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THE BLOCKADED STEAMERS.

TIE CASE OF TIE FLORIDA-THF SPANIAEDs
DISCLAIM ALL INTENTION OF MOLESTlNG HE
VESSEL.
ST. THOMAS, Dec. 1.-THE United States war
steamer Nanasket arrived hero from Puerto Rico. and
Cant. CARPENTER had a conference with the Captain Of
the Spanish uano, war, who disclaned any intention
sting the steamer Florida except to prevent her
from approaching the coasts Of Puerto Rico or Cuba.
Tie Nautaskct sailed for SANTANA Bay the 2oth ut.
leaving Tie Florida and the Spanish manowar in port
here.
NO CHANGE N TIE HORNET CAsE-ARRIvAL OF
SPANISH WAR VESSELS.
JACMEL, Hayti, Nov. 22.-The Spanish war
steamers Zaragossa and Pzaro Lave arrived at Portau
Prince. The Charueea was already there No commu-
ncaions have been yet exchanged between the Spanish
Heet and the Hay tan Government Gen. TOrQuet is In
command at PortauPrnce In the absence Of the Prcsi
dent and has made extensive defensive preparations.
The Of the Hornet threaten to blow her up rather
than to the Spanish authorities, and the Hay
tians sympabze with the crew. The American Minister
continues silent observer Of the situation, but has
offered interf The Hornet continues TO ny the
American 1g Gen Sa2et is expected at the caplai IN
few days. Business IL brisk. No.,
P0RT ArPRINCE. Dec. 8, via HAVANA, Dec. o.-fresi'
dent yet has re- nued here from hs tour in haste
There j much excitement among the people concerning
the II, rnct question. Disturbance have recently oc
Cured on the Hayiian and Dominican frOuilers ana
trouble is antit iittd. An American war steamer ls
Iuliously expected. The Chambers have convened
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONTENTION
APPROPRIATIONS TO sECTARIAN SCHOOLS DEPRE'
GATED.

APPROPRIATIONS TO sECTARIAN SCHOOLS DEPRE-
GATED.
SYRACUSE, Dec. GA Convention of the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches Of the State Of NewYork as
semsed in this city Tuesday. About four hundred
oceeateS were pres, Mt permanent organization was
enected ny the e'e ton OF the Rev. William E. Harris OF
NewYorR, President and large number Of VicePresi-
dents.
Resolutions were adopted in favor of sustaining the
present public school system; for union of all lovers Of
the system III its deense insisting upon the moral ee
m"nt In ihstru cOr and for pettionng tue next Lgs
aure TO take sts TO amendment to the
Consultation. and perenptoriy prohibiting the appropri
alton by the State or municipal authorities of public
funds for the support Of sec aran scLoos Prof Fisk
Principal Of the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary at Lima
read carefully prepared paper the subject
Prof. flack read paper On the sube,I az Infem.
perance In ta Relations 10 Society," the Church. and Il l
Law The Kew. j. Aabaster read paper ON Temncrsuce
kgsiAton ana the following resolution was sd,tued
ear aim w r.p<etsr sk the Of Law which Mn ma h. il
70 OBTAIN The oeasrnt o. Majority Of v Al an
can sei Intoxicating liquors beverage. ~ VIZ
The Convention then adjourned until O'Clock This
morning, when the topics Of university education ami
ttrlstianity were taken up The Rev. G. w. Barnrtt
d. Professor Of History and Logic In the Syracuse
Uhiversity ana Chairman Of tho Committee wing e
SUBJECT IN CHARGE, read papcr on that subject.
The Rev. j. Il. King, d. d. President Of For lward
uniVrrsiiy education. The Committee presented series
OF Resolutions which were adopted affirming that the
univ rsiiy should lie the place OF preparation for the
@ost sacred nlsts In the Church and State the
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
rur PRINCE OF WALES OUT OF DANGsMmn0
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE IS RECEi' ,a,,
Jospoy wednesday, Dec q, 1911

