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oFFlCE Or ruE CnIRP SIGNAL ORFIcER,
WARRINGTON, d, q, July |,
synopsis for HNt TibcRfy. -Four Hours
The barometer remains without ma
terlal change nj the Pacific and Rocky
Mountain stations, II has risen in the
Northwest, on the Lakes, and in the
Southwest, but is this afternoon fallen in
the Ohio Valley 1t remains the highest
on the middle Atlantic coast, and Is iall
ing rapidly north and east OF Pcnnsyl.
vania, Fresh sOutheasterly winds have
prevailed in the Middle Atlantic States,
and to some extent on the South Atlantic.
Southwesherly winds are now reported
from tue Eastern States The south.
westerly winds on the Lakes have dimin.
ished in force, changing occasionally TO
the northwest. Tho temperature has
risen in Mississippi, and has fallen from
Lake Michigan eastward The rain Of
yesterday IN Florida has extended 20
Tennessee, and is again threatening, A
light rain has fallen westof Illinois and
In HE Middle Atlantic States Cloudy
weather is now reported on Lakes Erie
and Ontario.
PrObdJlliiieS--'lhc barometer will prob.
ably fall on Monday from Louisiana to
Lake Erie, and eastward, and the fresh
winds from the southeast and southwest
will continue on the Atlantic coast. No
important change is anticipated for tho
South Atlantic and Gulf States. An area
of low pressure will probably be devel-
OpGd north and east Of New York, with
slight disturbances In the Eastern States.
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ARKANSAS.
ROBBED IN TIE CHEROKEE NATION

ROBBED IN THE CHEROKEE NATION.
LITTLE Rock, July /.
On the goth Of June an old man named
Wilson, from Mcdonald, was robbed near
COlberts Station, in the Cherokee Nation,
of 81 900 in gold.
GRANT AND FRED. DOUGLASS.
A new weekly paper, the Freeman,
made It's appearance to-day. 1t Is pub.
lished by Tabbs Gross, prominent color.
ed lawyer and politician In this State, and
Is Republican In politics. 1t nominates
Grant for President, and Fred. Douglass
for Vice President.
General COlterson and Col. Whipple,
late United States Marshal and District
Attorney, leave here in the morning for
Washington, TO appear before the South
ern outrage committee.
VIOLATION OF THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
The reCeut United States Grand Jury
indicted twenty.one persons for violation
OF the enforcement act Mt the late elections
In this State. Senator Clayton Is among
the number. About thirty more ndict.
ments were found, but the grand jury
was discharged 80 unexpectedly that they
did not have time to return them to count
The five convicts who escaped from the
penitentiary on Saturday have been re-
Captured.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July /.
MacMahon and De Oissey are going tC
Boreges, in the Pyrenees, TO seek renewed
health in the famous hot sulphur baths OI
that region. Twelve thousand fusiliers
and gunners have been sent TO Their
homes. IIausseman, Barot and Assatant
have withdrawn from their candidaturcs
for the Assembly, Cfsscy has issued a
circular prescribing regulations for taking
the vote Of the army at the election.
The Bank of France has commenced
publication of It's returns, The bullion in
It's vaults amounts to 55O,00O,OO0 francs
and the treasury balance Is 14OOOO,OOO
francs.
A dispatch says that the return Of the
mOnarchists is probable from many of the
Departments. The Imperialists are max
Ing very active canvass, but really have
no chance of securing any considerable
number OF members for the Assembly.
The Paris Official Journal today says
that there were present and taking part in
the review at LongchAmps 100 battallons
Of infantry, 90 sQuadrOns of cavalry, 90
companies of engineers, and 800 pieces ol
artillery. The Orleans Princes are today
visiting Theirs, The Republican list Of
candidates for the Assembly is printed in
tO.day's journals. The name Of GambettN
| Is absent from the list
VERSAILLES, July !.
IN the Assembly to-day Favre denied
that the property of the Algerian insur.
gents had been COnilsCated. HG admitted
that several of the districts were still III
the hands Of the insurgents, but said that
reiniOrCements were going forward,
and that the insuTCCton would aoon bo
suppressed.
PARIS, July2.
Pacarls appear in oil the public places
this morning proposing the candldature
Of GOmbetta for the Assembly on the
platform Of the continuance Of the Re.
public, with Theirs Rnd Gambetta as It's
leaders The JOrndl DeJdts says that
the people do not rejoice in tho success of
the loan, which they regard only az de.
post for the Germans.
by order of the War Department the
army Of General Vinoy has been dissolved.
The army Of Versailles is divided into six
corps, commanded respectively by Gems.
Montauban, BataillC, Barrail, Douai,
ClinChar, and lIourbaki. Gen. Lad.
mirault has been appointed Governor Of
Paris. Tho troops commenced leaving
Paris yesterday, in conformity with tho
treaty Of Frankfort. The artillery in Ar.
roung Ganvcssc will be withdrawn in a
lew days.
Orders have been issued from the Ger.
man headquarters f0rbldding the officers
Of the army Of occupation from entering
Paris.
PARIS, July 2-Sunday noon.
The elections aro proceeding quietly.
Many persons abstain from voting. The
result of the elections in this city will not
be announced until tomorrow. General
Cissey offers fIrloghs to officers in tho
cavalry service. Gabaicc has gone to
Berlin MS French Charge d'Afaires.
HAvRE, July9.
There is every Indication that the radi.
cal Republican candidates, Gambetta and
LcCesne, have carried the election here.
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THE TEMPORARY CAPITAL.
banquet to the President.

