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A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

AN ENDEAvoR TO SHOOT PROMINENT CITIZEN
OF NEwBURo-A WIFE DESERTS HER HOME
AND THE HUSBAND SEEKS REVENGE.
NEwBURG August IL, 1875.
This afternoon Robert Gibson, Assistant superntend-
ent Of the Newburg Water Works, attempted to murder
Alfred Post prominent resident Of this city and Presi
dent Of the Highland National Bank, Of Newburg, by
firing of a pistol at him in the street. The bullet
grazed Posts neck and Gibson aimed for
a second shot, but in his excitement failed to cock tho
weapon, and discharged Post got out Of tho
way before Gibson could dre again. and the latter was
secured, and committed, without BAIL 10 await the
action Of the Grand Jury Gibson and his wife
have not lived good terms lately and she
left him several times for short periods alleg.
ing harsh treatment by her husband. Gibson
charges that Post had something to do with his wites
leaving him. IL seems that she was before her mar
rage employed in Posts family seamstress and they
style her very worthy woman. Gibson Is of jealous
disposition and s believed be crazy He has recently
written threatening letters Post who is "A man of the
highest respectabity Gibsons charges are attributed
entirely TO crazy jealousy.
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D0NALDSON'S FATE.
The Body Of GrimwOOd Found on the
Beach of Lake Michigan.
THE ENTRIES IN HIS NOTE BOOK.

DETROIT, Mich, August II, 1875
The body OF Grmwood, who assembled in the balloon
with Donaldson from Chicago July was this morn
Ing found on the beach of Lake Michigan twelve miles
north of Montagu in this State 1t was
FULLY IDENTIFIED
by tho clothing watch letter book and other papers
of the unfortunate reporter In his book the
Introductory paragraphs
GIVING ACCOUNT OF THE ASCENT
They are OF acetious nature and refer 70 hts pre-
sentiment that he should in the world and while
complimenting his companion the aeronaut Donaldson
regrets that there not more than two, as he
would like 10 belong TO the Upper Ten The notes. after
describing an hour in the air, conclude with the
words
THE CONCLUDING WORDS
'lf we fall, fall like Lucifcr out Of tho heavens
and that upon arrival upon earth or rather upon
water-as we are in the middle of Lake Michigan
we would be literally dead"
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SONS OF JONADAB.

PROVIDENCE, r. L. August H. 1876
The Sovereign Council of the Sons of Jonadab, Of
North America commenced its annual session here to-
day. Deputy Sovereign Patriarch, E. F. Prentice in the
chair.
The following representatives Of the Grand Council
we're initiated members of the Sovereign Counc:-
William Summerscote and William Phipps of Washing
ton, D. G. DR.. William j. Points, OF Harrisburg Va ;
Charles W Drake, Of Boston, Mass and T. A. knight
and William A. Chase of Providence.
Tho following were elected officers for the ensuing
term :-Sovereign Patriarch, William H. Young Of
Washington, D. c. Deputy Sovereign Patriarch, Chas
w. Drake of Boston; Sovereign Secretary William G.
Perry. of Washington, ID. G.. Sovereign Treasurer,
H. +. Perrin, of Providence Sovereign Marshal viii
liam w. Tarbox Of Providence; Sovereign watchman,
Thomas Summerscote Of Washington D. O.
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

ASSISTANT COUNSEL EMPLOYED TO TRY THE
ACCUSED-THE ATTACHMENT AGAINST oTT-
MANS PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, August II, 1875
Ex xRepresentative Jeremiah NJ. Wilson has been ap-
pointed Special Assistant United States Attorney for
this district TO assist in the prosecution of the parties
recently arrested for the s47o00 robbery from the
United States Treasury Office
MOTION TO oUAsH,
In the Equity Court to-day the motion to quash the
attachment against the real and personal property of
William H. ottman, arrested on the charge of COM
pcity in the larceny of the SAT 900 from the Treasury
argued by r. X. Elliott for tho defendant and ex
Judge Fisher for the government Judge Wye
marked the case was Of so much Importance that it
should not be acted hastily and he would therefore,
take the papers and consider the case.
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CUBA.

