlantcs by the appended
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

epecis meeting OF the Committee Immediately after ths
revrn OF the delegates from Rochester spirited -peeohes
were made by Dr. Rdgney, Mr. McNaly aud Mr. Conon
appointed TO draft by lava
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10
So. LOuls Items.

ST: LOUIS. Jan. 5.-The Secretary
of the St. Louis Agricultural aud
Mechanical Association reports that
the receipts of the fair last October
we're S66, ,627.
II is reported from jefferson City
that an effort will be made in the
Legislature to investigate the alleged
connection of the State Auditor,
Treasurer, aud Fund Commissioners,
with the New York sharpers, which
was exposed by the New York ECca-
ing Post last June.
A proposition is before the Lower
House, providing, where counties and
towns have created or shall hereafter
create debts to aid IN the building Of
railroads, by the influence of which
taxable wealth In such counties and
| towns shall be augmented, taxes de
rived from increased valuation OF
| property within their limits shall be
applied to the payment of the inter
| est and principal of railroad debts in
| bonds, by which such debts are evi-
| denced, aud shall be registered in the
/ AUDITORS Ohcs, whose duty IL shall
be annually to estimste the rate
of per cent. requisite to pa7 the inter
est, and certify the same to the
| County Clerk. who shall place such
per ceDtsge upon the tax books. the
same as be does the State tax. The
Collector is required to paw the tax
clllscted for interest on bonds to the
State Treasurer, and the Treasurer ID
charged vita ths duty Of paying the
intsrest ct The bends.
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Mysterious Disappearance OF she
Sheriff OF Cock COunty, Iii.

CHICAGO, January "a rumor hiss
been current In this city for several
days past that Gustave Fischer, High
Sheriff of this county, had left for parts
unkno8n. This was deLied By his
friends. who insisted that he was in
Cincinnati on business. Il now turns
out that the reports were we'll found
ed. Some months ago an S1ir tran
spired in the Sheriffs o.-sce, just
after dark, in which Sheriff Fischer
was shot in the leg by al unknown
person. A mysterious Californian
vas alleged to have been the assail-
sut, but parties who claimed to be in
the secret limited at woman named
Walpoie. with whom Dir. Fischer is
known TO have been more or less
intimate. This woman il said to have
left Chicago on or about the 18th Of
December, for parts unknown.
On the 18th Mr. Fischer departed,
also taking with him favorite son,
about four years of age, and some
where between $4,000 and S20, 900 in
money. which be had borroEed only
few days before. He Informed no
one n the Office whittier be vas 60
ing, but the impression went abroad
that he had gone 10 OiucinDati. On
the 20tb, week later, Bradley, Chief
Deputy, received a letter from him,
which purported TO have been written
at Columbus, Ohio, but the stamp was
discovered TO have been cancelled in
Chicago, proving that the letter was
dropped in this city. Nothing has
really been heard from the missing
man since the 18th Of last month.
Before leaving he also drew about
5000 in fees due bis Office, and neg
looted to nay over those which ars
due his deputies.
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pay cur national deb., ia striot COM
pllance with our contracts, whether 1t
was made payable ia gold or green
backs, but We are unEililng to do
more than thar; and we declare that
the hye-tWenty bonds are payable IN
green backs or their equivalent, and
We condemn the policy of the admin
istratiou, which is squandsrlog mil
lions OF money, by buying such bonds
at higher rate Of premium. when
the Government had the clear right
TO redeem them sc par
ReSolvee3, That the National Bank
system organization in she interest of
the bondholders, ought 70 be abol
( ished and gTesnbacks issued IN lieu
Of such bank paper, thus saving
millions annually TO the people, and
she few, the benefits Of issuing q pa.
per currency.
Resolgsd, That the business interests
of the country demand an increased
and maintained volume Of the cur
rency, and the burden Of the public
debt, the high rate of interest and
taxation imperatively forbid the con.
traction of the currency in the inter
est Of the bondholders; that the
shares Of stock in the National
Banks ought to be subjected 20
school and municipal taxation on
the same conditions as other properly,
aud we demand of our State Legisla
ture that the shares OF such banks
shall be subjected to equal taxation
with other property of tue State; that
the boads OF the United States
ought to be taxed b. Congress
for national purposes to such
an extent as will substantially
! equalize the taxation of such bonds
with other properly subject to local
taxation.
RESOLVED, That wo denouncs the ac-
ton our last Legislature IN at empt-
J ing 10 force upon the people the pro
} posed Eifssenth Amendment TO the
! Constitution Of the United States IS
ia palpable violation Of our State
/ Constitution. and we solemnly pro-
test against Indiana being counted for
said amendment, and we hereby de-
clare our unalterable opposition to
/ its ratification.
! Resolred, That an attempt TO r,gu-
late tho moral ideas, appetites, or in
noeent amusement OF the people by
legislation is unwise and despotic.
Resolced. That we are opposed to
any change in the naturalization laws
of the United States, whereby admis
sion TO citizenship viii be made more
difficult or expensive, and we espe
cially denounce tho proposed plan Oi
| transferring the naturalization oi
aliens to the Courts of the United
States, and abridging the powers ol
State Courts in that respect. as Z
hardship and expense to the poor anC
friendiess candidate for American
citizenship; we recognize the pro,
| posed change as the offshoot of IN
tolerant Know Nothingism-the tRir
relic Of Radicalism itself.
After tho adoption OF the resolu
tons Ex-senator Hendricks and Hon
d. w. VOORHEES, made short speeches
A resolution was adopted author
iziug the Ssats Central Committee Il
select a Chairman from their Owl
members.
e. S. Alvord, of this city. will NJ
. doubt be Chairman.
Convention adjourned.
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ESTABLISHED. 1sa

