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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-16

F1hEs.-The sparks from burning
chimney set fir TO the III nglcs on the ROT
| OF Mrs. Mason's house, iu lower town, on
Tuesday, and but for the promp& efforts of
neighbors the building would have been
consumed.
On the same dry, the house of VIM.
Kramer, near Fair Haven, wa. turned.
with its contents; also, a granary. Loss
about $3.50; insured for 1926 in the St.
Paul Fire and Marine.
FROM GOOD AUrHoR1TY-It would he
well for any who are disposed to doubt the
soundness of the Republic Insurance. Com
pany of Chicago to read IN article in the
N. Y. Independent, by the publisher, on IA
Wonder Of the West" After detailing the
manner in which this Company was or
eanlzed- on an entirely new plan-and re-
ferring TO the persistent misrepresentation
its success has called forth from Eastern
Companies, it pronounces "the Republic to-
day one Of the strongest insurance compa-
| oies on tits continent" The object of
this Company is to keep money in the
West, and it deserves to be pstronized by
Western people. To those who may not
know it, We would state that Capt. J. E..
West is agent At St. Cloud for the Repub bic.
Coop CHANCE FOR TEAnsTzRs.-By ref
ereace to our advertising columns it will
be seen that Messr.. Platt & Barnard want
one hundr ed teams to haul. freight from
Buffalo river to Red river, on the limo Of
tho Northern Pacific railroad. They offer
good wages, and guarantee fair dealing
with all whom they may engage in thi.
work. Those having teams and desiring a
contract will call on or address Plat &
Barnard 1t the central House, in this city,
To FARNERs.-Capt. Grovenor is ready
to meet the spring demand for aer,cultur.
ii implements and everything that farmer.
may want. The machinery he keeps is o.
the very best. and includes the moat i'm,
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so BALES OF HOPS.

III you want goods cheap. 60 to Smiths
Grocerv
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CINCINNTAI.


" CINCINNATI, June 99.
The Catholics having made arrange.
ments to close their celebration Of tile
Twenty.Fillll Anniversary Of Pope Plus
IN Sunday, with q concert in the eve.
ming atMOzart Hall, Mayor Davis, to-day,
addressed tho Trustees OF the hall, and re.
qlested them 10 inform the persons who
lad rented the room TINT The concert WINS
Il violation Of law, and would no, bc al.
lowed. a.U...,I
A motion 10 admit Mcclellan 10 bail
was oYerruletl by Judge Pope at Lebanon
to-. day, and Mcclellan was remanded Ia
Jail. Notice Of u motion for u change Of
yenuc was given, and Wednesday, July
9th, set for hearing. Application will
then be made tohave tile case set for trial
in August or September L
Chief Justice Chase is yet at the resi-
tleDce Of HenryRrobasco, in DlillOn, He
rode horseback today, Tic ilrst forh long
time. lie viii depart for tie Springs
Saturday morning, making both Toledo
and Detroit on lis way and probably
make a short Stop at belatler city. Rev
DR.. Barnard, Of Illoway, the well known
Jewish Rabbi, who has oillciated in J}alti
more, Rochester, st. Louis, New Orleans
and Cincinnati was thrown from his
b,iggy yesLe tday on his way from Lebnn
on 10 Fosters Crossing, Ohio, where ht
resided, and so injured In the spine thai
he died this evening.
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.NH LOUISVILLE.
al9 LoUsvtLhE, June 90

VI ntttat,tftt " I,u,n 90
n'"''',hl"' '"no 80
Mrs Anna trump, WIN lout children,
while going ont DlackDerrylng early
tllis morning. was attacked on the Pres'
ton road by Moses jackson, q negro, VINO
threw her down, choked her and attempt
Sd to Outrage f. SG person GGi was I iright,
ened away py tue approach oi q Doy, VINO
threatened TO shoot him. Mrs, Crump
was considerably bruised, and ller clothing
was torn IN silreds IN ihe sirnggIe JACK
son was jailed m default o. S95VObalIt o
Ihe season has opened az the Nam
motn cave, win large n1mPet INNER Of s,,s1: ylSit,
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GhnG3teIIigerrrpa:
Imperialism in the schools.

