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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

TEO. ". ROBINSON.
" REGISTER OF DEEDS, Mower Co
Niao. Will examine titles, pay taxes for nom
residents, &c.
Austin, Ninn., March 18th, 1871. VI
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.

(Fermerly Centrally
AUSTIN, MIMI, Col. J. II. MANSFIELD,
From. is&er. Clean ',eds, square meals, no
brown sugar. and no dad beats wanted. I'll
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PARK PLACE are selling Sun Shades
and Parasols at greatly reduced prices.
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ID. b. SMITH,
Dealer ia
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Form Machinery and Produce,
Anthracite and Bitumineus Coal.
Orders Solicited and Promptly filed
Proprietor Pioneer Goa! YARD.
l4v1 AUSTIN, MINNESOTA.
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usrlS MILLS
The only FIGURING Mill in
6oy1 EN0kE w.
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q. I. 039De8o01. Y. l.. HENDERSON.
Il ao1 BANK
Mover County, Minnesota.
G.. L. Henderson &c Co.,
viii buy AID sell Foreign and Domestic Ex-
shange. Money loaned on Roal Estate or COL
lateral security. viii do business on ~ favor
Sble terms - IN incorporated Bank.
o0RRssPsxDENrs AND RxpEREscEs.
City National Bank, Chicago; dilchriet l.
Co., MoGregor; r. X. Graves, Pres't LIST Nat.
Sk, Me0regor, also, PreS't c. b. 4 N. r. r.
o.; Hon. 3. Merrill, Pres't Peoples Bank,
pssMsisss, Iowa; z. H. Rsrron l. Brother.
tss''gor, 23"'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

H. VANVALKENBURGH,
Produce Dealer,
Ava:;n. M;nncsotts.
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BIERCE T. JACKSON,
CARPENTERS AND JOIYERS.
South side Of tho Public Square, on Main
street. All orders pro nptly attended to.
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GALLOWAY,
AUSTIN, MINI.

Groceries & Provisions.
Also-Assnt fer tho 81. Joe Plow, manufac-
ursd at Mishawaka, Ind. 46tf
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.. BANKS,
Cleaner, Renovation and
TAILOR.

Thirty years experience in business gives
Ne pre-emincnce over all competitors.
WORK DONE PROMPTLY.
Cutting in the Latest STYLES.
omce ovsr Austin, smout / Co.'s Store. on
Main b.. Austin. Mipn. 23tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

ALL accounts and notes due us must
be settled i'm mediately.
Stf AUSTIN Il RICHARDSON.
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A USTIN AND RAMSEY STAGE
II LINE.
Stages leave Austin daiIy, making close
connection With Passenger Trains over tho
Southern Minnesota Railroad.
Fare, SO Cents
ll-n3 8. HUTCHINs, Proprietor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

JOHN F.. ATHERTON,
CLERK OFTHE DISTRICT COURT,
An.A3n Maxas Cosnfv Minneaofa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

II p, VAN VALKENB6RGH,
III. Dealer ia Farm Machinery, Salt, Coal,
Lime, Gsass, &c., &c. Oace South Side Of
Public Square, Austin, Ii~a. ml2
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Ar b. SLOCUM.

Dealer In Grain and Lumber, at Rose Creek.
MINI. Now Lumber Yard just opened. Lum
bsr, Lsth and Shingles, constantly on hand.
Try ne. 30
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Geo. w. Clough,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Il prepared At ell times to serve the public.
p. o. Address, Austin, Nina. Residence two
miles southwest Of Austin. sly
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TlHE LEROY HOUSE,
inst opened by
]. G. EPLRR, Leroy, MIHy.
~ Good faro 4p4 reasonable bills. 2
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-04
THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUEB
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Cev0,