AN ENCOUNTER BETWEEN INSURGENTS AND SPAN
IARDs-sX OF THE FORMER KILIED-vALMA-
sEDA DETERMINED TO STAY AND FIGHT.
HAVANA, August 16 1875.
1t ia officially reported that column Of Spanish
troops under Brigadier General Campilo, has en-
countered the bands Of insurgents under Cruz
Beo and Cespedes, at Sierra, in the jurisdiction
of Manzanillo Six of the insurgents were killed.
Captain General valmaseda has pardoned soldier
under sentence of death at Villa Clara.
The Diario officially denies the that Captain
General vamaseda intends TO leave the island He will
await the promised renforcements Of 10000 men and
prosecute active winter campaign.
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through High, Franklin, Hope and High streets and
Ferry road back 10 General Burnside's residence
where His Excelency escorted into the dining
room, and stationed himself midway between Two
doors The members Of The Grand Army passed
through and each of the ''Vets grasped the hand OF
their old chief A number of citizens and ladies' also
received by the President the tntroducOns being
made by General Burnside The reception lasted about
hour Al two o'clock the gates leading to the
grounds were closed, and but the intimate
friends of General Burnside admitted The re-
mainder of the day spent fanpiLe no public din
taking place was anticipated
II understood that President Grant will leave Brs
tol tomorrow evening for New York but If the pro
gramme is changed he will hold reception at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Colt
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THE OLD CATHOLICS.

CLOSE OF THE coNFERENcE-DR. DoLLNGER
THANKED FOR THE GOOD RESULTS ATTAINED.
Bonn, August IT, 1875
The session Of the Ola Catholic Conference closed to-
day Archbishop Lykurgus, of syra, behalf of the
Greek Church. and Bishop Sanford of Gibraltar on be-
half of the Protestant churches thanked Dr. D0inger
for the good results Of the conference which he had
called together. They expressed the hope that the
churches would continue to draw together until
there was united universal Church. Bishop Rem
keus closed the proceedings with ''re Deum" and a
prayer In Latin
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.

BANGOR, August 16, 1875
The democrats of the Fourth Congressional district
nominated Mr. J. c. Madigan of Houlton, TO Gil the un-
expired term Of Hersey, deceased.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the resolutions
of the State Convention, pledgng the unqualified sup
port of the nominee, and recognizing friendly all
who vote for speedy change of measures in the ad-
ministration Of public affairs.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

SARATOGA August II. 1875
The Democratic State Committee will meet here to-
at noon. The representation will doubtless be
full The attendance OF prominent democrats outside OF
the committee very large and the reception and read
ing of the United States HOTEL the headquarters
OF the committee crowded to- night with we'll known
politicians from all parts Of the State The probability
is that the State Convention will be held In Saratoga
that appearing to be the prevailing sentiment of the
jority Of the committee
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER,
WASHINGTON, August Isl A. NJ.
probdbfJifise

OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER !
WASHINGTON, August Isl A. N.
Probabilities.
For New England, and partly cloudy weather
with cast TO south Winds slight changes in barometer
and light rains the coast
For the Middle States, lower lake region and South
Atlantic States light rains, followed by clearing and
cooler weather. winds shifting to southwest and north
west and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and lower temperature than
Tuesday with uorthery to westerly Winds rising ba-
romeer and light rains in the Eastern Gulf States and
Eastern Tennessee.
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys cooler and clear or fair weather.
with north to west WINDS rising barometer and possibly
local rains in the northern portion of Michigan and
Wisconsin.
The Ohio River and the Mississippi, between Mem
phis and ST. Louis will fall slowly during Wednesday.
The Mississippi will very slightly stations below
Memphis
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON, August 11-EVening
Lnseed off, 24s. Cd per cwt. Spirits Of turpentino
22s Sd per cwt
LIVERPOOL, August IT. Evening.
Spirits Of turpentine, 23s. 23s. Cd. per cwt
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs.

scRASroS Pa, August IT, 1875
The second annual session o. the High Court of the
Ancient Order OF Foresers was called 70 order to-day
at noon in Odd Fellows Hail. In this city, BY Hon
Jerome Buck High Chief Ranger OF tho United States
large number Of delegates in attendance from
Ohio, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and different
parts OF the Union. public meeting held this
evening and addressed by Hon. jerome Buck, Mr..
Parker, of Pottsvie, and others.
The High Court will remain in session until Friday
evening
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ARREST OF A CoUNTERFE1TER,
HAND TO HAND BArrLE FOR IrprrrY.

HAND TO HAND BATrLE FOR LrBERTY.
WASHINGTON. August II, 1876
The Secret Service Division received information TO-
day Of the arrest Of Dean Bradley at watcrville Ne
by Of It's operatives He passed a counterfet $50
Treasury note but It's character being discovered he
redeemed IT, Subsequently be offered the same bill az
another place but II refused When the agent of
the Secret Service attempted capture him he fought
for his liberty, and was secured only after desperate
and bio ody hand TO hand battle
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

REPORT FROM THE PENSACOLA NAVY YARD.
WASHINGTON, August II, 1875.
The following telegram received by Surgeon Gen
eral Beale, of the navy to-day
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA, August 1s, 1875.
There is no fever in the Navy Yard or vicinity. One
Barrancas died with the fever Saturday another sick
at the same place is doing we'll The others who were
stationed there have been tosquarantne station at
Live Oak, in Charge of DR.. Martin.
GEORGE II. COOPER Commodore Commanding.
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THE STEAMER RIO BRAVO.

