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GARRETT IN THE HousE-There was quite
an exciting scene in the House this mo ming
when the bill granting the depo. site to the a.

hoCsB@-A ucrc was Iuite
an exciting scene in the House this mo ming
when the bin granting the depo. site to the B H.
timore and Potomac Railroad Company came
up as the regular order. Mr.. Starkweather, who
has charge Of the bill, signifed his willingness
to allow the amendments of the minority of the
District committee to be voted on, In hopes that
the opponents of the bill would be satisfied with
this arrangement. Mr. Kerr, one OF the most
violent opponents of the bill, accused Mr.
Starkweather of being the facile instrument of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. Cries
of "Order !' "Order J" were raised, and Mr..
Hoar, of Massachusetts. arose to point forder.
MIR. Kerr continued to speak, and the Speaker
raped vigorously with his gavel, amid cries of
"order !" f'orderl" from the members. When
order was restored, Mr.. Starkweather, in gen
tlemanly and dignified manner, replied to Mr..
Kerr, saying that il ill become that gentleman
to make such a charge. He tMr. Starkweather)
had acted as he believed to be right in the dis.
charge Of his duty. He had never received any
free tickets from either one of these roads.
When Mr.. Garrett presented his plan he would
support him in all things just and fair.
GarIetts friends would accept no offer made
by the large majority in favor OF the bill, and
renewed their /tllibusteriug. Whv Mr.. Kerr
has taken such an active part against this bill il
matter Of no little surprise; but no member OF
the Maryland delegation has showed more feel
ing or fought the bill step by step harder than
the gentle man from Indiana.
up until two O'Clock when General Negley's bill
to provide for the better security OF LIE on yes
sells propelled in whole or in part by steam came
mp as a special order. Previous to this, how
tver. a motion was adopted that when the House
adjourn to- day it be 10 meet on Monday next at
which time the friends Of the depot bill propose
to pass 1t under suspension Of the rules.
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The "Possuun', Policy.


] HE DLNUt hAIIN CAUCUS IN WA9HTNGTON
LAST NIGHT.
NV YORK. March 2S.-A Washington dis
patch 10 the Herald says that August Belmont
chairman Of the national Democratic commit
tee, reached Washington yesterday morning.
and had an informal political caucus, AZ which
were present about forty OF the principal pOliti-
national convention vas fully and freely dis
cussed by Casserly, Frank Blair, stockton,
bayard, and others. The feeling was unmis-
tAksole against calling a convention at this
time, or indicating any positive policy nil after
the action OF the Cincinnati convention is
known. Any coalition with the republicans, IL
was admitted, must be made on the question OF
democratic principles. IL was advised that no
De mocrsts participate in the Cincinnati cOnyep-
ton. There was less disposition 20 endorse
Judge Davis than was expected. The names OF
Senator Trum bull and Charles Francis Adams
were discussed, and also those Of Gen. Logan
and Gratz Brown
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PIANOS, &c.