The following is the deci,ion rendereaL, =,
Mahennan, al May Term of the Circuit Con,,,N
above case
III tue NnS"'' Court o' 'he United States In srd
the Festern District Of Pennsylvania.
Roberts vs. Nicholas Geyer.-No 1.--Msv ~ 4
is13-Iu Equity 'Nn
November Of. 1872. Bill filed and sub,O,,
sued.
Subprna acd notice Of APP ,ica,ion for ,,,,.,
AIRY iujunctio. served.
DecGnhcr i3, 1872. Motion 70. pfel;m,5,,
junction heard, and the Court being duy o,,isos =,
the premises; the injunction awarded, n, pro,.a :.
aud decree iijcu.
January II, 1873. Injunction Issued and IN :.
18th day OF January indictment served ret, mar,
and by copy.
May p, 1873. Rule iesncd for deiendep, tn ., -.
cause why attachment should hot Issue for ccp,,r +.
IN violating injunction and duly selvtd
June ID, 1873 Rule tor attachment in M. ,,.
came on to be heard, and after argument of cor,,i
pro and con, the Court being lull advised /, =,
premises, the Rule is mace absolute aud he g.,
fence Of the CONT is, that the raid defenda, NJ.
oas Geyer, bc impiio-encd in the common fail n,
"' ,0""'' ava "''u u'''''s 'hc term Of Ten
d"ys, and that he pay the costs OF this pece
ing.
Inn. od ,s-. ,,,r,mi,.r, ;s,
A''''' S'"'''
The injunction in this case was iur inliirr,u.,
Of the Roherts' pa,cn; OF No.--fcal,d III. =, /,
., N"''o '"e pR IL!
CIV" ''i '"' '"' p'ouue''eh'ss oi o.! Veis
he it- OF infringement for which lhe teit!g,
As committed for contempt, consisted in Aim.
4 IL x I'm ar m -,
'''>'"'" Ai"-'"' I'll 'Nl'oo'hE 'olpeGces III c
.'.s being the same net Of infringement for which
EgrIar was also committed In ~. css,No . y
N, T.-,, ,sr., a. h,.t,r, .:,., y ''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-04

a'n ~ Fancy Siy'"', neatly and promptly r--rru.
'H; embracing
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Avoid Quacks and lmposters.

NO charse for ADVICE and Oonsultatfon.
m. H. p. DY0tt, Graduate Of Jttsraon Neot.1.
tGIsge, Philadelphia, author of several valusha.e
works, can ba consulted on all diseases cf tno
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has nsae
M especial study either in male or female, no
natter from what cause originating or OF e.. e.
him to treat disease with sacoess. Cures g1a,i
snteed. Charges reasonable. Those st oio
tence can forward letter describing SYMPTOM
aud enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send for the Guide TO I2s3lth Price 10 ccno.
j. B. DYorI, Md, Physician and Szsgsoa
lOi Duane ST New York.
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DGN'F ElUuRyIGGnD

W I'LL qlncliI and impnsters, who Will not a'onc
ii'cr" YOU, hri in niGcty-niue cases out If hEu.
dr'd dn-c y"n tA halSnm coptiyG cnlOmcl. NC
mti>!rr your case worse. Resort ~ once to tn.
only sovereign remedy that can be relied on Dir Nc
CulHm'- Root Blood SearCIcr, which ni~hes
rom the system all fern, Of private diseases and
virus in the blood; also, seminal weaknrss loss of
energy, loss of memory. aad all nervous di.cases
resulting fr m self abuse, which Aasro,, both mind
AMI body rendering marriage mpnssbe Warr,n
ted. frlce by mail tsecurely ,eaad, no cxrosurc)
) LOO prpaciliac Each package makes u onart
of Blood Searchcr. Williams Medicine Co., lsitls
huEsh, Va Box l}3G. Pamphlet Free
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-04