kansas, will be Immediately COM
menced, vigorously prosecuted to
completion. Ihe plan IS 70 build a
railroad ,ethe bed of which is to be q
solid eRpankment. thus securing q
substsnkial levee bY individual en-
texprise, and such SEsta sid as nav
be granted, without waiting for or
aaklRg assistance FROM ths National
GoyeFn n4ent.
WAsHINoToN, Jan. 9-The POST
ulsster. General has received q letter
from the. President oE the Interns-
tIonal Steamship Company, dated
J January 4Jb, stating thas Ghe con-
siructlon OF the frat ta0 Of their
steamships had been agreed upon.
The demesaioDs OF thair boats are 20
be, length 800 feet. width SO feeet,
depth 80 feet. Their speed is to be
twenty i've miles per honr In smooth
wafer, and 10 cross the ocean in an
average time of eight days.
The following dispatch was received
yesterday, in Washington, direct from
Havana: The Gazette, the official
organ ;of the Government, published
on tue 6th INST, an important procla-
nation of the Captain General, in-
tended TO defoe the present situsticn
OF the Island.
The Captsin General congratrlases
the country upon It's actual prosper
iiy, and says new troops and Fein-
forcemeuts. although not needed to
suppress the insurrectiou, have come
from Spain to fulfill It's obligations
towards Cuba, and protect the Island
ag inst murdereTs and robbers. He
then refers 20 the threats of homicide
aud iDcendiarism. made by certain
bands of men, sgainst which precau-
tions are now being taken In garri-
soning plaotations with troops and
civil guards, to save them from de-
struction. Troops have also been
sent from Spain to Cuba to cruise
along the coast 60 prevent flibuster-
ing expeditions coming from outside.
The Captain General says there was
never before in the island such state
Of affairs as could be considered a
state OF var. but now peace had been
SO folly re established that there is
10 place in the island where the ad-
ministration of public affairs and tbs
action Of the civil courts is not en-
tlrely recognized.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Great Billiard Match for she Ohams
piOnShlp BeIEeen DeePy ana DlOn-
neGrY the YlctoP-ScOFe 1880 90
1,4S6-Great Enthusiasm.
SAN Francisco. January S.-The
great champion billiard match be
tween Deery and Dion. took place to-
night, at Mechanics Pavilion. The
attendance was large. and there was
much excitement among billiardists.
For several days past it has been an
ticipated the game would be closely
contested, and consequently little
odds was offered, though Dion ap-
peared TO be the iayori,e. Dion Won
the fTst inning. and up to IL O'Clock
had won 81. Inuings-Dion, S02
Deery. Goo. Highest runs-DIon,
los; Deery, 81.
San FRANCISCO, Janusry Clio
a. M-Deery won the gamey 800 70
/, 1876.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.-Deery
retaips the championship. diamond
cue and wins 81 600. The game COM
tnenced at 500 p n. and ended at
1:I0 a. n Ninety nine innings we're
played, the FOLLOWING being the high
est runs: Deery. 180; Dion. 156. At
the ninety seventh Inning tho game
stood, Dion 1,486, when Deery made
his great run aud pockets his ball.
Dion missed, when Deery run the
game cut. The resul was hai!ed With
enthusiastic cheering hy thousands
present,
Tho following is the score Of Las:
evenings billiard match:
Decry-O, 27 0. "a. 6. 0. 0. 0, s, 9,
10, 0, 80, 9. Il. 0, o. 8, 3, g. 9. 0. s.
q, 0, 81, 3. 81 IL. So, 0, 3, Is, 3
0 Is. 81, 80, 27, l, G. 36. II. AZ, 8
36, Is, 6. 0, 6. o. 3, o. 8 Is. 0, 0, g.
132. 3. g. 0, 81. 3, q, 102. sc. o, 6,
l. }. s. 36 sc. 3. o. /. 3. 6. 0 s. 9,
45. IS. 0. 3, 0. 3, 3, 3. 3, g. 178, II.
Do Dion-S. 3. 8. 6. 3, 48, o. 0. "a,
Is, 8. 3. 40. 42 0. 80. q, "a, 6, o,
8, l. 8, 3. 3, So 6, -. 3, q, 0, 6,
0, 27, 6, 0, 45. 18, o. o. 3, 9. SO. o.
so, 4, 3. l. 3, 1O8. 3. 81. sc. s, 1. 70,
IS, 9. ", q. 80. 3, 8, IL. SO. 3, 9,
3. 3 3, 3 0, 3, 3, II, 3. Do 0, 15.
10. 8, o 3 Go, 3, 6. D. IL, 156, 0. /,
9, 80, 18, 18. Total, / 1872.
Tee games we're played cautiously,
neither player taking doubtful
chances. but invariably skot bis ball
into the pocket.
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News from the Winnepeg Country.

