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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE Roman Catho-
lie Bishops, soon after their conference at
Fulda, addressed a petition to Emperor
William In person demonstrating against
the withdrawal Of the State grants, to
the maintenance Of which they declared
the honor OF Prussia was pledged, They
also protested against being required to
obey Internationally the State laws. The
ministers, authorized by the Emperor,
have replied, expressing regret that the
bishops should object to obey the laws
which were always obeyed in other coun.
tries and adding that the bishops would
have preserved theFatherland from peace.
disturbing confusion II they had remained
faithful 10 their convictions and to the
warnings which they proclaimed before
the Vatican Council.
THE BERLIN rosT's WAR ARTICLE DIS
CREDITED.
The North German Gazette, n semi
official paper, says the article Of the
Berlin Pod contains much truth in one
respect, but is connected with such anxious
views that we must contradict 1t. Our
international relations are by no means
as unfayorable as represented. While
the reorganization Of the French army
il disQuieting II does not aim at the solid
establlshpent Of the French forces, but Is
undertaken for obvious purposes. The
Post Overates the influence OF the papal
party and Jesuits In Italy and Austria,
but their power Is happily insufficient
40, .x1ntV.lta, s,nnI lu. Il lao
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MEMPHIS, April l0.-A destructive IRE
took place at Grunsill, Miss, ut 9 o'clock
Thursday morning, II IL supposed to be
the work Of an inGendiary. A large plan
Ing mill, warehouse, store, hotel and sew
eral dwellings were entirely destroyed.
The citizens worked with great energy
and saved much property. The total loss
will reach $4,000. Several persons were
badly injured by falling Chimneys.
CINcINNATI April 10,--A Commercial
special says u fire at Richmond, Ohio,
last night destroyed N. +. Westheimer's
dry gOOds and drug store, Jordan, Thorn
hill Il Co., hardware, Morris lIiIPs furni.
ture store, the Methodist Church and sew
eral small buildings. Loss about $50, 900.
Insurance unknown.
CHICAGO, April l0.-A Times special
says u fire occurred at South Bend, Ind,
this morning, by which greater part Of
q block Of wooden buildings were burned.
Amongst The losers is the studabaker
firm, who have already lost extensively
by fires this year. Total loss $4,000.
Insurance $4,000.
CINCINNATI, April ll.-A supposed in.
cCndiary fire about 3 o'clock this morn
Ing destroyed the five or six buildings
embraced In Courtney u MalOney's pot
terry for the manufacture Of Rockingham
and yellow ware, near the corner Of Dry
horn and Whitman streets. The same
firm were burned out about year ago.
Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. Four
engine horses, after being detached from
a steamer, ran away, seriously injuring
the driver.
TrrUsvILLE, Pa, April ll.-A fire ut
Middleton, Pa, at half.past 3 this morn
Ing, broke out In the confectionery store
and faro bank Of man named BlGestine,
and In two hours destroyed forty build.
ings. It is impossible at present TO give
the losses, but they will not be less than
100000. The most important losses arc
Mckinney Bros. 4 Goiey's building, oil
producers; German National Bank, s.
McIIride's drug store, A. T. Alamo's paint
store, and the Hogan Opera House. The
other buildings were principally saloons
and small tenement buildings. Small
insurance.
CHICAGO, April 1l.-A special to the
Times says n fire at Monmouth, this morn
ing, destroyed over n half block Of build.
ings, including the Monmouth co.opera.
tive building, with large stock Of plows.
Total loss about S27, 900. Insurance small.
A fire in Buena Vista, Iowa, this morn.
Ing destroyed property worth $4,000.
No insurance.
New YoRK, April 1l.-This morning II
fire originated in the cellar Of Rve.stOry
stone building, Nos. 81 and 50 Worth
street, spread to the lower floors OF 81
aud G3 Worth street and 62 Leonard
street, causing q loss Of S32O,OOO as fol.
lows: Loss on buildings, 100000; dam.
age to stock OF George furnbnll 4 Co.,
dry goods, 100000; Wendell, IIutcllin.
son ( Co., dry goods, $4,000; Park, Good.
win 4 Co.. dry goods, $5O,OOO; Parker,
Widen 4 Co., dry goods, $4,000. All
covered by insurance.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Presi
dent has appointed Richard Gibbs, Of New
York, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipOtentiury to Peru.
The Marine Band left to-day on the
U. s. steamer Tallapoosa for Boston, tC
take part in the Battle OF Lexington cen
tennial.
The hearing in the case Of Kinds
charged with offering bribes to pnbliC
officers, in connection with mail letting
has been postponed till Tuesday.
Warrants have been issued ior the ar
rest Of james Van Week, late clerk in the
Sixth Auditors Office, and Il. L, Channel,
clerk in the Contract office, implicated in
the postal fraud recently discovered, Van
Week was yesterday removed by order Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury. The order
for Channels removal has not yet been
issued by the PoslOffiCc Department. Colt
and Floyd, who confessed their participa-
ton in tho frauds are held az witnesses
against persons who persisted in denying
their guilt. The warrants for the arrest
Of Van Week are based on the aiiidayits
Of Special Agent Woodward, charging
them Of conspiracy, bribery and accepting
bribes. The penalty prescribed Is fine
and Imprisonment not exceeding three
years. The POstmaster-General has Is.
sued an order that no employee Of the
Department shall exhibit any record or
paper Of the Department to, or hold COM
munication during office hours with, any
Contractor, Agent or Attorney Of Con-
tractor except upon the order Of Post
master.General, Assistant Postmaster
General, Chief Clerk or Chiefs Of Division.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April l0,-At 1870 this morn
ing Paul BOynton started from Dover tC
cross to France in his life-saying dress
At 7:l5 this evening he was II miles out
with Cape Gresny in sight, going along in
good spirits and smoking, the press boat
accompanying.
Paul Boynton, who started from Dover
soon after o'clock this morning to go to
France in his liie-saving apparatus, ar
rived at BOulOgno at 8 o'clock this even
ing. He was in excellent health and
spirits. A great crowd was present to
receive him, and gave him an enthusiastic
welcome.
New YORK, April 1O.-A special cable
dispatch from London to the Herald says
Boynton failed five miles from France.
He was not tired, but darkness stopped
him. He was fifteen hours out.
LONDON, April ll.-Paul Boynton did
not make the entire distance to BOulogne
by swimming. He was taken on hoard
the press steamer shortly after six o'clock
yesterday afternoon, against his own wish,
within eight miles Of the coast. The
weather had become bOisterOus, night
was closing in, and tho pilot declined the
responsibility Of guiding him after dark.
The Queen and Lord Mayor have tel
egraphed their congratulations to Mr.,
Boynton. The reporters have published
a joint declaration that Boynton's desist-
Ing was due solely to their remonstranccs,
because Of the Increasing darkness and
the roughness Of the channel. He fully
proved his power to succeed under ordi.
nary circumstances. The doctors certify
that he was able to paddle fully six hours
longer. He was not visibly fatigued.
Mr.. BOynton has determined 10 repeat
his attempt to swim across the channel.
LONDON, April l2, 5;SOA,M.-BlsmarCk
is expected soon at Sandown, Isle ot
Wight, where he comes for the benefit Of
his health.
Tho German Prince Imperial will go
to Italy as announced, but the intention
OF officially visiting King Victor Emanuel
has been abandoned. The Daily Ncus
says that he decided not to visit the King
at the special request Of Prince Bismarck.
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NEW YORK.
oPENlNo OF THE NEW TRIBUNE BUILDIS