We have received reply TO the letter
in Yesterdays issue on the subject OF a
High School, but for lack Of room must
defer its publication until tomorrow In
tins connection we may say that We are
informed Of circumstance which indi-
Gates a rather unwhOlesOme pressure on
the school principals in the matter Of this
High School. The principal of one Of
the ward schools states that he received
an intimatiOn from superior authority
that II he or other oil the principals
made any opposition to the High
school project, the Board of Education
would be informed OF 1t, and they
would be removed. This Is an applica.
ton of NapoleOnism in the Republic Of
letters that does not accord with ourideas
Of that liberty of conscience and speech
which our constitutions and laws guaran-
tee to the humblest citizen, or that dignity
Of manhood which belongs TO the educated
gentlemen who al the posts Of principals
in our Ward sChOola II we are 10 have
Ibis kind Of imperialism in the city school
system, we ought at least to know who is
tie DictatOrth that thus padlocks the mouths
of bis subjects, and we hope the gentle.
man who received the warning" las they
used to say in France will make II public
disclosure of the facts. ..r.., ..,
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BOSTON.'l


nU Boston, June 22, ,N
The Coopers Of Boston and vicinity held
n meeting at Fanueil Hall, last evening,
under tho auspices Of the CooperS' Inter
national Union Of North America. Their
ObjeCt was to discuss the evils connected
with the business, with view 10 reform.
NJ. A., Foran, of Cleveland, President of
the International Union Of North America,
was the principal speaker, No action
was taken. v w 0iis9dW
The Baptist Church. at Wakefield,
Mass, was burned last night; insurance on
Church, $4,000, ON organ $1,000,
Brattle Square church site, one of BOs.
toms ancient land marks, sold At auction
today, for $4,000. ......,
This was the third day Of the races at
the races at the Becoh course. First race,
purse $500, 5000 to first, $500 to second,
and 5000 TO third; won by IIay Whale
bone, Royal John, second, Climax, third;
time, 2.25l, 29t, 80. Roynl John was so
greata favorlte with the knowing ones,
that lie was lett out Of the pool. Charley
Green being the iavorite over the field.
Whaebone was not headed during the
race. Second race, purse $4,000, $500 to
first, 5000 to SECOND, 5000 to third horse,
open to MI. Summary-Goldsmith
Maid, I'LL; Lucy, 2:92i Geo. Palmer, 339;
American Girl, A. Drawn--the AmeTi-
can Girl was drawn, on account Of dis
tress. AIler the first heat, Goldsmith
Maid had everythinn her own way, and
the excitement was between Lucy and
Geo. Palmer; time, 2:93t, 2:5g, a. I
The National Musical Congress elected
President Jno Stephenson, President Of
the United Choral Societies Of New York,
with o, long list Of Vice Presidents and
Directors. The Congress closed lis pes.
sion to-day The Executive Council OF
the National Board Of Trade Is holding
a meeting in this city for the purpose Of
considering and recommending subjects
for action at the general meeting OF the
Board In 81. Louis next December. The
meetings are private, but II Is understood
that our commercial relations with
Canada Ia a topicto be discussed. Albert
+. Pierce, Superintendent OF the StOught-
ton Branch Railroad, died yesterday from
injuries received by being thrown from
q carriage.
.ua- BosToN, June 92.
The score between tlle BoslOhs aud the
Kekiongas was 81 to 0 in favor Of the
Bostons. The Fort Wayne players were
minus seveting, their left fielder. Mlnchei
who was on the retired list from o sprained
ankle, was received into the game Tues
day with the Lowell Club Bearman goes
to first and Forah 70 len field The tea-
ture of the play of the Kekiongqs was
the admirable catching OF fly balls by
Foran and Kelley. Tie balance Of The
nine with the exception of Matthews did
moi play with their accustomed vigor! I
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CHICAGO.
CHTCAao, June 92.