CHICAGO, January S. a letter
from Sc. Boniface, December 24.h,
says that on tho I'D the Winnepeg
insurgents forced loan of $3.50 from
the Hudson Bay Company under pro
test. Five hundred aud fifty pounds
Of the amount vas used TO purchase q
press and printing material belonging
to Caldwell & Co., from which is TO
be Issued a paper in the insurgeut in-
terests. Its name will be the Iade-
psndsBt. and be edited by Iaj0r Rob
Inson.
O'DOnshue Young. an IRISH priest,
is leading the insurgents. BE con-
templates 6 journey to the United
States, whether for raising funds or
enlisting FeDian aid is unknown.
A letter from Gov. MeTaviSh, dated
Fort Garry, December %, 70 the
Hudson Bay Company's agent at St.
Paul, says that the loan mentioned
above was obtained by the insurgents
carrying Of the Hu ison Bay Com
panys safe containing the amount
named. The stolen funds are re-
deemable at Fort Garry aud York
Factory IN exchange on LonGOn. He
warns Americans sg4insr negotiating 2
these notes, as they are useless.
| A young man named John Smith
was almost instantly killed yesterday
near Carbondale, by the discharge oI
g revolver, from which he was at
tempting to draS a charge.
Much indignation is manifested il
/ this ciIy at the commutation of the
sentence of Daniel Walsh, the wife
murderer, by the Governor. At
/ effort Is making to get up and indig
nation meeting. The petition for the
Communication was signed by the Mayor
and thirty out Of forty Aldermen o.
| this city.
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-5EEegsGD IEIEa9AMs.