A BARE ChAHCE-Hsving Getera. med 10 intro
- Dice r tbs city the celebrated SCHO--
nAChkR PLANO PhIlade phia, vhichSEa
n>s me Ne vest improvements. nagaif-entttf NV
toDe; y better finished, and more durable than auy
otser Piano FADE Cr-r Che came az 80 par
eeet less cash than Any other iTst Slass fizuO can
De bought or for rea=puable las. ailments Call AID
examine for yourselves.
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The long-expected Nilsson made her operate
debut at the National as " Mignon," in Ambrose
Thomas beautiful opera of that name, and was
supported by Miles Duval and Felletti and NJ
Capoul and NJ. Janet. Some disappointment
was manifested on account of the change OF
programme announced by the management:
but this was soon forgotten in the admirable
performance of the opera substituted. The
audience was a brilliant one, and as appre ,ia-
tive as brilliant; ard we doubt whether the
prima donna has appeared in this country be-
fore more distinguished assemblage The
hbretto OF Mignon is transcribed from Gpthe's
Wilhelm Meister," and the gypsy life marks
the plot; the music is characteristic, and the
orehes'ai effects are very beautiful. Mile
Nilsson is certainly most satisfactory artist.
singing pure and with artistic method
throughout the entire opera she seemed
20 De oblivions to the presence of
the audience, with one excusabIe exception.
when the charms OF her music seemed TO
soothe the savage breasts OF a delegation
nom the Japanese embassy, its effect being
10 put them to sleep. This seemed to be too
ridiculous TO escape the attention of the CON
schsntious artist. and she was visibly amused
Mons. Capoul assumed the character of the
hero and lover as only talented and graceful
frenchman can, and throughout the role pleased
the audience. In quality of voice he il NOT
equal 10 Brlgnoii or wachtel; but his methoSts
nc Is an admirable actor. and will
no doubt be fine in the character of Faust which
be assumes this evening. Mile Duyal made an
excellent impression in the role of Feina her
singing and acting well adapted to the Character.
NJ. Janet has a superb baritone voice iand rem
cered the character with fidelity. The chorus
We imagine are effective in operas which afford
more chorus business. They sing well in tune
and tempo " 'A"'
Ie-night we are promised Faust, in which
Nilsson has made great impression wherever
she mas performed the role Of Marguerite Let
US hope for band of more than four brass
pieces IN the march scene The tickets have ALI
been sold, and we trust the management will
mblhe little of Washington lberality and
employ the entire Marine band. The effect
would be fine.
10 morrow evening Fra Diqro1o will be per-
formed in ~hch Monsieur Capoul has appeared
Tor more than 100 consecutive nights at the
opera in Paris. Mile. Mary Leon Duval will
appear in the role of Zerlina, and Miss Annie
Louise Cary as Lady Allcash.
On Saturday the farewell performance of Mile
Christine Nilsson she will appear in her greatest
role that Of Lucia, Sig. Brigaoli as Edgardo
Sig. Barre as Ashton. This will close what
promises to be most brilliant operate season on
record here. "
MT Max Strakosch has engaged for next sea-
son Miss Carlotta Patti, who Is now meeting
with great success in concerts in Rome and ali
over Italy with Maurice Strakosch.
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IL AMY ONE knows your firm to be the best
in your particular line, everybody becomes
your good and willing reference, and eyery.
body's friend. who had thought of going TO
some rival house because he knows not of you
your name pronounced to him with cOmmenda-
ton: In fact, the man who is thoroughly ad-
vertised must continue to thoroughly advertise:
but having once made his name . houeehold
word he receives much gratuitous advertising
from the great public, always DESTROYS OF help
ing those who have plainly shown that thew
need no help.
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WHO PAID FOR JUICE BARNARp's FURur-
rrRE?-The inquiry into the charges against
Judge Barnardis ttill in progress In New York.
One 0f the witnesses attempted to show that the
Erie kaibo Company had paid for some Of
Judge BsrEard's furniture, but the COMMITTEES
decided against the issue of a search warrant 10
search the judges house to see II the furniture
described were there.
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THERE Is NO TRUTH in the rumors tha
changes are about being made in importan
bureaus of the Interior Department. Genera
Howard is not to be Commissioner of Int,iar
Affairs, nor will General Walker take charge o
the Pension Office.
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, visiting Judge
Davis, was struck with the large size of the
chair occupied by that distinguished president
ial candidate. He describes it as '.big enough
for Michael Angeles colossal statues of David
or Moses to repose in" Judge ID. ID. must be-
long TO or renowned Washington III. A D's.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.

A card.
ACiergyr1AD. while residing in : u'h America,
a. n i"uary discovered a -af- ani nple I-mefy
fSr ths CCre 4 Nervous Weakness E1riy ID cay,
Disease - n. Urinary ard Ssuair \ OrgaGs, anil the
Whole TRAN e e-C- lerz brought GA BY tu"'ul aud
vicious habits Great uurlt--s ~ 2 been cucet by
this noble remedy. Promoted - dssir- - beHai
The z! Eted AT u1fartuuafc.t will nd ths d
fer TrepariUg and using this 7i3rjna. in y sal
eINels p. 70 any enc VII d IL Frs. of Clare
AGdrts.. JOss PH 7 IMAM.
Station n. s Die House,
msr22 ~ Nv FORK city.
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PROFESSOR GALLAUDET was before the COM
mittee on appropriations yesterday in reference
TO the appropriations for the Columbia Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb.
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1T Is WN- r. WILMER, not Whitman, who
has been nominated by the President as collec-
tor OF internal revenue in the fifth district of
Maryland, vice Gen. stanton, removed.
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NoNINATIoNs.-The President to-day sent
TO the Senate the following nominations: VIM.
f. NJ. Army. to be secretary of New Mexico.
William Hogan, 10 be consul at Sierra Leone.
John VI. Dayy, collector of customs at Genesee,
Ny.
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No MORE MINORS TO BE ENLIsTED.-The
Senate committee On military affairs have
agreed TO a bill prohibiting the enlistment OF
minors in the army.
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DISORDER AND ANARCHY prevail throughout
Mexico Persons and property are OUTRAGED
wherever the government troope are ahssnt
The journals are dlled with complaints. Aari-
cultural industry IL ruined, and the country Ia
sunering greatly In consequence. The prospects
are good for the government triumphing in the
struggle, but the chances for internal peace are
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General yesterday received telegram from the
L. 5. District Attorney for northern Mississippi
to the feet that the % Monroe county prisoners
charged with kukluxing, plead guilty to those
indictments, and that sentence was suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-28