EonsnInp'iuD has it, Origin in scrcialcuns
aud corrupt stnte oi the blood, hence the alac of
treating lung disease With cough syrup halsims
Nr Nf, 10 cnre consumption We must purify and
ra'cI The hlo' q, ana whea the bloc /, par9 con
,,,,hrloh clhhot Nist Drg McCallum's NoGt
l'opg rtrchcr penctr1trs tie .rret ambush O., mi
IrC l,, ~ al'eH nui eSicrminHes it root aud NH
sicW" w" s'mSe s, nariaSa b. return nslli(prGe
-ras,g1tat'e1T aeT !on ~i'a wa.s !.sl Thankful Wuiln.
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Fey Sa5c

Fey S:asc
i2,nlo 10 10000 feet oi SECOND RAND
IUhlNG, At from ?5 10 50 cts per f7or
me llo'n is in tr;t class order aud al
resdg tr'YI
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INVITATIONS CtR"Wt AiS nROGRAMME Es
tAKD>, lItn nElS, gtr.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

The war is over. lf our victors are
disposed to be kind to us and remember
sectional strife no more, is it wise in us to
keep up warfare when we have nothing
to make war with? All lovers of a
common country; all who may be saved
by a relief given by the Republican party,
come to that party. 1t is complete
party. 1t has head. 1t differs from that
little Conservative monster of thousand
legs and no head. That may crawl about
awhile without head. In the estimation
of its people it may possess the power that
Irish Tague said st. Patrick possessed after
his head was off. In dialogue be-
tween Tague and English Thorn.
Tague asked Thom What he
thought st. Patrick did after his head
was OFF," Thorn says, "What could a
dead man do?" "Hock, and he was not
such fool as to die yeti" swell, Tague,
what did he do" "IIe swan from Dub
lin to Cork and took his head along with
him!' "And how did he carry it ?"
"Faith, and he took it in his teeth! !"
Come, fellow.citizens, come away from
this headless, heartless party (; come to
Grant and the country and help Virginia
to bloom as the rose. May she forget her
anguish, and remember her misery no
more. Respectfully yours,
P. A. l.. SMITH.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17
Train of Cars Thrown from the Tract,
for Plumber.

NORWICH, CONN, June l6.-Tbree
men were arrested in Plainfield last night.
and are now in the city prison here, charged
with placing distractions upon the track
of the Norwich and Worcester railroad on
Sunday. A plank was placed on the track
just below the depot at Daysville, but was
swept Oft by the cowcatcher. About 200
feet further ON the engine encountered a
tie in the very heart of the village and
swept it some 800 feet to switch. were It
caught in frog, which threw the locomo-
tive from the track.
The whistle blew down brakes and
every effort was made to keep the train on
the road-bed; but the speed was so great
that the engine could not be stopped and
It swept the cap-stone from the bridge over
the Five Mile river, and the locomotive
with five cars attached, containing sixteen,
persons, fell into bog-meadow some fifteen
feet below, burying the engineer, sydney
z. Cooper, and George Harvey. fireman.
beneath the ruins. After an hours labor
they were extricated, badly burned and
scalded, but they are reported as doing
well to-day,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.
GonM q N cement Exercises Of the Twen-
tieth Session Of Roanoke College.


Comm encemeutE x ereises of the Tween.
iieth Session of Roanoke College
Especial to the State Journal
SALEM, June 17.-Last night brilliant
audience assembled in the Town hall to
witness the contest in oratory for medal.
Six contestants, representing four states,
appeared to compete for this highly priced
honor. All the speeches were Of a high
order, and deserve particular mention.
The committee of award decided that Mr..
Frank Chalmers, of Virginia, was entitled
to the medal, which was accordingly pre-
scented him amid intense excitement.
To-day at II a. m. George Il. Nelson, esq,
of Baltimore, delivered the annual address
before the alumni of the college. His
theme 1.-THE Will of the People," was
treated in mastery manner, the speaker
being repeatedly interrupted by applause.
He is graceful and eloquent young ora.
tor, having taken his degree only four
years ago, since which time he was final
orator of Jefferson society of the Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia. After the address Rev.
j. G. Bart, of Virginia, presented the
alumni medal in metaphysics to j. f.
Cooper, of Winchester who won it at q
grade of ninety-eight and half. General
Wise addresses the societies tonight.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Yes eve
ming about 6 o'clock Mr.. James NJ. Dues
berry met with a painful accident at his
residence on Church Hill, near Twenty
fifth and Broad streets. lie was up very
high cherry tree gathering cherries, when
he slipped and fell to the ground below, a
distance Of nearly thirty feet, breaking his
left leg at the knee and bruising him con-
siderably. lie was conveyed into the
house and surgical aid at once summoned,
and his leg set. This morning he is as
comfortable as could be expected.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