OPENING OF THE NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING
New York, April lO.-The new Ti
buRe building was formally opened thi,
morning, the thirty-ifth anniversary o.
the birthday Of the newspaper, and wa
visited by crowds Of people throughout
the day. In the afternoon the editor and
city staff made present Of q magnificent
set OF silver to Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, in
scribed with n picture OF the new building
and the monograms al. G., 1884," and
Nv. r., 1876" DR., George Ripley made
the presentation speech, gracefully com.
plimenting Mr., Reid, and Mr.. Reid re.
spOnded in brief and appreciatiVe ad-
dress.
Col. John NJ. Powell, Of Mississippi,
who yesterday was thought to be recover.
ing from the effects Of the morphine,
which he had taken Thursday, died last
night,
In the Assembly yesterday the bill to
permit q wife to testify for or against her
husband In civil action or criminal trials
was reported adversely by the Judiciary
Committee and the report agreed to. Sim.
ilarly, n disposition was made Of Speak
ers McGGireS bill, allowing wife to tes.
tify against her husband or in behalf Of
another person in cases of criminal con-
ncction.
A walking match between Daniel
O'Lcary, Of Chicago, and John Dewitt, Of
New York, of 100 miles for SlOO, was
won by O'I.eary, who completed the dis
tanGo in % hours 6S minutes and IA Sec
Onds, the last mile in Q minutes and IS
seconds. Dewitt gave up at the 57th
mile.
Algernon sartoris, President Grants
sOn-in.law, sailed to-day for England, /,
Dan Bryant, n well-knOwn minstrel
performer, died this afternoon Of pncu-
monia.
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pouGHkEErstE, N. Y, April 1O-Al
the Methodist Conference to-day Mr. Her.
manees resolution, offered at the General
Conference, to consider the ptopfiety oil
enacting u discipline requiring a Bishop
or Presiding Elder to consult The pastor
or pastors in case Of an application for a
division Of a church, was discussed and
defeated by heavy vote.
Drs. Mitchell and Newman addressed
tile Conference in relation to the Kansas
sufferers and The members contributed
800 10 the relief fund.
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Robbers G,aDtured.

MEMPHIS, April 1O.-For some time
past numerous robberies have been com
mitted In the neighborlloOd Of ChiCot
Ark, and tho citizens, believing they
were perpetrated by regularly organized
band, have been Quietly on The gui vivt
for them. On last Thursday night five
men were discovered In the commission
warehouse Of A. 7. Martin, located on The
river bank, and the alarm being given
the citizens soon surrounded the building
The robbers opened Gre on them, which
was returned, and two Of the robbers
killed. Another jumped ott Of the win.
dow into the river and was drowned, and
the remaining two we're captured. The
next day numerous persons suspected oi
being in league with the band were found
to have disappeared, having fled for fear
Of the prisoners duplicating them.
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Miinhei Nlemnrinl AIeniinr.