rur PRINCE OF WALES OUT OF DANGEk-no"
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE IS RECEIVE.
LONDON Wednesday, Dec o. i', ~
The official bulletin of the condition " D.,
Prince of Waies this morning. states Inn. .ho ,over
H,yhucss had some sleep last night, ana 'nas Wv 49,
IL regularly and gradually declining. her '.n,
O,ocn remains at Windsor, hut is In conet"". 0o,
cation with Buckingham. There 10 'h''io 49,
nm, the crisis is over and the Prince Is out OF oanser
President Grants message TO Congress n"Aeo III "a
eclle mt impression here and Is favorapiy i.".o ~
the press II furnishes tho text lor eauns 'ui'0''
oil bc morning Journals They generally express eats
zion with the spirit 10 which the reiauohs WIN 0ec'
I,ai, ara dealt by the President, and the opinion Is
.,,o,, ,u,,i,,ous that at any time has moro
co,,o,uc ,libt been made Of the condition OF the
country.
rb> Turs congratulate the American Government on
tc dcxtrrity poinac representatives In Europe
during the FIanco-Gorman war in preserving an Impair
ta attitude without losing opportunities OF displaying
rrca sympathy for both Sides 1t regrets the threat
oed abolition the income without the adoption OF
a substitute. Finance, taxation, and free trade, The
Times thinks will constitute the questions on which
the great parties Of the Union will next divide 1t pre-
diets that economic problems in the United States VIII
eventually bc solved In accordance with tile views OF tue
agricultural producers OF the Mississippi Valley.
Tie solicitor OF Kelly who was tried in Dublin ana
acquitted the murder OF High Constable Talbot nut
s awaits trial lesser charge. intends to commence
criminal against six London Journals ior
the publication Of hbclous articles against Lis client.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

MONEY RAISED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF
SMALLPOX.
The Board of Health passed resolution
last month calling upon the Controller for money to be
used to prevent the spread Of smallpox There was
none in the City Treasury which could be applied to that
prpose and no authority raising any, but the Con-
trolIcr on his responsibility, has made special
arrangement with bankers to advance the money and
sufficient means been placed at the disposal OF tho
Board OF Health to enable 1t to enter upon the accom-
plslimcnt of this purpose.
EMPLOYEES AT .CRoToN AQUEDUCT STATIONS TO
BE PAID.
Controller Green has made arrangements
for an advance from bankers Of sum sufficient to pay
the laborcrs at the different stations on the Aqucduct
from the city to Croton Da to whom IS due
several months arrears These men will be paid In
few DAYS.
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THE METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM.


A building at Fifth-avc. and Fifty fourth-st,
nearly opposite st. ThOmass Church, has just been
secured for the use this until the great struc
turc in the Central Park is completed. This temporary
building has gallery Of respectable dimensions IN the
rear 10 which will he placed the valuable collections
from Europe recently described in the Revue des Deus
Mondes Tho opening Of preliminary exhibition or loan
collection not yet been decided upon; but there 10
little doubt that the private collections Of this city alone
would furnish for this loan exhibition display Of valu
able pictures Of rare md costly works OF art which
would surprise visitors by their interest ALI variety.
1t may prove practicable to open this exhibition about
Christmastime carly in January and the building 10
now preparing for tits purpose The Trustees intend to
20 forward encrg, tcay with this great Enterprise,
confident that the responsibility they have assumed will
prove fully warranted and that they will receive the
prompt and earnest cooperation Of I'll good citizens who
desire to take part advancing the resources and repu
tann Of this great metropolis in means for aesthetic
culture and for the qualification OF intelligent visitors
from all parts Of the world.
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THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY AND THE POS.
tai TELEGRAPH.