is true 1t is no hItmbug; the recipe ia printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds. caked-breast poisonous-bites, frozenfeet,
govt, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c., and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pan-reliev-
ing agent the world has ever produced, 1t sells
article ever before did sell, and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CESTAUR LININENT for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules
and tor screw-worIn In sheep. No family OF
stock-owner can afford to be without CESTAuB
LINIAEsT. ]. b. RosE Co., SO Broadway New
York.
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evening State gallrnal.
Chesterfield County Politics--The
ssMilIs of the Gods" and the SSMtlls"
of the DcmOeracy-Rcpubli Pros
poets. &c

OHEolEhs A. june ~.
To The Eiitor Of The State Journal:
The servative-Dcmocratic party OF
Chesterfield county called meeting at
this place on Saturday last, evidently with
a view to nominating members to the
House Of Delegates and such other offices
as have to be voted for at the coming Mo-
vember election. The meeting was tinusu-
ally we'll attended compared with others
had here.
1t would seem from what your cores
pondent can learn that the Democratic sea
became somewhat boisterous, and that q
general storm actually prevailed, and that
after five or six hours Of wrdhgling, con-
fusion and discord, they had to agree to
disagree, and adjourned without accom-
plishing anything.
One Of our honorable delegates Of the
House of Representatives, and another
prominent member of the Democratic par
ty. had little "set to" during the day,
but without serious injury to either; friends
Of the parties interfering in time to prevent
the spilling of bad blood, MASKING of noses,
and getting gentlemanly satisfaction. I"
Later in the day however )" short but de-
cisive mill'' was had between other parties,
resulting in the knocking down of shining
ighs OF peniociacy' " a'se, aaaai G,,,; q
terribly cIouuea eye. anu . pa. Sa. o,,I1
Inah oeelanueo. Pun Mua. W.
Democfauc inestl,'g DC ml'hous a n,ooh
down Inc situa.ioli .ronl pnoSSe5h o 'ea,l
point, rather inoica.es = seHei ~; aen ,,.a
zation OF inc conservatives III inns county,
ana 9nat W.n the every uay aJoeS Sa, "
4. IL
come disgnstea al the niue go3u accom-
pshed oy ther party, we sllall oG p ao,e 70
carry Chesterfield oy q h s1m hepuoii-
can majority .ne coming 'al'. Ala
vi COURSE you hi'o" .ia' W 'i"o l ao w
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

The MARYLAND PRESS. Messrs. G.
R. Rees & Co. have favored us with fine
Photographic group Of the Maryland edi-
torial ASSOCIATION, including the Richmond
press, which was taken at the state-house
last Friday, on the occasion Of our editor
ial visit. Considering the large number of
faces brought under the camera, the work
is very finely and artistically done. There
are no better artists in the country than
Rees & Co., and none who do their work
more acceptably to the public. There are
only two or three faces in the whole group
that are not as perfect as open-aired pic
lures can be, and those are only imperfect
for the reason that they were too much on
the nervous order. Rees' is the place to
get all sorts of photos.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

Leading physicians are now, and have
been from the first, divided in opinion
among themselves ON the question whether
there has been single case Of real cholera
in Nashville during the season. The NOR
tality in the city has certainly increased for
the last ten days until four days ago, when
it began to decrease. Doctors report the
cases, of whatever nature they may be, as
entirely comfortable. The average number
of deaths are twelve to fifteen day, and
occur mainly among the negroes.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17

RoBBED.-A gentleman living in the
eastern portion Of our city, discovered
yesterday that he was about one hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE dollars worse off in cash
than he had imagined.
He has been in the habit good husband
he isl of giving his wife various sums of
money at different times, and portion OF
this she has been laying by for particular
purpose. On looking for the box yester-
day to make another addition, it was minus
the stamps. No decided clue as yet has
been obtained as to the perpetrator OF
the theft.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17
Further Particulars of the Murder n r
the Gordon Family at ThOrndyIke.

