davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-26

Tue Topeka Reee<d says: "Mr. !. F. Newell,
wh" is al present stopping with Judge Hclmes,
brought with him from Denver = txn which m
I1ishnau would catl rare hird-' /, Is about s1x
inches long, and has wide head Ike cat-dsh,
TINT tie body Is more Ike that Of lizard. It has
nns and tall Ike 4 n6h, and. IN Addlhop, sno:s
legs and claxA When taken OUT Of the water It
ran crawl Asohg on the HEouud. 1:wzs taken
sseto fountain IN Denver hut how It got there Ia
mystery. IS the ptpcs lea,sinG Into the fountain
ate not large enough TO admit iLr
, 1870-10-26

,ee 4n,rseea,a wsrs. and heHaishossn By as-
e9esRs: Msa5ssg. Of the E,srensa Ward. wasnon-
lsfsss 400 e9s Rosnty w.sn otne Fourteenth
Judge 8: Y Moore. Of The Twelfth Ward, was
Alderman Hildrt h sa!d there was dtssatisiao-
ton Is u the uouafGtes- They ought 70 be scAs-
tered ~ over sne Wess Dy.sioo. &lstng Que .I sa
tase time for corfilesatton;, [1seat confusion.l
on motion Of Alderman Hu.1Frta. she c<,nven-
@ tss 20 ae = s' q the ina
The names OF the gentlemen already nominated
Tee name of NJ. Moore was withdrawn.
T1scJ .: Hun, Of the Fifteenth Ward, was nom
z Courtney, Of the Twelfth Ward, was nou-
PEACE AND GOOD WILL
Great disorder followed. II was tmpoe8ble for
the Cbntr to enforce Order OF to Keep delegates
sHd outsiders separated 4alf dozen motions
were n.ade, and none put. Several war1ike gen.
uemen seemed o. ne poiat o. slagpag 1he fasss zee
them ali to hold their tongues. and not talk at
F1 Rafferty,, Captain conncu, ana ten others
nThe ChMr csied for otder and in despair ho.led
Ike nur, snas, Tee-up. The convention was
FL Rtf1eFty t,.d not waut ten le=hmeu chosen.
He had ra1heF have The selections mad. by c''tz
m'ttee OF enc from eAch "asd at naae thst
motion. ....
Il was moved that Courtney 4 nomination be ,al.t
| On The table.
| Captain Connect said a man must BE- born some
! where, for Gods sake.
Somebody said the Captain was a damned oil
| rop.ter.
Wrath Of Connect.
| The delegations from the vafieus wards then
got ,ogesht r. anu howle', and 5el!td. and scfeam-
| CD ard Connets seook his nsr. and Rafferty,
shot K hls, and RschferH imptored, and Powell
sn,isd, and ey4r3 t'o.iy raay~re,I, and, cnlci vi
| all. pslasere1 Aifhfeth.
| The delegates lIoSsrHtIsetl.
twas o.tlereu that the rolls he cai!el for can-
| dlfAteA.
The Seyenrh Ward was discovered n cosnc.
Of the room, and was dragued therce.
| The Seventh put In nomination John Duyktl, a
working nan fol hts daily b:ratL lie Was mau
| for IS years, and constant Democrat
The Honorable John DnrStn was nominated.
| PET SAMES.
Pat Rafferty, said It was grand tue bnrleS1ue
The chair called Rafferty, an old hurlesque hl1u
self.
The Ninth wsrd nominated Thomas clowry, ,au.
i he NAS Chosen.
The Tenth Nart nominated {. c. Donnef, tn,
talking mnD, and he xas chosen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
TOURS.