lNiANN AAhhNNhl 'NlI
President Grants banquet takes place
this evening at Collector Murphy's cot
tage, given TO President Grant and family.
Among the guests who will be present are
Senator Morton and Gen. Porter and wife.
President Grant attended the banquet
rendered him In Collector Murphy's cot
tage this evening. The Presidents family
will attend church tomorrow In the M.
L. Church. Gov Cooke, of Washington,
Senator Cattell, Of Now Jersey and Sena-
tor Geo. Il. Spencer, Of Alabama are at
the Westcnd Hotel Nearly 1000 visitors
arrived here to-day. Among them are Il
large number of turfmen. Pools on n
race will be sold Monday evening nj the
Westend Hotel. All the horses are In fine
condition, showing great speed.
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EXTRAORDINARY CRIME ny
POISONING.
A Woman Murders Three Husbands
and Two step Children.
Nrw YOuK. Julv |.

nnu Two step ChlluIehs
New YoRK, July /.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman was arrcsted' at
New brunswick, New Jersey, yesterday,
by officers from Connecticut, who charged
her with having poisoned at different
times three husbands Rnd two step chill.
,lren, offspring Of her last husband by
previous marriage. She has been taken
10 New Haven for examination. The
The statements Of the officers leave no
doubt that the woman Is guilty Of one Of
the most startling and sensational seriesof
crimes that have ever been committed In
this part of the country. On being charged
with the crimes she manifested asurpiisc
either real or very well assured she gave
nOappearanCc Of guilt, and beyond SIN.
gle surprise and assertion her innocence
did not seem TO bG at all affected. This
woman married u Jersey man nearly ten
years ago and after being with him three
years he died suddenly and under circum'
stances which OcCasiOncd considerable
comment The second husband mar.
ried in the State Of Connecticut and died
under equally suspicious circumstances
but rs nothing was then known of the
former mysteries, no action vast aiken. In
$50, ut Derby, Con, the woman married
NcclesOn II. Sherman, q widow with two
children, one six and the other fifteen
years old within nine months these three
died. all under the same unacCOuntablC cir
rumstanCcs. Alter the death Of the oldest
child, which occurred last, Mrs. Sherman
went TO New Brunswick to visit unh went
also to Philadelphia Immediately after
qhe had left Derby Rnd succeeding the
death Of the child, the friends OI Mr..
Sherman took steps to investigate the
matter, and to that end had the body Of
Mr.. Sherman, and those Of the two chill.
lren exhulned. The officers who came
IN to make the arrest, state that undeni.
able evidence Of poison was found upon
Nil three Of the bodies-thNt II was plain.
" seen in the stomach Of the last buried
Olthcm They also state that they have
been able to fix upon the alleged muir
,lerer the purchase of poison similar to
that OF which traces were found. The
poison was vegetable and Of m unusual
character, the officers being unable to
give its name.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July /.
A fire in salbngg's foundry caused
damage TO the amount Of $4,000.
Gen. Burnside addressed the merchants
on Change to-day In behalf Of the Vim.
chimes & Cairo RailIOad. He wants a
subscription amounting to $l50,OOO or
$2O0,000.
The police made Il raid last night on the
gambling houses about midnight, and cap.
lured about fifteen professional gamblers
in the city, together with number of the
players, including one member of COun'
Gil, who are held aB witnesses.
The wife Of r. II. Sutton, Of Patriot
Indiana, was killed yesterday by being
thrown from n wagon in funeral pro-
CessIOn
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The Darien Exploring Expeditions
Practicable Route Discovered.
NEW York, July Q.