=
BELFAST, Me-, June 16.-The follow
ing particulars of the Thorndyke murder
have been ELECTED: John Gordon. a man
of seventy years of age, had recently con-
veyed to his son, Altman NJ, his farm.
worth 5000, taking back mortgage for
life support Of himself and wife. The
other son, John T., was dissatisfied with
the arrangement. and probably thought
that by the death of his brother and
family the property would fall to him.
This is the only motive thus far assigned,
At the time of the murder the old people
were absent on visit.
The inmates of the house murdered
We're: Almon NJ, aged 25; Emma A.
his wife, aged %; children--Ira b., aged
g; little girl, aged II months Anna,
niece, aged 3; John IT,, the brother and a
hired man.
About 3 o'clock a. IN. the latter was
awakened by the shrielss of the little boy.
and he immediately discovered that the
house was on fire. He informed the
neighbors, and the flames were extin.
guished without much damage.
The bodies of the father. mother. and
infant, who occupied the same bed. were
soon found, so mangled and so scorched
as to be hardly recognizable. A little bow
who slept IN crib I'm the same room was
severely wounded, but may survive.
The bloody deed was evidently commit
ted with an ak, which was found on the
premises. The wounds of the three muir
dered persons were inflicted upon the head.
and must have caused instant death.
His brother John T. Gordon, was soon
arrested. He is 2S years old, farm labor
Ell, and unmarried. He maintains sullen
indifference, refusing to answer any ques-
ons, but saying that at the proper time
he will defend himself.
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FLORIDA.
Censorship Of the Press-Fight with
Insurgents.

Insurgents.
KEY WEST, June 17.-Dispatches re-
ceived by steamer from Havana state that
the censorship over news kilograms is
maintained with unremitting severity. The
dispatches from New York to the Havana
press were suppressed last week and there
is great complaint. Leading Republicans
have sent telegram to the government at
Madrid demonstrating against the arb
trary conduct of the local authorities and
demand speedy modification, Il not aboli-
ton, of the rules of censorship. A favora-
bly, reply is expected.
A detachment of ninety soldiers were
surprised by insurgents ander Sanguili,
near 4ucatan, and forty were killed, inclu-
ding the commanding officer.
Z, . MARYLAND.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17
ELECTION OF CHAPTER OFFICERS

ELECTION OF CHAPTER OFFICERs.-
Hartman Royal Arch Chapter No. 80, last
night elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing term: M. E.,
Robert L. Richardson, high priest !;
b., Sidney R. Gates, king; E., r.
II. Dnesberry, scribe; Hiram Oliver, trea-
surer; Vim. Wilson, secretary; w. S.
Murray, captain Of host j. j. Higgins,
principal sojourner S. W. Farrar, royal
arch captain j. j. English, jr., master Sd
veil John Craig, master I'd veil; W. NJ.
Williams, master 1st veil Rev. l.. M. Ice,
d. D., j. A. Proctor, w. +. Hill. B. F.
Woodward, chaplains; r. III. Potter, G. II.
Scherer, Robert Cameron, stewards Thos.
Angel, ,ianitor.
After the officers were installed the de-
gree Of Heroine of Jericho was conferred
on number Of ladies' by M. L. Compan-
ions Robert Leckey and II. d. Danforth.
The ladies were escorted to the supper
room, where the refreshment table had
been spread for their reception. and they ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with their
Masonic experience.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-17
washington News,