PFussians Steadily Advancing in the
East-Union of Tive Armies 90 Check
Prussian Advance-Fertfscasko 1t
Lyoas-Rngagemento ON Saturday-AYmy
Of the Loire-TOtal Loss Of the Ger.
mans-Flank Movement.
Tours, November l4.-Adviees from
Lyons show that the Prussians are adyanc-
ing steadily in the cast.
Dole has been occupied.
Garibaldi and French general are at
Chagny.
1t is supposed the two armies will unite
to check the Prussian advance.
The Notifications at Lyons continue. The
heights about the town have been greatly
strengthened.
Dispatches from Lille announce that the
Prussians are ut Lafar.
An engagement occurred ON Saturday
near Evreux. The Prussians were driven
with loss. A battle is expected to-day at
Tour, whittier the army of. the Loire Is
advancing.
The Bavarian prisoners recently brought
to Tours have been sent to Lisle.
The French have removed the lights and
buoys from the mouth of the river Gordon,
on the west coast of Africa.
Especial t. the New York World.j
Tours, November 1.-THE main body
of the army Of the Loire yesterday Occu-
pied position extending along the line Of
Chateau-Dun road to st. Perayy Patay and
Chevilly.
The total loss of the Germans in the
actions of the seventh, ninth and tenth be
fore Orleans, including i've hundred sicl
and wounded who were abandoned, ag
gregates ten thousand in killed, wounded
and prisoners.
General Paladincs is now executing {
movement which is designed to outfianl
General Vandcrtaun's right.
1t is observed here with surprise tha1
King William omitted to mention Pr0vi
dence in his dispatch announcing Genera
Vandertaun's brilliant advance to TOury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
VERSAILLES.

No Essential German ReinfOrcemenfs since
the Fall Of Metz-Change Of Plans at
Lyons-Range of the French Gums at
Paris-Shooting ofCRptured Balloenists
Urged-Expected Sortie by Trechu.
VERSAILLES, November 9.-The German
forces here have received scarcely any re-
infOrcement since the fall of Metz, except
the seventeenth and fourth division Of Wur-
temburgers, who were sent westward soon
after the capitulatiOn.
A change Of plans has occurred at Lyons,
and an immediate attack on that city is
threatened by the Germans.
Recent firing from the guns on Encein(e
at Paris show that they have far greater
range than has hitherto been supposed.
The shells Of these guns yesterday reached
and demolished the German works beyond
Vile D'Avry.
The military authorities here are increas-
ing their severity and cruelty toward the
civil functionaries Of the city.
The parties who were captured from q
balloon are still held as prisoners.
At council held on Monday, Count Won
Bismarck strenuously advocated the shoot
ing Of all captured balloonists.
number Of civilians at Versailles have
been arrested by the Germans because Of
alleged communication with Paris. They
have been sent to Germany as prisoners Of
war.
General Trochu daily marches fifty or
sixty battaliOns of men under the guns OF
Fort du Mont Valerien. The Prussians are
hourly expecting him to make sortie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
WASHINGTON.

Return Of President Grans-Tobacce
Stateuent-Court Of Ciainas Cases not
Appealable-Cnll ON Judge Paschal
for Funds s :
WASHINGTON, November H.-Preojdent
Grant has returned.
The Revenue Commissioner publishes q
tobacco statement. showing within the
United States GAG factories, 400 cutting
machines, 3082 screw presses, 208 hydraulic
presses. The total amount of the penal
bond is over s. ,000, 600.
Two cases, wherein the Court Of Claims
had decided adversely to the Supreme de-
cision upon legal tenders, we're appealed to
the Supreme Court, but were subsequently
withdrawn, before argument or decision, by
counsel Of the respective parties. A motion
to restore these cases to the docket Of the
Supreme Court was refused by the court
to-day, and the original decision of the
Court of Claims holds-not upon its merits,
but from the compromise implied by the
consent of counsel to withdraw the appeal.
The decision was unanimous.
In the Supreme Court Judge Pascal has
been ordered to show cause why he should
not pay into court money collected for
Texas, also why his name should not be
stricken from the docket as attorney, in the
case against Peabody, Texas having named
Thomas j. Durant to be the attorney in the
case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