NEW JERSEY IKDoRsRe TIE ADNrNIsrR A.
T1oN..In the New Jersey house Of delegates
Yesterday, resolutions approving the administrar
various public questions, also indorsine the acts
OF Congress, were debated about two hours and
Passed,-32 to q. Mr.. Horn. . republican mem
parts of the resolutions we're true and parts were
false. VOC
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HE JAPANESE INDEMNITY FUND.-The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
heard an argument OF 3. G.. Northrop superin-
tendent of public instruction of Connecticut, in
favor Of devOting the Japanese indemnity fund,
now amounting 10 about 500, 900, to educational
purposes, to be expended under direction of the
Japanese government.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPRIA-
TONS this morning heard an argument of Mr..
orion, President of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, in reference to compensation
TOR signal service messages sent over the wires
OF that company.
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The CHINA MAIL SERvICK-The Senate
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads to-
day agreed to report in favor of increasing the
China mail steamship service to 81 900 900, and
st mi monthly trips.
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The Situation I'm Mexico.

A
TECAS.
INV YORK, March 2s.-The following snecia al
dispatch has been received from Matamoras.
MATANoRAs, MEXICO, March H-Treyi-
no omcial report OF the battle OF Zacatecas
states that he had combined the Revolutionary
forces from San Luis PotOsi, Guanaiuafo
Jallsco, and Agnas- Calientes, numbering in All
e,oVo men Tor an attack against Rocha who IA All
about the same number OF troops under ms COM
mand around the city OF Zacatecas. Beth sides
lest heavily. He admits the loss of so. and
claims that the enemy lest equally with him.
Treyino captured three guns, six officers and
eighty men, and lost some mountain howitzers
he remained In the field until the following day
waiting for Rochs TO come out. He then sub
divided his command. sending portions TO
Durango, Agnas- Calientes and San Luis. TO
assist In operations there. He then came TO
monterey because his presence was demanded
there. Another attack on Zacatecas is
promised Diaz is said 90 be ina Guanaiuato.
threatening the city of that name. A norton OF
Rocha's troops have gone to oppose HIM LaroZ
II on the road between San Luis Potasi and
metlco, capturing correspondence and inter
rupting communication. He recently defeated
the government cavalry force sent against him.
COItina II in Nuevo-Leon, and threatens a con-
yoy OF goods moving from Csmar 90 TO MOnterey
SlN hundred Of Quiroga's cavalry are pursuing
him. lie Is robbing the haciendas, stores and
ranches.
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TANNAxy.-The enrolment ordered in New
York by the Tanmany hall general committee
terminated last night Returns from all the
districts in the city give total Of Is, ~ names
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TELEGRAhS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL gEPURTS.
SPECIAL RFPuRTS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Evening S;ar.l
fhiLApEIFniA, March eS-The r,mmtssic,,
ON conefete PsVements commenced their s,ssi,,,,
~ .ae Sohtnental Hotel In this citv on Tuesday
neer Central Psrk, y. v, Caiser. chief en-
neer Prospect Park, Brooklyn. y. "
Crsscn' chief engineer Paramount PARK Phna
assistant engineer; and Mr. y. r. Esro~n. of fhs
Board Of Public Works OF the District of GO
lnmnia- They made q thorough examination "a
all the concrete pavements in the CITY and Pair
mount Park. The board Wa in session. All dsv
yes.eIosy, with closed door, preparing their re
port and adjourned late lsst evening Il meet in
which meeting thew will comrletp thrir ish,,s
expected that Gen1 BabcOck aud Mr. Nul-
lett will hen be present.
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What n Mormon Woman SAYS Abou,
70 POlygamy.