&OEpAV, January 40.
iir aave bean introduced IN the Ken
Le4lslotu are deciaring males OF nine
lad femnles or seventeen, et legal
.le -8ase Committee on Railroads In
tucky Legislature, have reported
aEuE Of Incorporating the Louisville
1all2DCOga Railroad.
a6aa Cardoza, Of New York, refuses to
sa1t. his decision awarding the custody
child Corinne Lewis 70 her mother.
11uring mills OF Ellis & Haze ton,
as>ter, New York, were dRnsgs d
on Saturday mOrntog 70 the
.t ok s15,0oG- insured.
Eaniversary OF the battle OF New
-tn- was celebrated IN Loui~Vi.le and
2, on saturday, oy nriug cannon,
,a.olUtlODs euiokszirg Gen. Jackson,
passed by The LegislaIu Q.
sts among the telegraph oPe-
Fll Did out. The Ctncinuatt ON
te fuiiy supplied. and no business Is
h sEeent fOr offices IN the South,
..a Or eraNsTs are scaree.
Il meeting or the Managers OF the
nAttan tSew Horkl Cub On Friday
p q N fuOor named Bageu an was ex-
3 for an assault "A another member
aw s ears Day.
a-aay, tine afty-seventh anniversary
H uatEle or New Orleans, was recOgniz
o8 4oEE' oy alspi@y o. IN. = sSs .l-.'io isoin
sriuctpai puottc aud many private
q, snd from the N ~stS OF the ship
~ rcfa
va-dy Johnsou has eivsn an opinion
ring the Hcts Of the Msry and Legis-
es 81 1872, 1874 and 1852 i'm 20 ins n tax
Else Ds.ttllo @ s. ONO Railroad for pos
srs over the Washington branch. un.
l.tulIonai.
rs occurred on Saturday morning, on
.aao sor OF a building on Che tnut
Eutsadel ia, Occu pied rs the PACK
.ltslu ot tue Dollar ) ore. 4 he OcK
me dr~t q lOr was ruined. The Oc3a-
.". Suffered considerable loss.
s tro Kentucky Legislature, GA Satar-
raSoluttOus providing for the appoiu .
Cg Commissioners 70 propose n sys-
OF nu0u8 schools suitable TO the
I'd az the present age, 10 be reported
% next General Assembly. wee re-
...r 10 a committee.
.. nForma1 meeting OF delegates 70 the
zee stat Convention Will take
eL Nashville, Lnis morning Tn re
rtr foa1 ths ~ TO tbs cnoic9 for p
adtcsr. Atla thought that George w.
fo~-' ~ member or OOu sress, IS
faYorads Ihe deleg atss that have
,-4 are --Acrauy Conservative.
he Tennessee Leglslat-ire, the biIls
.s 20 q dstiuQuent ratlrO ds W-fs made
.,sfGl order for We inssdSy mex {,
.i reuutrlug ON icers OF ths state 70
ye notes uf the Bank OF Tennesses
T -lor G. ihs 18th o. June, 1851, passed
-nd reading. Tue Senate bill, repsal-
"a law anthorIEing a change OF venue
lo catu Of loyal citiE snsg passed its
reading.
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Fatal Accldent-Ran Ellis his Three
Year CID sOB,

CINCFNNATI. January 9.-EdWard
Clark, of CoyiBgton, killed his three
year old son this morning. by point
ing at him a gun which be supposed
empty, and pulling the trigger. The
gun proved 10 De loaded, and the
charge Of shot went through the boy s
head.
Messrs. Given & Douglass. Assist
ant Commissioners met the Western
Distj lers' Association yesterday. to
confer on the time OF fermentation.
The Commissioners favor the seventy
tn hour system. but desire proof IN
favor Of fJrty-ejghs nouss. The As
ISOLATION appointed cou.Dlttec 10
collect facts aud testimony 10 lay be-
fore the Commissioners.
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gosfop Etefaq

BosToN, Jsnuary 8.-The Govern
or's message was seat TO the Legis-
lature 60 DAY. The State debt Is
S38 So, $50 -ap increase of over
81 0000. 600 during tho year. The
Governor doubts the expedienog Of
lending State aid to projects that are
pressed ON the Legislature Tho ex-
penses of the State for the year will
be $1,000 600 Receipts, nos from
taxes, S3 OU0 600. In regard 10 the
sale of liquor, the Governor says the
people of the State will not submit
patiently 80 the restoration Of the
omen bar.
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Shooting AGPaY.