TIE MOREHoUsE CoNsERvATIyE.-ColOn
j. T. Dawes, editor of this widely circulated
and popular weekly, called upon us yester-
day, and we were glad to take by the hand
so able and enterprising a confrere. His
paper is the only one published in the popu-
lous parish Of Morehouse, and circulates
throughout North Louisiana and Southern
Arkansas section of country reached
from this city by the Ouachita, Bayons
Bartholomew and Macon, and the Vicks.
burg and Monroe Railroad, and where large
amounts Of goods are sold by our merchants
annually, and for which trade st. Louis and
Vicksburg are competing with all their
energies. Our merchants could not do bet
ter than advertise in the Conservative.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
NEW YORK.

Havana TeleRraphic Communication Re-
stored-Gold Declines Governments
Raily-Arriyal Of Steamship.
New YORK. November Photographic
communication with Havana and points be-
yond has been restored.
u xEyening-Gold opened at l12l4, advanced
to ll2sa, but gradually fell oa, closing at
l1134 II17s
Government securities opened weaker,
but about noon rallied Is closed steady
but not very active '62s l0Sls; '64s 107 ;
't5s lo7 =, new 1895: '67s l09is; 68s 1895;
l0-4Os 1864, Virginias GA; Louisianas II,
new 65 levecs II l.; eighths 80; Alabalnas
l02; fives Il: Georgias 80; sevens 81; South
Carolinas, S5, new y.
Arrived: Vile de Paris.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Noyember IA. The di{d-
Guilty which has for some time exiatpd b.
tween the Creole and Banner mines II
Phoebe City, Nevada, resulted IN = battle
in which one person was killed and eeyeral
wounded. 81 s, =
A number Of mon were throwns ilown !.
seventy foot shaft. Those who retained
possession Of the mines were ARRESTED. x
ToCRs, November Ia. The Journal OF
ciel charges that the Pruesians pillaSed
Vile Beuf for thlee hours, meeting In some
case with stubborn rcsistAncc.
They next levied enormous contributions
and then plundered the inhabitants indis-
criminately. 8
The German artillery caissons captured
near Oullons were filed with lacos and val
uable ornaments taken from tho county
seats around the city.
Several soldiers, citizens and policemen
were hurt. The soldiers were finally ar
rested.
Coak, November a. FIFTY soldiers, to
quarrel, attacked the citizens; both parties
reinforced, and scene Of Understandable
LoNpoN. November Il. Up to yestsrlay
the Turkish government had received no
intimation from Russia Of the abrosationof
the treaty of 1856. zs =
Gambetta, in a dispatch to the French
Representative here, says that Gort.chs
indicates an understanding between Russia
and Prussia. Gambetta thinks That Eng
land can not remain passive IN presence Of
such obnoxious proCeedirg8 I
Gambctta and the French genorala have
agreed upon plan of operati6 6ns
BRUSSELS, November IA. Advices from
the vicinity Of Thionvilo report that the
Prussians arc b0mbarding the placo. cs,us-
in y,axv 6rna The ~, t{r6 nsve
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
ST. PETERSBURG.

Soldiers Dismissed on Unlimlted Fur.
lough-Uneasiness in Diplomatic Cir
cles.
New YORK, November ia Herald
correspondent telegraphs from st. Peters
burg, under date of the ninth "An imperial
order has been issued dismissing on un-
limited furloush all soldiers who entered
the army before the first of March, 1857.
"Much uneasiness exists in diplomatic
circles. The feeling prevails that the gov
ernment is about to make declaration re-
nouncing the obligations to the treaty Of
Paris, and it is understood that if such be
the case, the British ambassador will de-
mand his passports"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
A AMUSKMENTS.