NEW-YORK, Dec. 6.-The following 0mclaI
,er cxpains the pos,tion Of the Western Union Tee-
graph Company iu relation TO the postal telegraph
scheme: .v ~ ,.,,
To The Hon. JAMES B. BECK, n. o., Warrington: You
are reported In the crning papers hnvinK stated In
the House yesterday that whereas the western Union
by Tie Government before the last Congress- you under
stood it TO have chsnged It's position. snd to be now
becn miainformed. The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is inexiby opposed to any interference Of tho
Board of Directors held this morning. which was
largely attended, aud resolution was unanimously
scGusition property and rights by the Govern
ment Tho Hon. Horace F. Clark, tine Hon. A. B. Cor;
myself were appointed Committee to prepare ana sena
to Washington protest agAnst the suggested sct'9n OF
ference and against tho policy OF the csfsbshment oy
the Government Of competitive enterprl.cs. ,.
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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SOUTH FIFTH-AvE.
Within the last week nearly 30 cases of small

pox have occurred In South Ffthave and the vicinity
and though measures taken to keep tho matter
Quiet the knowledge that the disease exists such
has frightened the residents OF that part Of
the city, The WOOserst school had large number OF
pupils from South Fifh-ave., and few days ago the
would better remain home until further notice. The
preeauti0n taken by the Board Of Education was lint
nfed by parents in other localities who fearful Of intro
ducing the disease into their houses have detained their
children at home Persona living In South Fifth,ave.
condition Of the thoroughfare between Amity aud
PRINCE complain that OF dogs and cats
been allowed lie in the street for many days and
flat six petitions to have the street cleaned and paved
failed of obtaining notice.
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TrIEaRAPIlIC NOTES.

IA Chess Congress is noW III session IN Clevo-
land - ,- .,
Havana on Tuesday.
The talaoraph cable between New-lIrunswick
and Prince Edwards Island V bsokeh
The Loaf Porto Rico and Jan,aica cable has been
r,seysrsd The brest h ~ nue, frn loro Lie'.
Ar. In Cin.ino Att last cy a,.iug ds,> roy cd the
Ron. ,uies .b Of Doll Loss $zoto, ar,asc, $3.50
The Affairs Of thossusTnd,d bank III H. r.
y,sinss Co. CAL ,Nr hr ;ihen OF 81 Tue re-
esyrrs is IDS By sppciltS BY the rrs iiora
The National Board Of TIac ret in st. Lo:'-.
Yesterday Frederick Pae .! ~ 9i..p. resi- H. H. Ven
~ ~ I1uIs d~yerva tie W hUrne A. Ire abri - es
present.
"A fire. in N;tic, Mss. y"y. rr'ar. h.itrcd tho
Of i.i.,g u. Ava.
Partrr L CO " P",-,o - yh"s s.st -. G ~
inrs slso damaging i,.t. tn 'att..
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tALTILLO EVACUATED -Bf TIE OVFLHN.u114N1
TROOPS.
Nrw-ORIEANs, Dec. 6-Advices from Mata-
ors state that the Government troops were compelled
to abandon the City Of Sao, after several days severe
Sghng The troops only occupy one fort outside the
city
The revolution IL apparently gaining ground. Sec
ord loan has been enforced Monterey by the revou
onst. and foreign merchants must pay or close their
business
Many business men left the city and closed their
rores Mexican merchants who do not pay are pressed
into the army. Great CONSERVATION prevails at
Monterrey among the foreign merchants.
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p 0 s T 8 O RIPT.
$3.50 A. M,
GREAT FIRE IN RAGERsToWN MD.

THE COURTHOUSE AND MANY OTHER BUILDINGS
BURNED-sEvERAL LIVES Losr-THE I'm
STILL RAGING.
HAGERsrowN, Nd, Dec. II q. m.-Last even.
Ing at 10 o'clock re broke in the business houss
Of Rollins Burbanks, agricultural implement dealers
located on Antietamst, opposite tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot and rapidly spread to tho adjacent
buildings. The Episcopal Church and tho OourtHou
were burned to the ground.
All the public records saved. Several lives wers
lost by the falling Of tho CourHouso dome. numoe,
Of other persons were severely Injured Tho nre 10 stu
raging with heavy winds from tho southeast. The
origin Of the nre Is unknown. The Court-House wa
not insured.
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THE CHICAGO BANKS.