The later figures of the treasury bureap
of statistics. are yery satisfactory IN regard
to the exnort of those articles Of domestic
production which employs skilled labor
sucb "a .vr;cnltnroI imnlemant booLs
fancy Goods nach;narv leather mus;cai
Instruments paner nerfnmerv Re. which
show GENERAL incraasn nf abont 7 ner
cant oyep lost vaor Thie ;ncroosa il ae.
neciallv remarkable in the latter half of
The wear and the nresent YEAR nromisaa
still hettar rasplte Thie io;noJ With q 10.
cline in tha ;mnor,st;on 81 fnre;on fairies
looks ia a more stable and sst;ef,ctoru
money market.
The award Of the Garev. tr;b,no, in tho
case If tba calebroted A,ahsma clo;ms
smonntino to ak 500 Ooo will NOT h,
transcend bodily in snecia 70 the I1n;tsd
States treanrv a. Wasb;noton accord;na
10 the latter of tra.tn. Int r NIL, 10 na;d
in iTnited States hards n,rebosod !, or
don Th;o rsl;aves tbe anv,atn Of tha Rani,
of Eooland which has Iataiv ra;sed ;to rata
of disconnt 70 ros;st tba ha.,r Jrarts 49,,
tic stool Of cold made INV ~ na a, upo nr
tho Frencb NOR ;ndemn;tv Tha oo;,,
nacessarv 70 nav t,,is award Il 10 calcn,.to d
wonld he eopoi IN a cnb;o blook threa and
a half fact in d;mens;on. ZACH NAV Tn.
stead Of tr,nsnartno tb;s .monnt ~ ho ,a.
transnorted ta Enolsn l IN nsvmsnt - oS the
beavv balance Of trade aao;pa{ my Tho n ,r
nosea arra,,oeroant 10 n ,noraIy jad,,otp tha
a a from Tho ,,susl nntflou or snoe;,
from thie country ' iio" " 'pe'''
Or Only aiobt cases n sm.l.nov ronortsd
dnr;n,y the ,naalI anJ thnsa 90 ooppsnoa
to the lower classes # ;s 81, ramorl ohla
fact that With The hundreds effsctad atsa
tin,a with tb;s DISEASE tbara hos ~ hoo,,
case renorted from anv Of tha hotelS on and
fret-clasa hoordno honses '
The ranort Of tha eYon,;,o,ion Of .ho
polar;s crew at orr Navv Yard l. not na,
given 70 the nnblic II ;s o;ven ont ~
semi-oficiaI wav from Sacratarv Pobason
tbat ,nhon 4 = yn,,hI;.had 49, 1,,tI;a .,,,,
find If verv .greaah ,a rsad;nn tbn,nb W.T. nnt
develonine any thino remark ablv nay
No afiiciai 3isnatcbas have ham reca;uod
at the war recruitment With rafarenna 70
the court o. n,;I;tarv co NM .;nn ~ ~ 10
convened for the triaI If Canta;n 1,cl ~ and
his hand Ganerol Shornop ia az 10 o,,;,'
ion that General Dav;s viii o,dar tho opr,,.
mission and that nort;rn Of tha t,oo,,,
nil h. no,,,arad ~ ~. IL t, Up lp
CON ~ ren,o;n 81 th.t nost nn.;, ~ :, raj =
over Tho ra,na;n,ng oor, ,,a,,;as Iii -" ha
retnrned TO rsr;onu gor,;snpS IN Cai;fnrn;a
and Dragon If E nrohahia tbat ta,,
or twaIyo Of tba p radsl;ns ' m;i, ' 81
executed &c snfi n n;tross ma' o oe
he bo3 On tha n.,t 90 a.
Government 70 nroyn tbot tan or ,ho Modaas
nsrt;c;nataS in Tho Ganhn ', ,nn INV ou an5
fhrea n the Sbarwood t;il1o tn CIV CIV
mission will he oovernad hS ,bo rn;,;targ
code which does M roo,,;ra ~ ,n,r,;r,,,
-, /" mn WIS ~. icluho - proving