CHICAGO, June 22.
The great work undertaken by the city
Of Chicago some three years since ol
deepening the summit level Of the Illinois
& Michigan canal 50, that the waters Ol
Lake Michigan might find an outlet to the
Illinois, thence To tho Mississippi and the
Gull, Is nearly completed, and the pure
water Of the lake will soon displace the
foul contents of Chicago river, TO day,al
l1:a0 O'clock, workmen commenced
removing the massive stone blocks which
cap the walls Of the lock at Bridgeport
and on Saturday night the Gath inst, the
winter will be drawn off the canal. Dams
will be put In above and below the locks
and the north side Of the structure will be
entirely removed, and the channel widen.
ed 10 about 40 feet. While this Is being
done the lock and tho lower end Of the
level wall will also be removed, and all
DISTINCTIONS TO navigation taken out, The
contractors are very sanguine In the
belief that this work will bo completed
and navigation resumed on the lake level
by Tho 4th Of July, W" ,.''
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN ERANcIsCO, June 81.

i
The Democratic State Convention nom
mated - Lewis, of TehamA county, 10
Lieut. Governor, and Geo. r, Templean(
Seldom s. Wright for Supreme Judges
The platform Is opposed TO Chinese i'm
migration, railroad subsidies, and accept!
the result of the war and the Constitu
ton rs It now stands, ..l
Two mails from Tuscon, Arizona, FOL
Fort Reguma are supposed 10 have beer
captured by the Apaches VIZ u
Governor Henry Haight was re'nOm
mated by the Democratic State Conven
ton on the anti.railroad subsidy platform
on the first ballot.
A mnerologist of San Francisco claims
to have discovered process for amalga
mating iron and copper, producing com
pound harder than steel. A company Ii
forming 10 test the process.
A tremendous storm at Vesilia, Sunday
prostratGd trees, unroofng houses and
doing much damage. Inr..
Peter Carr, u carpenter, fell from the
splre of the Catholic church Ut Oakland
yesterday. Lie was fatally injured O..
Manuel MoTello, recently convict in
the State prison, stabbed Marino ValIa "a
the heart at Los Angeles yesterday and
escaped. rs ......
The food at Columbia IL at IA stand
stlll. The Cascade Railroad il entirely
submerged, No trains running. 4,
wr 0. SAN FRANCISCO, June 81.
Tho natives of Alsace and Lorraine
resident Of California unite in u protest
against the cession Of these provinces, and
have determined to remain French citi.
2ens. .,,..., ,,..,......... ........ ...
The collector at Sitka seizes and re.
turns to San Francisco all ale and beer
shipped there. The merchants hGr c
charge that lie Is interested In n brew.
cry At Sitka, which Is intnll blast D."
The steamer Moses Taylor of the
Webb Line, from Honolulu, brought 1906
passengers, mostly from Australia and
New Zealand, bound east. A detention
was caused by the bursting Of u llue when
eighty miles Off San Francisco, May oath,
outward bound, by which ThOs Ilarrl-
son, engineer, Nicholas Plendergast, IL.
Mooney, fireman, Paul Nicholson, VIM.
Young and OliYGr Hayes, watch tender,
were killed. A survey being made, it
wns decided 10 keep tho steamer on her
course, and she made the entire trip with
one boiler. The dead ,w0re buried at sea.
The striking miners Of Allado county
having compelled the suspension Of oil
work, not even allowing the pumps to
Tree the mines from water, the local
authorities refusing to act against the
mob. The first regiment of the National
Guards, Col, w. II. j.. Borrig, Of Frisco
was ordered to proceed to the scene Of
disturbance tonight. They ore provided
with heavy rifles, and instructed to dis.
perse the mob at NIL hazards. n,3 b
The steamship Nevada from San Fran
cisco reached Auckland, New Zealand,
May 14th, four hours ahead of schedule
time. Two thousand persons welcomed
her at tho wharf A banquet was given
at Auckland and Dunedin to her officers,
The New Zealand mining news, lsfayOr-
able. Volunteering active throughout the
colony Thomas Merchants exchange
will send TO Frisco Mechanics Fair n
pyramid made from gold OF various
mines Of Now Zealand. .., InI' m
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ST. LOI1IS.
I2nL99IEE5IiHlso,,slIss.sl6ass, ss.l6s,sl vi