IotDr Wdsh'ngton STAR: As the good women
OF eur country are attempting to occupy higher
sphere than has heretofore fallen to their LOT.
may, perhaps, be pardOned for a slight sympathy
Win their movement, and manifest the same by
WEtng ior your paper q rather novel letter for
subject. " '
NO man can say that Jesus is Lord. but nv
the holy Ghost Yet, through the force OF
tradition and education, he NAV accent the
declaration as true. But to say, he is Lord. he
cannot, but by the Holy Ghost. So also can no
man say that the Bible Is true except, at heart,
ne be polygamist. The intelligence of the
world cannot, justly, condemn this statement
III any man says the Bible is true, and denies
poygamy, he is false witness in point of fact
the supre me law of the country, against nature
against the Bible, and against God. Will the
chief executive, the legislative, and the judicial
departments Of the government consider
Very respectfully, Mas SYLVIA TAYLOR.
ALLEGED PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN
JAPAN.-Under the heading |" How is this. Mr.
lwakura?" the New York World OF last night
prints an article from the Oreriaad Chiaa Nal
which says In Japan the most barbarous per-
Scutlons or the native Christians are being
again carried on. The cruelties OF 1870 are said
10 be now in process of repetition, the Prince
OF saga being the instigatOr, and an Official
tsndent torturer. The Nagasaki Gazette deyotes
ION article to the subject. 1t is said that the
number OF intended victims is yer two thousand
ana mat they will be seized and carried OF in
small drafts, so as to be operated unon and
improved on the face of the empire in "s as
quiet and uDobtrusive a manner as nos
sible. The performance Of this latter 9ood
intention OF saving the consciences OF in
active foreign statesmen i'm Europe and
America has been fortunately prevented Inv
the Gdseae article, and we gladly aid in per-
iecting the prevention of such an iniquity
1t is sad to have to record, however thar one
batch Of sixty-seven heads of families had
already been disposed OF, and in this land Of the
rising sun, which is speedily being enlightened
and is advancing rapidly towards material
civilization, the second hot was to have been
lfisurely murdered during the first week of this
year; From the privacy with which this effect
OF advanced civilization was being carried out,
me miserable victims were being playfuIly
tSitted in this wise."This time your friends,
the Foreigners, shall know nothing Of your tor,
tnrings and sutierings." Iwakura 1.-THE oficial
at the head Of the Western embassy is one of
the greatest supporters Of this enornity. Side
by side, material progress Is making rand
strides; the railway is nearly completed, the
telegraph cable is nov IN working order: the
government has officially notified that Nee nav
be sold for expectation on certain Conditions.
and permission has been given for native women
going abroah- 1900
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


NkW ORR March eS.-A report was current
yesterday, which was discrelitrd o, the rttiners
nst the south improvement Company Instead
ot giving up the light intends O. m Ike sn eaaft
10 buy out the New Nork renneriss Tho Penn
SNNania producers are trying - hre.k tie
'hAt'er OF me South impr0vem, Company.
MAYOR HALLS CASr.
Ihe Prosecution intend to take action in .he
Han case shortly. "
THE DECLINE IN KRIE
k'Strcay created a lul In the excitement ot
the Stock Exchange. A numh.r OF brnt.Ts
think that the English capitaiisrs viii reD.,,
the comic - 10 get hold OF the read. A few on
has passed.
THE EIGHTH NATIONAL RANK
., gan yesterday 20 ray dividend OF twenty
i've per cent. 20 lie dcPostOrs.
DANIEL DEEw AND ERIE.
IL Is stated that Daniel Drew yesterday sold
s5,oo.oo worth OF Erie shares TO DEn.ar.
Sh,I man X Co, al -, Co be delivered Ia ous
Inns IRON foundry, in Brooklyn, was burned
ms morning. Loss s30.Oo0: insured.
PROFESSOR SAMUEL y. ". MORSE,
Nbo has eeen lying very STICK at his residence in
conscious state since Tuesday. HIS disease Is
paralysis OF the brain, and has physicians ON
Tuesday night expressed grave fears OF his re-
coVery. To-day dispatches were sent 90 biS
his bedside.
SUCCESSFUL CooPrRs' STRIKE
Two hundred ecopers, employed AZ a large
sugar refinery IN Jersey city, struck this morn
ing against reduction OF wages At a meet
ing thls afternoon the employers acceded 10 the
tei ms OF the eoopers' society, and he men re-
suzle work Tomorrow morning.
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT RONps
There were fourteen offers OF bapds to-day
amounting TO S2-SO5, 400 iron lea Is 90 no 10
lie amount advertised for purchase, SO ID. noo.
II sold, viii 80 from leo 20 10 100 TO-
REFUsED RAIL
Judge Card0ZO This rnarnfp., r,t,,s,a -, A.
hayes, the alleged murderer OF o'DonneIl.
POISON IN TIRE TEA
his. Norton, aged 60, Was found dead i'm her
boarding house in Brooklyn this morning. ami
fourteen other bOaTders very sick, IL is suIpoS.J
from IOi~on IN fhe fpa Los a,.,,s,...
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From Europe To-day.