Panama letters of the Goth ,ntimo state
that the survey OF the Napipl river route,
for the Darien Canal, is satisfactory, the
route having been demonstrated practiCa-
BILE, and that Commander Sellridge was at
Panama awaiting the return Of the sur.
veying party, which had assembled Ahato
river, and for the storeship Guard, when
the entire expedition would sail for home.
Should the Guard not arrive before July
I'd, Commander Sellridge and the officers
Of the expedition will proceed TO New
York on tho steamer of that date.
United States frigate California, Capt.
Clita, n flagship oil tho Pacific squadron,
arrived at Callao, Peru, on the 9th; 8s
days from New York, all the way, except
4Ghours, under sail, which Is almost M
unprecedented voyage.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FnANclsco. LnlY

SAN FRANCISCO, July |.
The Republicans nominated Mayor Sci.
BY to Congress from tho First District,
now represented by Axtel. He declined.
They then nominated j. o. Houghton, Of
Santa Clarn.
The striking miners at Amado county
are conilning themselves to threatening
the lives Of the miners who nre working
under the protection of the military. Yes.
terday they caught Mr. lIendrick, oI
Sacramento, on The road and, stpposing
him to he n newspaper reporter, beat
him terribly.
The White Pane and Palisade, Nevada
stage was robbed yesterday. The pas
sengers were tied, searched and robbed
They secured Wells, Fargo y Co.'S eX
press box and small amount of money
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, July2.
The city of Milwaukee turned out al
most enmdSe to-day at 2 PM, TO pay
their last earthly respects to the lamented
Chief Mclaughlin. The funeral obse-
quies took place at the Cathedral, after
which the remains were escorted to the
cemetery by procession of the Fire DE:
partmont, City Department. Military and
citizens over Il mile and half long. The
streets along the line were crowded with
spectators and friends unable TO Join in
the procession.
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A Verdict Of Manslan Shter.


In the case of tho State rs. Billy Sana.
gan, Annie Sanagan and Mary Ann
Hickey, charged with having by cruel
treatment caused the death Of Willie
Kane, on the 10th of May last, the jury
brought in u verdict Of manslaughter,
aud recommended them to the mercy OF
the court.
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Haul of ConnterEeitets.

UNNEHNIhIIki WIBi July T.
A haul Oi COunterleiters was made at
Monroe, Wis, yesterday, by oillcersoi the
United States secret service. The parties
arrested are named Napoleon Bonaparte
Satta, John Sherman, Clayton Robinson
and Charles Vaughn. The two former are
heavy dealers. Considerable amount nj
counterfeit money was obtained. The lc.
lrctives are after others of the gang
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CUBA.


HAVANA, July |.
Among the surrendered officers are
Nicholas Eioy, Oswaldo Adau, Melchor,
and Jas. h. Bernal F1naldro, Bias Kod-
riguese Augustine, ParieriO Silva Alfredo
Bitan, Count Augustine CociO. These
two brothers Adarl were captured by
Gen. Agromante. II il reported that
Generals Maunc, Agromanie, Pano and
Iesesito Rodridgueh have made overtureS
for n surrender.
The Spanish party are making strenu
ous efforts to carry the Portl Rico cleo.
tOns.
Count Vnmasedo leaves Santiago ii
Cuba to-day.
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SALTLAKE CITY.


SALT LAKE Cry, June 80.
Acting Governor Geo. A, Black, in a
proclamation issued today, forhids the
assembling Of the militia or any armed
force in Utah, and does not recognize any
commanderin.Chiefb but tho government.
y. H. Wells, assuming the title of Lieut.,
General, having called the militia forth on
tho lth Oi july.
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The Crops In the West.

TOLEDO, July !.
The Mdie of this evening contains crop
reports from fifty points IN Ohio, Mlchi.
gan, Illinois and Indiana The summing
mp Of the reports indicate large crop of
wheat, n fair crop Of hay and light crop
Of oats. Potatoes are better than expect
ed, but light; corn promises well, and Of
fruit q cropa little below an average, per.
haps ihree.iUurths.
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Women Not Eligible to Office.

Gov. Clanin having asked tho opinion
OF the Supreme Court as TO the eligibility
of females to Office Of Justice Of the Peace
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Miss Stevens
being previously appointed, tho Court de-
cided that women, whether married OF
unmarried, formally appointed and com.
missioned, would have no constitutional
or legal authority to exercise any of the
functions OF that Office.
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CHICAGO.
Corrupt Appropriation Bill Passed
by Council.