| &btAl w IA ST. Lot Jtine. % 4
TIE Turf Congress meeting was re.
suupd to-day. The weather was intensely
hot, Mercury being 90 The track Is In
fine condition. The first race was for the
sweepstakes for three yenr Olls, mile heats,
$50 90 entrance, $400 added, six starters.
The first heat was taken by Ettie Powell;
second, by r. Mrshiere's colt, by Zero;
third and fourth, by Creole Dance, owned
by =. warwick, ofN. o.; time, 1.47, 1:49,
1:5l4, 2,01, NJ Elite, Gen, Palmer and Roe.
buck were udlstanced in the second heat
and Ettie Powell and Susie Powell In the
third, The second race, one mile and a
| llalI ddsh, free for all, purse, $500. Won
| by Alta-vels, beating EiaOGy, Joe Aiken,
NammOn, Adelaide and Kitty Taggart;
time. 9.d8i ldhI aUuslIEiIi
Gertrude Engle Is alleged TO have pro
lnced an Abortion on Emily Robinson
The glrIis saii Ia have been delIddclitd
| by Rogan Cameron, who was arrested on
the charge Of nanslaughlet in the sec
ond degree, and released on $4,000 bail
This has been the hottest day Of the
season, mercury rising to 20 at 3 3P.M
A lot Of 200 bales Of cotton, grown In
the Chlckasaw Nation, Indian Territory
are now en- routc for ST. Louis, by rail.
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BRDdEPOHT correspondent cnrrects
as by authority, OUR suggestion that the
nomination oil Gen, MOVES over Mr.. WADR
IL IL sort of rebuke 10 President GRANTS
san Domingo policy, We Doubt not our
correspondent speaks by tho card and
states the case ~ 1t appeared in the con
yentlOn, But the rebuff we suggested
consisted really In the quiet rejection OI
Mr. WADR by the public sentiment Of tho
State long before the convention met q
rejection which did not appear tangihly
until the action Of tho convention. p.A
About the time Of Mr.. WADE's return
from the West Indies, when lie was the
recognized representative and champion
Of tue PREsIDENT's annexation scheme, he
was thrust before Tie people ol Ohio, fur
in advance Of the appropriate time, as n
candidate for Governor ID was done by
the friends ofthe PRESIDENT, and was done
IN WIS then apparent anu wei uhderst0ou
10 strengthen tic PRESIDENr's San DO.
mngo policy indirectly, by having the
Republicans OF Ohio indone Mr.. WADE
It did not take very long 10 show that the
purpose was understood and resented;
mud MS common prudence dictates to pub.
lie men asking favors at tho hands Of the
people not 10 enforce their schemes IN oP'
position to the will Of the people thC
movement was quietly Withdrawn, OI
course there was no occasion %. wash my
dirty linen In the convention. II wa!
highly proper on tile contrary 10 ig
more the existence Of any.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IRtelIIgencer.
(By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sta }
,EUROPE,,,, ,,,,
I8Til il---S--TE .tf br-
FRANCE.