WAsu,NGrox, Dec. e.-The following rs an
omco, statement Of tho condition in which the Chicago
fire left the national banks Of that city Ine capita,
IL national banks In Chicago Ia t.sooooo. Thel surm"'
fund ia t2lssOoo The undivided prohis arc s"o ~.
their discounts amounts. l6s6t,l7o, anu " tns ~ %
the Ar ss1o They also lose In budinsa fnInt%se
ana xfures 07so0a making The entire ~. ~, S law
by the Chicago national banks by the ure n soa c
iSx them with an uninlpalred capital aud over
of surplus still available.
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NAN FATALLY FROZEN.

The body of James McLough.nn, aSe "O'
was found in the area OF No. 3ol West 'nny ,o,.
as,ord rhcre wos slight cut behiId the right ear
ond tho hodv "a as frozen still ]: removed to the
we.t Tbirtvseyeuths Police Station Tho police sur
econ who examined the body states that the wound Wa
not sufficient to death Ine on.sotcad and been
frozen To- death he resided at No. ~ mes r Inlr,y
secoid.st and kept crocxeGyFtano " A"0"''
ninth-.t and Eightb-ave.
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GAINES AND CAST

GAINES AND CAsUAL11Es-BY TEAEdnArh.
The wife of Coroner Mofstt OF Mempnis'
Tenn eo,puItted suicide on TaeNsy.
The London WOODEN mill, At LONDON. m1 ~ %.
County ohio vas burned yesterday Lss *eoo
A fire occurred On Tuesday ut Spring LAKE, Axe,
Mich rheh banned hardware 'tore b' We f.. VI
ibsushre. t3,1A ,s....,
The crew Of the bark Rippicr from Mc Ts e;u.
for trL reached al By r. ou s
pr bad he, cargo ,hned thrown sHf bt'm e'a' sns
~ ~ P.uls Issud, o. Nov. u.
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AUSTRIA.

Col;Sr ANDRAssY CONGRATULATED BY TIE CAR.
Wilma, Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1871.
Count Andrassy has received the congratu-
,atons OF the Russian Government his elevation to
the Premiership Of the Austrian Empire, coupled with
an expression Of confidence In the wisdom and justice OF
the policy witch will be pursued under his admnistra
ton VI the foreign relations Of the Empire
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BELGIIJSf.


ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
BRUSSELS, Wednesday. Dec. 8, 1871
The composition of the new Ministry has not
yet been definitely settled NJ. Picard bad an audience
with the King to-day and presented his credentials ne
rnyoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary Of
lr1uce "a Belgium,
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ered and Committee appointed 10 prepare draft
for future consideration by the Committee Among
other provisions unanimously agreed upon was one pro
srston in behalf Of local prohibition Is to DO made in
Albany during the session Of tho Legislature, and
for
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THE NEW DOMINION.


PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
QUEBEC, Dec. Elm Parliament, on the mo-
the Treasurer 10 ADOPT the report OF the Commit
tee on supply Mr.. Marchad moved that the resolution
srpropriating $4,000 fer immigration purposes be
am+nde 20 as provide that 5000 be expended in
bnn.n CanaGars la X from the United States. After
hot disc u sion The motion was withdrawn.
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VENEZUELA.

CARACAS, Nov. 22.-Anarchy continues. Presi-
dent Baneo left on the 18th to attack the revoutonsts
ander Herrera Garcia who Assumes to be President 1t
believed that the result Of this EFFORT will he decisive
The schooner Avrl had arrived at to
k!d the insurgents. Trade Is depressed
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. G.-Thc Joint Com
mtee Of the OF the temperance crgan
izstius az the State on local prohibition In session
in this city this evening" H. \. McCOm IN the chair, and
the Rev r. H. Dickinson secretary The form Oi II law
TO be pre.eutcd " the minH Legislature was eonhId
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SERVIA.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1871.
The Scrvian Ministry has resigned. The
Rrcrncv which has char-e OF the Government during
the minority Of the reguinC prince Is seeking TO form
new Cabinet, but has rs vet made no announcements.
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SA\TO DOMINGO.