This evening Shakespeare's sublime ira
sedy Of Macbeth will be presented with
Augusta L. Dargon, Marie Wilkins, j. B
Studley, Lewis Baker, Frank Evans and A.
H. Davenport ia the cast. The perform
ances will close with the musical burletta Of
Jenny Lind
Academy of Music.
The initial performance Of " The Lancers
last evening was attended by an audience
that must have been perfectly satisfactory
to the proprietors Of the theatre and the
leading actors. The character Of the per.
fOrmances was such that we may predict
with certainty that what has occurred else
where will be repeated here-the Academy
will be crowded during the engagement OF
the present company. They drew full
houses at St. Louis, and they will do the
same here "The Lancers will occupy the
boards every evening during the week, and
will be put on for the Saturday matinee.
st. Charles Theatre.
The Zavistowski sisters are beautiful, al
most beyond comparison. They have se-
cured an excellent reputation on the stage,
and are esteemed in private circles. This
is the last week Of their engagement here,
and having ecIpsed others in spectacular
plays, they stand tie test Of the closest
criticism in the regular dramatica. This
evening Don Giovanni viii be repeated,
which was performed last evening to a
respectable audience. The military drama
of the French Spy" viii close the per-
formances.
Opera House.
Next Thurday evening the initial opera
will certainly draw large and fashionable
audience, and every seat in the Opera
House will be occupied. We refer our
readers to the announcement in our adyer-
Using columns for further and more de-
tailed particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

We are pleased to learn that Colonel
Louis Power, Clerk Of the Fifth District
Court, has secured the services of Charles
w. Cotton, Esq, to take testimony in that
court in shorthand. Mr.. Cotton is well
known as q skillful and experienced steno-
grapher, and we congratulate Colonel
Power on this selection. Mr.. Colton's Office
is at No. Carcndelet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
MEXICO.

From the City Of Mexico to the Tenth
Vessels in Venezuelan Waters Closely
Watched by a spanish Man-Of.War.
HAVANA, November l4.--Adyices from the
City of Mexico, to the tenth instant, say:
The report of personal difficulty between
Romero and Lcrdo De Tejado, Minister OF
Finance, is a pure invention.
Caracas dates to the second report that
the steamer Virginia and schooner Lille
Butts were in Venezuelan waters, closely
watched by q Spanish man-of-war, being
suspected OF having arms on board for the
Cuban insurgents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

Mr.. Louis Grunewald, on Canal street,
has opened those splendid pianos which ar
rived few days ago. We advise our lady
friends 70 go and look at them while down
town today
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
FLORENCE.

Retirement Of Riscasoli from Public Life.
FLORENCE. November H.-Riscasoi an
nounces his retirement from public life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

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ton cioseS @r,st.' ~ ssIss tss5.v 5ss.
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frmcr. = cotton - sfean, nm S II i6as ~ ssfi
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Iorn a. mr1 ana y ~ ~ aemnn9 1sa = sso zs.
s.Uo nye al ~ tSe "a. ,,.s,s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
5iY

I This 1oakea It certain that LOUISIANA viii
have an unbreken Republican majority in
the next Congress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Election Of Mercy.
The following are the lnajorities official
and unofficial, in the Fifth Congressional
District, by which it will be seen that the
Hon. Frank Morey 10 elected by at least
Hfteen hundred majority
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED.-t$725 A MONTH>-BY
son. Massachusetts, OF ct. Louis. Missouri
WAhTED- AGENTS len PER DAy}-To SELL
w the celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing Machine
Pas the underfecd, makes the clock stifch'' (aGke
OF Goth sidesj aud 4 fully licensed. The best and
Cheapest Family Sewing Machine in tho markef-
Aadress Johnson, Clark q Co, Boston, Massaohu.
setts. pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Chicago, Illinois or
s. Louis, Missouri. no8 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
The New York Tribune rejoicingiy said
Of Louisiana, the morning following the

late election: =
I, The returns received Of yesterday cleo
ton indicate that the Republican State
ticket is elected by $1,000 to 10000 majority.
with Republican members Of Congress in
four of the five districts OF the State, and a
Legislature largely Republican in both
branches. The election was quiet and or
Derby. No one, so far as our information
goes, having the right to veto was obstructr
cd in the freq exercise Of that right, mainly
no doubt, for the reason that ample pre-
vision had been made to enforce tho law, in
case OF attempted violence All thin Is in
beautiful contrast to the muraerous scenes
which wcro enaeted in New Orlcans in 1866.
under tho countenance of Andrew Johnson.
Lcuiaiaua hAs done ~ that could he ox-
pscted " her: ( g. al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