CHICAGo, July !.
The city appropriation bill, with all its
offensive features, which hNs been dis.
cusscd in the Chicago Common Council
for the last week, was finally passed by
that body at 12 O'clock last night, and
was taken down 10 the Mayors office at
once and signed by that official, and Is
now law, Aldermen Campbell, Otis,
KnickerbockCr and Covey, who had sign.
ed n written pledge not TO support the
bill in the shape that 1t passed, voted for
II on its final passage, their votes being
necessary to carry It by n constitutional
two.thirds vote The principal objec.
tionable features in the bill are the pro.
visions for building the North Halsted
street bridge, bridging and dredging
HealY Slough, and the purchase of two
additional acres for Union Park. They
involve mn expenditure of about $9OO,OOd.
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Express Robbers Arrested in Missis-
sippi.

NENFNT8l JWIy T.
Deputy Worlcy, Of the Southern ES.
press, arrived here today from MERIDIAN.
lie states that after weeks Of search
the eight negroes, who threw the Express
yalc OIL the train near MERIDIAN and then
robbed il, were arrested and are now in
Jail at Marion, Miss. All .! the $4,000
stolen was recovered, except about 1900.
Some Of the party were arrested IN Mont.
gomery, others in Mobile and in the noun.
mins Of Alabama, They had n regularly
utgani2Cl bnnl.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, TENN. July |,
a fire occurred this afternoon on Broad
street, east of Market, burning the roof
Of Perry & Dumont's machine shop,
DGer's saloon, and vacant store The
fire originated from sparks from the ma
chine shop. Perry Il Dumont lost heavily
in valuable patterns. Total loss about
81 600. insnred.
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Terrc IIunto and indianapolis Rail-

TERRE HAuTE, July2.
The Directors Of the Terre Hante Il
Indianapolis Railroad Company held n
meeting yesterday in this city. Among
other business, the resignation Of Messrs
Peddlo ~ General Superintendent and
Conorgin Of the Nandalia Division were
accepted. Major John L. Simpson was
elected General Superintendent The
office Of Division Superintendent was
abolished. Mr. Peddle was chosen "a
Superintendent Of Machinery. A dvi.
tlend Of q per cent on the stock of the
Terre ITautC & indianapolis Railroad tor
the last six months was declared.
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OBITUARY..

Death Of Rev. samuel j. May, OF
syracuse.
SYRACUSE, July 2.
Rev, Samuel j. May died at his home In
this city At hall past ten last evening. He
had been III for weeks, but was not regard.
ed in danger. lie was able yesterday to
receive several calls, among them PrCsl.
dent White, Of Cornell University. He
was IN his 7dth year, and graduated at
lIayard in the class with Caleb Cushing
and Geo, Bancroft. In 1Sl5 he accepted a
call to the Unitarian church nt Syracuse
which position he resigned when70 years
old. Ills funeral will take place Thurs
day afternoon.
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NEWARK, N. j., July !.
Oliver y. lIalstead, ,Ir., familarly
known as Per lIAlstGad, was killed by
n man named Geo, Bolt, diids Charcoal,
in house Of ll.hme on South street, this
morning HalsIGad was occupying u
room with Mrs. Wilson, who had been
Bolts mistress, and Ind been there since
Saturday 0t noon. Bolt, who was drunk,
calnC there at , o'clock this morning, AMI
was denied entrance. liz returned Of Z
o'clock, broke open the door and In the
struggle with lIalstcad drew revolver
and shot him through the heart, pro
ducing almost instant death Bolt Is in
custody lie claims 10 have acted in sell
defence Bolt IL II married man, but did
not live with his wife. The woman lett her
husband several years since. Both Oi them
bore bad characters lIastGad leaves u
vile and family, who are nl GrCrnpOrl,
Long Island, lie IL well known through
out the country, and was intimate with
Mrs Lincoln and Senator Spmguc. Hal
stead had hired the room some time since
for Mrs. Wilson as II lady friend Of his,
Coroner Chase held m inquest this after.
noon,
NEWARK, \. j., july
The verdict Of the COrOncr's jury In the
case Of Geo. Bolts, is that he did fClOn
lOusly XIII and murder Oliver lial9tCad,
Jr,, by shooting him In the left breast
with Il niRiOl.
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rhicrlng Rtnkesmcn Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July !.
Eight more brakesmcn on the boston
y Albany Railroad were arrested ycstor.
'lay Ior thieving, making fifteen captured
lmsh lar. Their operations have been go.
ng on many months, amounting TO thous.
nIs Or dollars.
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Mrs. McCarty, wife Of Frank McCarly
an csiimable lady residing near Wenona,
Wis, committed suicide by hanging her
self Thursday evening last. No reason
il known for The act She was q happy
wife and mother of babe only months
nl1
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Dedication of the New Catholic
Cathedral.