SANTo DOMINGO, Nov. 20.-Bacz is still
travelling and not expected at the capital n MONTH
Tue Cahraiss quiet, but 1t is IumOred taat they are
dull
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highest education implies tho education Of the whole
and that the Convention fully recognizes essential
versty foundation and will faithful ana gratefully
incorporate such principles into system OF instruo
an.
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WASHINGTON.

NEW BUILDINGS FOR CIIICAGo-THE TEXAS
CONTESTED sEATs-TwEED EXPECTED Al
WASHINGTON.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRrBUNRI
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1871.
The House Committee Of Public Buildings and Grounds
met for the first time to-day and discussed briefly the
subject of public buildings for Chica co. Representative
Farwe Of Chicago, who Is the Committee, urged I'M
mediate action the part Of the Committee not only
economic measure for the Government but because
the buildings urgently required It is supposed
the ground and buildings W II cost about es 100000 The
Committee also appointed Geo. T. Downing Of New
caterer Of the House from JAM
At the meeting Of tho Joint Committee the Insur
rectionary States, to-day. Mr. Stevenson Of Ohio pre-
sented resolution for the removal Of all disabilities
for the extension Of the time for the suspension Of e
habeds corpus and to hold all members Of the KuK!u1
Klan and other reasonable ORDERS responsible for
acts of their fcowmcmbers The object Is to remove Ell
pretex for disorder aud then hold all responsible fo
the public peace. |
The House Elections Committee considered to-day the
In the two districts Of Texas In which the nade
quate certificates giveu and heard arguments on
both sides, which will be finished tomorrow There
be doubt that Gen. Clark, Republican. Of tho
lid and Herndon Of the Ist District, will be seated II
lie thought that there will be about contested casca
before the Committee ct the present session.
Boss Tweed telcgraphs to hotel proprietor that he
will arrive here tomorrow. He lie not an applicant for
Collector OF the Port of New.York.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
Tho Republican senators held caucus this morning.
at which the following Committee appointed to re-
port what revision any shall be made in the Standing
Committees of the Senate: Senators Buckingham, Saw
YER Pomeroy. FrenRhuysen and Ferry OF Connectiout
The general opinion today seems 70 be that the only
Important changes made will be to place Senator Morton
at the head Of the COmWttee on Foreign Reations snd
Senator Cameron to the vacant Craftsmanship Oh
the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
Delegate Mccormick has received late letter from the
owner OF the mail coach recently attacked near Wicken
burg Arzona who tho attack Vas by Indians who
1--we passengers. including F. w. LorinG, and xoundng
man nd woman who succeeded In making their escape.
The fact that the Indians Of the horses and
some arms and other property Is attributed to their
alarm at the approach coach from another direction
Each Of the passengers killed was scaped but thse
money was taken and the trail Shove that the IN.
dams 10 large force The escaped insist
higwaymen have not frcguented Arizona.
Wallis Opera House, near Nnth-e ana fcnneyivenis
ave- was destroyed by fire, early this morning, flames
having been communicated from adjoining junk shop
The building Is said to be insured Tor $60o The 0ss
will probably amount to $4,000
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Hall fiji late hour from until after 10 O'Clock, as they
Ind service to perform when the lecture was over III
aide the edifce where the lecture was to be delivered
rho VAST hall vas filled with crowd above, which had
crep in from the street, anda SETTLING crowd below
II yas not unlike the appearance OF Pandem0num In
Martins pictures WAS the conduct OF certain pars OF
the audience at all with the Satanic proceed
INCA OF the original and dusfy assembly,. True, the
meotnp was "packed" being admitted by ticket: but
there must be anroysSt feeling In Leeds to admit
NJ such a packing that. Tho hall contained
m nersons. The Post Describes 1t as 1.-The
,nsst,no of Republicans" and The Post has
M n,o,,yc To exaRgerate Its numbers. 1t Is calculated
That tbare were persons outside who could not get
sd,n.s,on and a. most Of this vast body followed sir
home to his hotel after the meeting cheering
him MAILING triumphant procession. there must DO
GRAN, MANY Republican," In Leeds. Az all the papers
c,ed mischief to occur, and had done their best to
n,owoe itas The Leeds Mercury expected the worst
IN baupsu and Tho Post looked forward TO some shock
inc 1T may he inferred that at least ~
,oanv Republicans stayed away ~ eame on
such vile atmospheric night
whan tho hour came for sr Charles Dixie to appear
he ga. accompanied to the platform by bis Charman
Mr. Alderman Carter, II. r., gentleman OF resolute
nui,d and manly character. who has raised himself from
,h r,k. TO e one the Of the Crown
No .tood Nth unAinchng courage TO his post and bore
,,t d huuor all the abuse which has boon showercd
.rnr him. Mr.. 0sunt, an influential member OF tho
In.ds School Board, Q gentleman OF high character
,a .o,,.c,v sat on the left Of tho Chairman,
and A,rectad the meeting when necessary. On the
right sat Dir Charles. Below, Mr.. Councillor John
Ch,d an admirable organizer and representa-
tivo Of thu Hunslet Ward In the Town Coun.
al. 70 which he was elected by an overwhelming
majority WATCHED .hs psoessAings for tive admission OF
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MEXICO.