PROBABILITY OF GETTING THE STRANDED YES
Sell oFF-REpoRT OF THE COMMANDER
WASHINGTON, August II, 1875
The following telegram received at the Navy De-
partment this morning from Lieutenant Commander
Kells of the steamer Rio Bravo
ORANGE Texas August It. 1875
think can save the vessel and get into Galveston If
can get tow. have requested assistance of the col
lector at Galveston. am calking and rigging pumps
If can get in two weeks will see me ready again.
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TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING.

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, August IL. 1878
The first day of the National Temperance Camp Meet
ing opened with heavy rain. At least 1000 persons
were present Aner the Introductory religious cxer-
cises Governor Dingey delivered stirring temperance
address Great interest manifested and many promi-
nent temperance workers and speakers from various
sections present
The State camp meeting at Gardiner progresses with
unabated enthusiasm.
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE H. MUMFoRD.
RocnEsrEn. Aurnst II 1szs

ROCHESTER,, August IT, 1875
The funeral ceremonies the remains Of the lato
George H. Mumford, Vice-President OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company took place here today Tho
remains arrived from New York late last night, and
were taken at onco to the family residence
South avenue. AZ ten O'Clock to-day brief but i'm
pressive services held at the Mumford mansion
by Rev. Israel FOote d. rector Of St Paus church.
The remains then taken into ST. Pauls church,
escorted by largo number Of distinguished men, OH
GERS Of the Western Union Telegraph Company and lead
Ing citizens of Rochester.
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John Warren, young man, recently dschar gea
from State Prison after serving a OF four
years for atrocous assault and battery and who has
also served several sentences the Essex County Jail
was arrested again Monday night for insulting and
annoying conduct He made a most desperate resist
ance TO the officer assisted by number Of his rowdy
companions Warren committed TO await the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury.
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FRANCE.

~ MAJORITY OF CONSERVATIVE PRESIDENTS
OF COUNCILS GENERAL SUPPOSED TO BE
ELECTED.
PARIS, August IT. 1879
Presidents Of Councils General were elected in many
departments yesterday The returns far received
sndlcate that majority Of those elected conserva
,fivcs.
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RAILROAD BoNDHoLDERs.

ST PAUI, Mimi, August II, 1875
Information has been received here that at recent
conference in New York between the chief officers OF
the ST Paul and Pacific Railroad and committee Of the
Dutch bondhoders an agreement was arrived at by
virtue of which all pending litigation is withdrawn for
year. and If the agreement is ratified by the
nnrineipaIs in Holland two iucompleted portions OF
the line will be pushed forward 10 competon--the con-
necton from ST. Paul with the North Pacific Railroad
Brainerd and with the Canadian Road now building
from Fort Garry 10 Pembina
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MOTHER AND CHILDREN DROWNED.
READING, Pa

READING, Pa august 17,.ls75.
This afternoon the wife of Captain Phillip Besssnger,
accompanied by her three children, two girls and -
boy aged respectively nine six End thyee years LEFT
her home in this city and walked upfhe t0wpath of1he
Union Canal, and when near Gring's Mil three mHes
north or the city deliberately walked the canal md
drowned herself and children. The bodies were.
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SPAIN.

"a MOTHER CARIIsr FAILURE-UNsUCcEssFUI. At
rEAIPr OF SIX THOUSAND MEN TO RELIEVE
SEQ DE URGEL
MADRD August II, 1875
body Of 5000 Carlsts to-day attempted TO relieve
SEQ de Urgel but unsuccessfuly Several we're
made upon the royalist positions The besiegers arc
expecting renorcements and the fire upon the city
continued. The citadel has suffered serious damage
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EX-TREASURER PARKER.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. A,

CHARLESTON, s. G., August IL, 1870
After hisrelease last night ex-Treasurer Parker went
TO his house. and Is now asceraned that he took the
train for Augusta at three O'Clock A. NJ II is very
probable he VIII never agaiR ha South Caroline
The New York herald., 1875-08-18

The WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. COM
PANY have placed upon the market their NEW SILENT
SEWING MACHINE, with
AUTOMATIC TENSION.
This is the most marvellous Improvement Of the day in
sewing machines In practical utility ecpses everything
hitherto There of required
this machine perfect work is guaranteed any kind
thickness OF material Main Office 65S Broadway n Y.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE


IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO BROKERS. BANKERS AND
BUSINESS MEN
THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS."
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY, AUGUST ls,
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS
OF THR
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN TIE
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY,
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF TffE
STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET.
OR SERVED BY CARRIERS TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK.
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
NO ANN STREET
dfERALD BUILDING.
PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL AND
Brass sIeNs packed and shipped uPHAM CO., $50.
252 Canal street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tickets now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train to Schenectady whore carriages Will bo
In waiting to to Saratoga arriving hero
in time for breakfast.
Fare from New York, including delightful drive OF ID
miles through the country. -
Sc so.
connection Saratoga rail for Lakes Georgia
Luzerne and Schroon. arri wing there before noon.
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CARDINAL MCLOSKEY IN EUROPE,

HAvRE, August II, 1875.
Cardinal McCoskey arrived here to-day the steamer
Perere He is in good health and will depart tomor
row for Paris
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, In COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last ycsv in
dicated by the thermometer al Hudnups pharmacy,
HERAIn Rnildinr.-
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ON THE BEACH OR AT THE SPRINGS AMONG
the mountains wherever in fact the fashionable
GLESSs SULPHUR SOAR is the popular article OF
the toilet and the bath being universally recognized
standard purifier of the skin and rrta-
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THE DROWNING AT NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS, August II, 1875.
The body Of Ethelbcrt Parsons, who drowned at
.sbe Cave Of the Winds the 9th nsL was recovered
aFom the whirlpool to-day.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssna will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close the Post ONCE at
twelve O'Clock NJ
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wil be-
ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.

LONDON August II, 1875
The weather throughout England to-day is fair and
hat
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CHIEF JUSTICE LOWE.

SALT LAKE crrr, August II, 1875.
notice is published here to-day Of the resignation
Of Chiaf IuSsice LewN
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QUARANTINE AGAINST PENSACOLA.
MONTGOMERY Ala, August IT, 1875.
The Mayor has quarantined Pensacola where case
of yellow fever is reported.
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N THE WORLD.

EES R4iL%AYa o. eANAD4 F9R ALL POINTS
G9AGgHEs ATsTAGHED TIA CHE ONLY RESULAR FARE
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
PoUGHKEEPSIE ALBANY, SARAToGA, PALATiNE
VA BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND sUSPEN-
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wAnM TIMES IN PARIS.

PARIS, August II, 1870.
The weather has been unusually warm today, the
thermometer registering 100 degrees in the shade.
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CHOLERA IN SYRIA ABATING.

CoNsTANTINoPLE August II, 1875.
Advices from Syria report that the cholera is abatng
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HAVANA MARKET.
A NOTED NEWARK OFFENDER.

HAVANA. August is 1875
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gold currency-eected for parties in any part Of tho
United States Canada best references and most fayor
Bile Apply to address CLEMENT I. RICE, Cen
eral Insurance Agent, lI5 broadway, New York
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A-RUPTURR AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIES
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH principal Of the
late firm OF Marsh Coz, his old office, No Vesey
street House. No connection with any other Office In
this city.
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A-MATTHEwS PURE SODA wATER.-'THB
refreshing and wholesome beverage at oil times" Dis
pensed at New York and vicinity The MAI
dpenses beverages free from all consami
nation JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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EXPERIMENTAL PROOF THAT SEVERESF
ruptures are easily furnished daily
by THE ELASTIC Truss COMPANY, 6s3 Broadway, who
really monopoliEe the curing or rupture
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IAIENI WINE Sums, ENUItAF Ed MEIhII AlNb
Brass SIGNS packed and shipped uPHAM CO., $50.
252 Canal street.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP BEING FREE FROM
alcohol its energrng effects followed by reaction
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TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALFPAsT TWO, FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT, VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
NUN ONT rorrp Tp ACU crvpr ~
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50 25 TO NIAGARA; So SO TO SARATOGA:

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
re
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FIFTY MILES AN HOT
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expressed their disapprohation OF bishop
IIAvEN's proceeding. Others were not
ready to express their views OF course
II il not going TO receive the unanimous
support of any denomination. and in Now
York tho influence AGAINST thud term
have been particularly powcriul-th'
press here being opposed TO II without m
EXCEPTION a reporter IN ImlnnclIna
who called upon the Methodist CLERGY
there found them very generally IN iui
harmony with BISHOP llNvtN. ANON"
these was man OF no less mark AMI
distinction than Bi.hop SnirsoN, who tx
pressed himself unrcscrvcdly in favor Of
GRANT for "a third term.
How far Glen. GRNNr will be able to di-
vide Tie American people on n religious
issue. il one of the most interesting prob
lens that viii ever lave arisen in the his
tory of poliucs II cannot ho determined
with certainty yet Everything indicates
that lac has como v .ry deliberately tn the
conclusion TO mal,r thc effort, and t. stake
his chances for third term ON his success
in Introducing the element " scrtnrinn-
ism ns the controlling influence, into the
ncAt election Of President.