TAhlb, JUNE 49,
The DeJais ol today proposes the eleC-
tiOn oI a second Chamber by lthe Conseils
Genuerax, similar TO the late Senate
The Assembly will continue its sessions
during the elections. Gunboats left Paris
yesterday for the mouth Of the Seine.
Mortality Is increasing in Paris in cOnse.
quence OF the arrival Of large numbers OF
emigFauts from the ceded provinces
Cholera nor typhus, however, Is not prey.
alent. The review Of 100000 troops at
Long Champs has now been fixed fol
next Sunday. Gambetta refuses 10, ac-
knowledge the mandates Of the Assembly,
accompanying his refusal with the decla-
ration that the Assembly ceased to exist
when It voted TO ratify the treaty. Sub.
scriptions to the new loan will he opened
Monday next; 4.. yIs,y aga.I IN
PARIS, June 22- Evening,
RDuke D'Aumale has landed at Calais
and Is expected In Paris tonight.
NJ. NIaque, formerly Minister Of Finance,
under the Empire, stands as candidate
for the Assembly from the Department Of
DATdogue, .,if,--...a, ......-,.
NJ. Tissagarary, member Of The oOm-
mune, who was reported dead, has been
arrested.
II Is said that Marshal McMahOn has
rGlInQuished his intention 10 resign the
command Of the army, tsvugga Eu
The Ministery Of Finance Is returning
u Paris and will take up It's quarters at
tile Louvre. aEl. aLi ~ "
The candidates for the Assembly from
tile Department Of the North are Gen,
Faidherbe and NJ. 'restelin, Republicans,
andiEM.M. DenedOuchal and Dupont,
LegltlmisLs. ,-
Tie rumor that NJ. le France had gone
10 England Is false.
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Railtond coIllslon In Tennessep.

r" q NASHVILLE, June ".
A collision occurred yesterday on the
Nashville 4 Northwestern railroad, near
MCOwens Station, between u freight and
Il passenger train. Neither locomotive
was much damaged, but X, M. Vass, a
passenger, who was standing on. Tie plat
form, was killed, his head being cut in
two and his body mangletl. ", s. Con.
dol, baggage master, and James Bonner,
brakeman, were badly Wounded. Vass
resided in Haywood county, Tenn. His
remains were brOvglt tO Nashville.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA.


In the U, y. Circuit Court, Judge W. Il.
Woods today decided, on petition of the
Alabama Il Chattanooga Railroad, that
he, sitting as Circuit Judge, had the
power to revise all the proceedings in
bankruptcy in the middle district Of Ala.
bama under the second section olthe bank.
rhpt act The case arises from petition
to review the decree Of Judge Busteed,
adiudging the railroad company a bank.
rupt The petition upon its merits will
be heard Saturday. $40
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Yale College Excursion.

NEW HAVEN, CT, June %.
Prof, {. G. Marsh and party, from
Yale College, lett to-day for the far West,
to continue their collegiate explorations
Of last year They will spend the sum.
mer months in the Rocky Mountains, the
Autumn months on the Pacific coast, and
will not return before December,
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Fire AZ Champaign, llIlnoIs.

ID p.. CHICAGO, June 99.
A FIRE occurred at Champaign, Illinois,
this morning, which destroyed Breyett &
Graves hardware store, Maxwells drug.
store, SteelC's dollar store, Champaign
County Gdsetk Office, Appsteen's tobacco
store, Bowers saloon, Mrs, CarrsmillInery
store, Mrs Grooms millinery store, and
Swarh's tobacco store, and burned several
other buildings Loss $4,000.
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MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS! June 92

I-T|II 10 MBMPHIsI june y
The Memphis & Selma Railroad has
been mortgaged TO Porter King, Of Marion,
Alabama, Abram s. Humphreys, Of Co
hmNis, Mississippi, and Ira NJ. Hill, OF
Memphis, for four and quarter millions,
To secure the first mortgage bonds. 4
The dry docks have been successfully
raised, At u cost Of about $i0,OM ..
James Peterson, formerly Of Pittsburgh,
one OF the largest coal dealersin tue South,
died on hoard the steamer W. 3, Pike,
near New Orleans, this morning, Of heart
disease.
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NEW ORLEANS.