ALTILLo EVACUATED BY THE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS.
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NEW BUILDINGS FOR CIIICAGO-THE TEXAS
CONTESTED sEATs-TwEED EXPECTED Al
WASHINGTON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-24
&us ben pOrseitrigrn GungrcB>S erbanS.
lunst1 (am Sabrcstage Der 6ebnri
WaibiuQtuu's).

Sls Der GtatsanIoh fur oos 8oftoner pojts
amtsgtbduoe an oi. &etbe fam, mahte Farms
mprib abermats Nngr,ffe auf ben Arditsftsn
oes Ginans Gtporismsnts unb trpdbnts Der
foftboren Spis9sl. Die an9eitaift ipuroen, unt
bic bduier ausae5eidustsr Gouareemit8li.ber
In Der Staot QBuibin9tDn fnmit su nsrberrli'
Den, unb bob elm ioiG.r Spieasl, Der strpa
$4,000 e.fofet bat, tpdbreno beg TRANSPORTS
BON ,insm paaie gum anoeren 3srbro1sn pors
Ten 1T.
glorios. frnpt, Srn. Sarnsportb. BON mel;
dem 9onsr,BmitSlisoe sr fpre4s. apar oaiislbe
elm Semoftoi?
Tornsmortb srtpioerte: Die NoIitit isn.s
Witalieoes Jet Der uneenifsn Ntt, boB man
nibt fagen ibnne, tpobIn mon lie sigentlih III
elolffiitren bal. Der Mtann, Den er meme.
mar e,n Eemoirnt uuo er trua nod unb na6
ieae politiibe 5drbunS, absr tsins isbr lan8s:
(8tldht.r.)
SBuiler ponWtaE. repli3irie auf 6arnsDorth's
Jnfuuattpuen. sc 9ibi Sinoe. bic Elm Wtann
Mot p,rmtoen faun. Or i6nne n at psrin,is
ben, baS tusnn .r burt etne SttoBs sebt. Elm
9rtdfarren Roth auf ibu iprist. Sas Mits
aIieo BON Sainois babe ibn bef9ulotpt, IN
einem Grant Gontratte fir oas SoffonerSoit'
mt ini.reiiirt ,u iein. Ssin College I'm pofs
psisn 'Gomi,e (Git1) absr babe bas 2ans be-