The Hmyho:sse Conservatives Is the only pa
per published in Morehouse parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
BY TELEG RAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
4 COURT OF CLAIMS CASES
INTERESTING TOBACCO STATEMENT
HAVANA TELEGRAPH CONTAMINATION
Provisions Very Short in Paris
THREE WEEKS WILL EXHAUST THEM

Submission Of Paris to Hunge,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
BRUSSELS.

Paris Can Not Hold Ont Lenger than
Three Wceks-Prussians win Trust 70
Hunger and not B0mbard.
BRUSSELS, November l4.-Correspondents
write hence that information has been re-
cciyed that Paris can not hold out longer
than three weeks. The Prussians, therefore,
will trust to hunger to compel surrender,
and no bOmbardment will occur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
( rn1CEs OF ADMISSION
PRICES or ADMISSION.


CT, CHARl1HS QHEATREs
Last week Of tho Popular and Fascinating
ZAv1oTOWsAl slSTEhs.
cHRisIiSk' kAkLiNk AND ALth.
p.-..,s n.,.,......ss
rrrr,r r,rsN I.InvaNSr
AAA AAAe ASON sSAVs xAA.-NAs
ssss .ssssite pen MSS ALICE.
rrncu spv
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"a Sreparaticn.r6jN sa nas on DOORSTEP.
Last zaristowsn nstinss saturday noep; s
- - -
80
m.x.erp vrw,s pAxpp
Tuesday, Evenins. November S. 1870.
viii be presented shakespeares sublime Tragedy of
= =
With augusta L. Dargon. Marie Wilkins. j. B. Stud.
ley, Lewis ssAer, rfan1 Evans a D. Daven.
port, ana otnekB IN tne cast
,r,.s.- -.%A ~. ,r,,.;,.1 rsr-;at.ao of
- eeneieac ~'sA " s1o 11s''4'aA '1-
xunrr rrHn
-'
emns Cline, M. Daily, H. b. TeesdaIe. and others.
,.. y..zn. .srso>;or NOM
N rrePafat'nT-ine Ass. AoA'Aon Se'1'r '.n :. =
Playing there 70 crowded ho.sea' called TWO
ts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
PRuss1As ADVANCE IN THE EAST
Shooting Of Captured Balloonists
AGITATION ABOUT ausslAs DESIGNS

Danger Of a General European Wa,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

The orchestrA win Be under the direction Of Mr..
CALABREEl.
n B-Thero Win be m interlude Of twenty min.
t%s between the aecon and third Rct to allow the
ladies 70 viGt the perlors specially reserved for
tuem.
Deors open a. halfpast six O'clock; curtain rises
ut seven, sharp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
Ia .JUIvE,
rHs JKwEss.,

Daring tho Arst act, vAISR by Mesdemoiselles
KEuT, THERESA, JOSEPHINE and JOHANNA
During the thtrd set, PAS DK ONO BY Mesdames
sLLoN KEHT. THERESA. JOSEPHINE ana
, 1870-02-12

eEnment, as 1t might think proper. In
case any city, At any time, wanted to o.
ls1ge its poxers, or chanee its organization,
its city government could frame the necos-
sazy amendment, always keeping within
the linits Of the general law, and submit
such amendment to the vote of it's own
people, AZ is done in Iowa. II adopted by
them. it would become part Of tho charter
without any intervention OF the Legiala-
sure. In this manner tho people Of every
clty would have IL In thcir power to make
their own charters to suit themselves, and
no alteration could bo made without their
consent or knowledge. It would be virtu.
ally to secure 10 each vil1age, town, OF city
the power Of sell-goveznment, within the
limits Of uniform law. Each community,
, 1870-02-12