INDIANAPOLIS, July =.
The dedication ceremonies of the new
Catholic Cathedral in this city to-day,
were of the most imposing and interest.
ing character. The number in attendance
was very large, and included many from
other cities and towns Over fifty cars
arrived this morning on the various rail.
roads filled with visitors. At SO'CloCk q
procession OF the various Catholic SOCle.
ties formed and marched through sOmO of
the pTincipOl streets to the Church. Arch.
bishop Purcell, oil Cincinnati, Officiated
at the dedication. Ai(er the dedication
pontitlcal high mass was celebrated.
Bishop Drestpalias, of NinCennGs, Ofticia
ting, assisted by the Very Rev, b. OCOn-
ner, Ol Pittsburgh, and Father Andrews,
of Jenersonyille, Indiana. The cathedral
is the most imposing building in the city,
and the largest church edillce in the State.
Length, over 200 feet, aud 70 feet wide;
height Of ceiling to centre OF arch, 81 feet.
Among the distinguished Divines present
were Archbishop Purcell, OF Cincinnati /;
Bishop st. Palair, Of VinCennes; Bishop
McClOsky, Of Louisville; Bishop O'Hara,
Of Scranton; Bishop O'Conner, Of Pitts.
burgh; RLRev. NJ. Marty, Nlthread Abbot,
st. Meinnals Very Rev. j. CorbC of st
Marys; Very Rev. j. BenOil, Of Fort Waye;
Very Rev. lIaunin, administrator Of the
diocese, Cleveland Very Rev Bede o..
Conner, OF Vincinnes; Rev. j. $. Spauld.
Ing, OF Louisville; l&ev, Father Cheese, of
Terre IIaute; Father Budran, Of Jefferson.
vile; Rev. Father Mansn, Of New Al
bans, masters Of ceremonies
FIRE.
A fire this morning on the corner of
TT, Wayne avenue and New Jersey street,
destroyed Hutchinson Il Co.'S grocery
store, II dry goods and notion store nd join.
ing and two dwellings. Loss SEQ, 1000;
partly covered by insurance,
THE PACIFIC EXCURSION.
A large number oil tickets for the trans.
continental excursion, which leaves oq the
18th inst, have been sold. The Presi.
dent and Senator Morton have been in.
yited to accompany the excursion and u
special car rendered them. Tickets will
bc sold until the 10th inst
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GERMANY.

HANOVER, July |.
The Hanoverian troops made a bril-
liant triumphal entry into the city to-day.
A dispatch was received from Emperor
William regrotling his absence
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, July |.
1t Is althOrltatiyely Contradlcted that
Collector Ford, Surveyor Fox, and Mar.
shal NewComb have signed memorial
for the removal of General Smith, Post.
master of this city, as stated in n special
dispatch from Washington n day or two
ago
ST. LOUIS, July2.
A man named Patrick Leonard died in
tho city hospital last Friday from tho
effects Of pistol wound, alleged to have
been inflicted by Patrick McNair ut
Morse's Ferry, on the Iron Mountain rail.
road. Measures have been taken to.as.
certain The truth Of the allegation, and II
true McNair will DO brought to jnstiCe.
A German named Ferdinand was run
over on the Missouri & Pacific railroad
yesterday, five miles from this city, and
Instantly killed The body was shock.
ingly mangled.
The 4lh of July will be celebrated here
by procession of the newly organized
military companies, and there will be nu.
merOus excursions, picnics, &c.
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Mrs. Sander who was shot by her hus
band at Blue Earth, Wis, on the Goth,
died the same evening.
Tho store Of A. a. White, at Turin,
New York, wAa robbed Of $4,000 in bonds
Saturday morning.
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rho ncer QnestIon in Do.ton.

BOSTON, July |.
The beer question was decided to-day
by majority Of 1926 In the affirmative,
a light vote was thrown and very little
interest manifested The result was,
yeas, Z, ,42l nays, ,40j
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Nj. sewnrd al ConstnntlnopIc.

CoNsrANTfNoPLE, July !.
Hon VIM, II. Seward has arrived here.
senior Eitcndi has been appointed foreign
Secretary ad interim The Grand Vi7icris is
seriously mdisposel.