nj = I EV177' I'I7T77s1777I 1771IV "
The. trial of Charles Earle and John
Gurvey, Tor the numbering Of Mrs. Sallln'
ger, aged 7S years, and robhing her o.
one thousand dollars, on the night oil the
23d Of April, was concluded this afler'
noon, with the verdict guilty Of murder In
the first degree. The Jury was composed
entirely Of cOlOred men. I Co.,. ....
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rhe Cheney Cn.e..A CorreclIon.

The Eremiag Joarndl h authorized on
the highest authority to give M nm.
qualified denial to the statement which
was made in ils columns n few days since
and telegraphed oyer the country, that
several Bishops Of the church, including
one High Church Bishop, had rcmonsira.
ted with Bishop Whitehousc, both per.
sonalIy and Ivy letter, against the deposi.
lion ol Rev. Mr.. Cheney. --
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Bic GAVIN, INDIAN TsRRIroRY,

Bic CABIN, INDIAN TERRITORY, |
BY invitation Of Cherokees, OF this Dis
trict, Col. E. G. Bondenott addressed a
large number of people at this place To-
day. The Colonel criticized the course
Of their delegates in not giving full nc.
count Of the actual condition OF the
country, He said crisis was upon them
that should be met us intelligent men,
that however much they might regret it,
A great change in their condition would
soon come, and as wise men, they should
prepare tomect IT, lie claimed their was
only a conditional sale Of their land West
Of the 96th meridian, which condition had
been violated on the part Of the govern
ment He advised them TO accept
the, situation and have their lands
sectionized and the balance Of their lands
sold. These lands would yield them
$l,000,000, besides six hundred acres Of
land 10 each family, which in ten years
would be worth $4,000, making them
the richest community In the world, He
was listened to with marked attention,
and his speech will set the people to
thinking on these important questions
r, Competent Judges estimate the number
Of cattle on the line Of the road between
here ind the end Of the track Of ;he M,
X, at. Railroad at 10000 head. Advices
from Texas say that since the recent
troubles with the Indians nearly all the
cattle are being driven this way, vi
Ninety.ilye bales Of cotton IRON sher
man, Texas, arrived to-day for shipment
over The NJ, X, &T. Railroad. ~.
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INDIA.

LONDON, June 22.
A late dispatch from Bombay states
that II Is the nutmeg and mace crops ol
the BAildA Islands In the Malay Arch.
pelOgo, which has been destroyed by u
hurricane, instead Of the cotton crop Of
the district " Banda. The India loss Is
estimated at 100000. sterling, and the
planters will not recover from The blow
iOf years 10 come. WIZ GsB~0 w
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Connecticut LegIslature.-A Member
Faints While speaking.
HAkTFoRp, CoNN., June 99.

D u'H..Hy ANHAHSi'Nl SSANA'i Su''S -
While making a speech in the House
today, upon the question Of approprl-
ating money for new Capitol building
at Hartford, Hon. w. W. Eaton was
taken with q faintiDg fit, and sank into biz
seat. The House Immediately took re.
cess, and Mr.. Eaton was conveyed 70 biz
residence, There was no further discus
sion Of the question under consideration
Mr. Eaton Is comfortable this afternoon
The Senate has appropriated $12OOt
annually for a State normal school. 4
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A Proposition to Buy Trinity Church
..u.l3... Property. .r ..0. .I..

Nv n |-TTI TTIW AAHlNUIUNi JUNHHs'
The Secretary of the Treasury states
that lie has received q proposition TO buy
the Trinity Church property Of New York
for Sg5 100000. The proposal comes from
parties claiming that the estate belonged
10 the government under the terms Of the
treaty Of peace Of 1888. The Secretary
has ordered the letter filed, and II Is I'M
derstood that he will not consider the