Operating expeI1es, 1853, +o5, aoo traucs; Per
Mes'agr, LILO tratc. CptrAttrR expenses, lsi7,
s'l.eV ffat ca rer rcse.Ee, r.'t francs, to4t d
construction 70 1868, 132l, 80 francs; feceptat
1tlas ,eo1 francs; expenses, l,laa 000 ifancA
WESTERN tN10N TELEGRAPH cOxFAhT-
Total number Of messages fof year ending J1ue
s.. 1861, 49, 81, s6 less 2tkOoo0 press messsges,
s,U6i,165: recespta S. 7s5 sss; expenses, sa,eA,
190; cost Of each message ~ rents. The expenses
include psess Mtssageh Capital, Il, I,U11. .0vl-
The anLCsl repef. Of tue Western Cn!op Tele-
graph Conrany. for 1st9, gives the sat,oEi.g
estimates Ct the value VI 1nelr property: "AsS SJ
pei share, WHICH Il about the present market
value, cur property No1lt cost bat tiH. III, ~,
aoe. after ths payment Of The bonded dent, leAs
The net eiru.-Rs for the ras. three Jeata have
b+en " oset stx and one half per cent IN The cap-
isaL Esuu atlEg property which earns ten per
cent per arLnm at par, our property Il u,Hth
sss .ooo. !ftae vs!ue "ts nased upon the assf-
Will an cunt to s31. et4, l;7."
"The Rri,sn Government have agreed TO PSF
Tor tho telegraph lines In Great Britain and 1ru-
lard fum equal to twenty uues the ret prun:s
fer1rcd tTom the rrnEsmiss!on OF mesa ag-s lur:nE
the pakt year. On the basis o: Ast ,e.l'4 nat
earn.rgr, onr property VOC bring 80, ,ssa, ,1si.''
, 1870-02-12

4senly copoerred ~ Tia f"sner II the mstM.; s,n;
III Denr rs9e representations to the E.oK 1asa
,icpeed lbetn 10 ssnd ou to 200 Hcxsa OF gopS ~
s,eNeooot 70 t Nu % coasis1nx u Wssaper1, iux and
o;atr eosil1 articles q noasFaoa fosnne. 'snt ram
.rau arr: tnst the Peeitde;t - s9'eus INA TAI
m ia 1s,usu. lsalnt1a ffon Hna' source tas5 g
c.ne. he imnedls't1g ozdettd tnen 10 o.
p,sxsd and resoIppsd to New ~ 1osn; 1a.at,a.a sna
trsa a;o Nh hat Vnep Secretary boutwell, went "a %
reE ToTk. some Ten da,s before the cut'. a.
a,vs, thtre did poI cumnie. Is "a " ~
IN rHe1ted IN d.nast ,:nse n, xt Bnsts,asH.
Enn tnyp ttd ,ccrt q: fol"ed 10 o!m sna: as
fHni,efn, ~ tben knew, Or had healn OF tne paas
o tne go Il rleg: 70 h4t NJ, boa; ~ aai ro1sh
mi l,seioR politician Of tue Rspab.lcen PAW
T., ~ Slata Of New Yosk, wnoss roHe did not
ccme o.; ID The testimony atd na' .s ntss1 oesn
= i.iter 10 Csfhetwaoo darsER the period Q!
| IN. col sptr.ry, annon' o.nx the Programme atH
nl,csosiIr p1n,self a. m ASSOCIATE II Tho n.E.
~ = 9rit.r,sr to hsee neen written b. Secretary
HI. .tx lii 10 Jar Gould. 1hs 1e-ruooy seems to
hsye bser Suggested ra'hes lhau positive, ana II
,es sge nt'p @sas oe tnan.ai nee:.ssst to
nor Sssfrt,sJ Boutwell,, Dent, and cAthstwao1,
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