SPAIN Tranquil.
,n nhapHiD; march .s.-There have been no dis
repoIeed yesterday, and dispatches from an
parts OF the Kingdom report the condition OF the
country as tranquil.
RANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, March y, p. m.-The bullion in the
Bank OF England has decreased fI7s $50 during
the week.
RESIGNED.
LONDON, March 2s.-Right Hon. Russell Cur
ney, English member OF the American and
British Joint claims commission, has resigned
his position - Recorder OF the city OF London,
and MT. Thomas Chambers, NJ. p, present
Common Sergeant Of ths city, has been APP
poiated Recorder.
Tewn DessrsysA ~ - Earsssuske.
NEW YokK, March 2-Europsa an mail al
vices state that the town OF Schemakher, In the
Caucasns, was almost entirely destroyed BY re-
Vas l51, and the destruction Of property vas
very large. A considerable portion of the eoun-
Try was converted into q desert. The inhabi-
tsnts we're redaoed 70 great misery by the de-
Meshins - Dra.k-
LOWELL, NAss-, March PIN compliance
with q notice given by the city marshal all the
barr are closed 10 dav, and neither liquor beer,
nor cider can be obtained By The Thirsty crowd.
80, "a calif~.i. AOt'' has q vase laS'Ilsd"sth
GA wisconsin deaf nan recovered his hear
ng ON being chased BY . mad dog.
o0Americus, Ga, lawyers scquire desirable
familiarity with rinss by playing marbles.
n0-Old cider 10 nov made OF sulphuric Acid
sugar Of lead and rain water.
~Manachusetts constables secrets their
liquor seizures among their viscera-
a1An old saying h that whether a man mar
ries or not he h sure TO regret II.
~Crests have entirely superseded mono>
grams. No family should be without them.
nTIt n again becoming the fashion for ladies'
TO wear their fans suspended by q gold chain
IRON the waist.
~The Mcclure GRAY contest has been
the former.
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~There Ii but one woman in the Nevada
state prison, and she lie serving q tventy-seyep
year term for murder.
.~Young ladies now wear small mirrors in
their iockets, thus carrying with them the
reflection Of the face they love best.
~A Western journal announces that aMr
Jim Ciementon. equine abductor, of Minnesota
was lately the victim Of neck tie eociable. 30
"A girl at Blue Earth, Minnesota, calls on
ner leap year victim regularly every Saturday
night, ana goes home alone after twelve O'Clock
- "A Batavia IN. W lady had her arms and
hands poisoned by using 'spreparation for
Cleaning silver ware" which she had purcha sed
nom pedler.
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Ex-GovERNoR GIBBS, Of Portland, Oregon,
having been appointed United States district
attorney, refuses to surrender the Office OF
prosecuting attorney of the fourth district court
OF that state TO c. r. Bellinger, who was appoin,
ed by the Governor, he (Gibbsl claiming the
right to hold both a federal and state appoint
ment. Proceedings have been commenced to
remove him.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

T. q. B.-Annual Ball Of DAMON LODGE,
= No Is, n Cf p. to BE- given Empire a
Hall. Pennsy vania averue. between nth ~
ard 18th streets, EASTER MONDAY ~
NIGHT, April l. lSs2, on which ot lsion the ~
members are Eected aid TO appear in their
new uniform. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
iaSier. IL m2S-3t
EAP,YEAR RECEPTION AND sOIREE-
II ne lsdy friends 81 Lincoln Post, No. 3, a
e. A X, will h III q Leap year keceptiOn AZ -
shscNiC TEMPLE, ThUhSDAY EVE "a
the Orphans Furd the Post. Tickets l-mav
BE had al ParkeIs Books ore, from the Comm :.
tee Mrs : h. THOMSON, Chairman Commit
zee. maT2S &c
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Massachusetts, appears to be divided against it
self. The Eight Hour League OF Boston, Ii,
other day, repudiated the platform of tn,
national labor convention, recently held at Co
lumbus, Ohio, and excommunicated the orgsni
ration there Represented for sundry sins Of 0mis
sion and eommission, and now the labor reform
central committee Of Massachusetts, comes q
the rescue and repudiates the regulators ans
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lodges situated in the territory ceded to Prussia
have received orders from the Prussian govern
nent 70 sever their connectiea with the. Grand
hansen have protested against the order. and
the lodge Of COlmar has decided to suspend on,
erations and dispose OF all its property for the