HELENA. MONTANA, vie OMAHA,
Jaa. S-Ihis afternoon Moses Bald
win. private IN the Thirteenth In
fantry. shot and instantly killed the
bill carrier eff the Varieties. only
known as Charley. Bsldwin was in
toxieated, aud becoming annoyed at
Cbarlsy's s requests for admission into
the house, Baldwin rushed to the
door snd 0psned FIRE On Charley with
a i1-shooIer. The first shot took
effect ii his arm, and the third and
fatal shot in his forehead. Death
was almost ms antapeous.
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New YoRK, Jan. S.-Tais morn
ing at II O'clock, while the tug boat
Jonathan Chase was returning 10 this
city from Quarantine, FIRE was dis
covered around her steam chimney.
Owing to the strong wind which pre-
vaiied at the time, the crew were IN
able TO extipguish the flames, and
we're obliged 10 take to the small
boat, from which they were picked
10 by the steamer Mortified, and
brought to this city. The burning
tug was taken in tow by the tug Unite,
aud run on the Jersey flats.
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ScLI
NoSDoN, . an. 9-.k Trade Union
riot oceRFRed e. fhe 4hornoIife eol
lieries, hear shefds yes er5sv
s4uch ezcitemeat pre7Glzin Shelf ii
and surrounding c0untry.
SPAIN.
MADRID. 9Rn. 9.-Ihe uiBiztarisi
crisis has terminated. Sanor RiVern
President Of the l0Fies, has accented
the Ministry O the Inferior Admiral
Iopete OF tle Marine, and Senior Sa-
gosla Of the department Of Sfate.
mr. Buffet. Minister Of FiRauee
in replying 70 the address from tbs
great hRapci2l societies. declared that
they must conform strictly 10 their
statutes 60 avoid such misfortunes as
that OF the Credit E10bSIfsr. he
Informed then that the Minisuy
Of Finance would not keep uD the
relations as heretofore with th5 great
hnanoiers ~ ehe Corps tomorrow.
Deputy CremsleuZ will propose
that LedFu RoliiD and Tibadi. - not
excluded from the benefit of tie M
nesty recently sFsnted to political
offenders.
In addition 10 lhs project for the
reduction of ehe sFmy contingent, the
Ministry will propose tomorrow in
the Chamber TO abolish the law Of
Suirete General. At the same time
an explanation of the interior aud
exterior Of the policy Of the Empire
will be given.
ITALY.
RoME, Jan. 8, via PARIS, Jan. g.
At the session Of the Council to-day,
notice was given Of the nomination Of
Cardinal Bizzarri as President Of the
Committee on Religious Orders.
The Commltt8e or DOglnas has
commenced It's sittings.
Several extra Roman fathers have
signed their names to g petition 60 the
Pope praying his Holiness to present
TO the Council az opportunity for de-
claring the dogma Of iniallibility It
is evidently their design 30 force the
Holy Father into this preeipitate
policy, as they are doubtful about
obtaining q sufficient number Of ad-
herents 20 their party unless he pub
lioly commits himself il favor Of the
dogma. The reports that the Pope
will allow no discussion Of the ques-
tion Of infallibilily IL the Council
unless he Is sure Of the result, is con-
frmed. He receives such Petitions
as the above. but simply as eEpres-
sions Of homage 10 the Holy See.
PARIS, January 9.-N Olivier In
his address to the magistrates yestsr-
day, said: I will maintain intact 5he
dignity Of the maKistracy, and above
all will keep justice clear from peli-
tics, so that decisions will have al the
more weight.
Algeria shall be represented in
the Corps Legislatif by four deputies.
Permission has been accorded for
the sale of all journals ID the streets,
and all foreign journals viii hereafter
be distributed without examination
by the Bureau of Csns0rfhip.
The resignation of II Pietri, Pre-
feet Of Police, has not yet been Oh.
cially announced. but it is certain
that ne will soon be super seded.