NEW ORLEANS, April i1.-Therc was
a large meeting tonight at 81. Patfiek's
Hall, under the auspices Of the llibef-
hian Societies, to pay proper tribute Oi
respect 10 the memory Of the late John
Mitchell. Addresses were delivered and
resolutions adopted eulogi&ing his LIE
and character. The hall was iestoooned
with American and Irish flags and the
stage sntmountei by ttanspatencies In
sctibed with appropfiate sentimenla.
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WAR DEPARTMENT !
OPFiCR or rtiR CHlRP sidNAL OPPlCER, !
WASlitS0TON, u. C., April ii.-S:3O =. ".

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFfCR or rfiR CHIRF SIGNAL UPPiCER,
WASHINGTON, u. C., April ii.-S;3O =. ". J
FROBABitlTiEs.
For New England and the Middle
States increasing cloudiness and rain
with invariable winds, mostly from tht
east and south, and slight changes In tem
perattire and pressure.
For the Southwest, the Upper Missis
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys cleaI
or clearing and cooler weather during
Monday, with light to fresh winds, mostly
from the North and East and risinL
barometer.
For the Lake Region cool and cloudy
weather and rain, with northeast L
northwest winds and rising barometer
during Monday.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
partly cloudy and cooler weather, north.
west winds and rising barometer.
The Ohiofiver will fall slowly.
CautiOnary signals will continue al
Charleston, Wilmington and Cape Henry
The display Of catttionary signals At The
Lake ports will be resumed on the 18th
tnaI
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CHICAGO.

CHtcAao, April lO.-The steamer Riets
reached here last night ut midnight, from
the east shore, this being the first arrival
oi the season.
Grain Inspector Harper this morning
refused 10 recognize the authority Of the
Governor to suspend him. lie says he
may be removed but not suspended In
the meantime the Warehouse Commits.
sionefs have appointed II deputy and
recognize him as the present inspector.
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An expedition to the Black Hills to
consist Of 1000 men from Kansas City,
Mo-, under Col. Carpenter, commander
Of the Jessie scouts during the war.
They expect to leave about the 25th inst,
and will go to Denver, thence to Cheyenne
where they will be Joined by other parties,
swelling the whole number to ! 800 men.
They will be fully armed and able TO
cope with any body Of Indians they may
n,pni
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MINNESOTA.


ST, PAUL, April lO.-The two morning
newspapers of this city have Joined theil
forces and consolidated their business
The first number Of the Daily Pioneer.
IrcS will be issued tomorrow morning
Sr. PAUL, Aprilll.-Tho consolidation
Of the 81. Paul daily Pioneer and hess
the two leading journals Of the State
takes place tomorrow morning, and the
Joint paper will hereafter be issued as an
Independent journal under the title OF
the 81. Paul Iioneer-FfeS. Both journals
are old and prosperous concerns, and the
newspaper and their joint circulation will
be very large. The consolidation was
entirely unlocked for and occasions a de.
ci,led sensation, and much speculation Ia
entertained us to the political significance
Of the arrangement. The Pres has been
n straight Republican journal and the
Pioneer Of late an independent Conserva-
tive. II Is claimed that the change il
based upon business and not political
consideration, although u strictly inde.
pendent and outspoken newspaper Is
promised as the result
NAVIGATION.
Old river men believe that the naviga.
tion Of Lake Pepin will be open by the
goth inst. The Mississippi river Is now
clear OF Ice above and below the lake.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 1O.-Jol,n Volt,
Deputy Collector, reports officially that
on the night Of tie 2d inst. at 10 o'clock
Roma wGs surrounded by party Of rob.
berS numbering SO to 90, on their return
from the interior Of Texas, who intended
to rob the custom house there. Captain
Buyers company OF troops were there
ready to receive them. As soon as the
Mexicans found this out they left and
crossed the river one mile below. On the
l4th Of March an ambulance was stopped
between that place and Rio Grande City
by another party Of four armed MexicanS,
but being alone, and having nothing, was
allowed TO proceed.
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SAN FRANCrsco, April l1.--Arrived-
Atlantic Steamship Company's Steamer
MikakO from Sydney via Auckland and
Honolulu. Ships G. +. Sargent aud Car.
rier Dove, from New York.
New YoRk, April II. Arrived
Steamers City Of Richmond and Baltic,
from Liverpool.
LONDON, April 11.-Arriyed-steam.
ships Cambiairom New York and Penn.
sylvania from Philadelphia.
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PARIS, April 1.-THE 1toniteur, semi.
official, declares that France is anxious
for peace as paramount necessity. She
Is not Conspiring against any one. The
French press generally concur in this
opinion.
II Is reported from Estella that the
Carlists shot eight Alfonsist prisoners on
the 9Th inst in repriSal for CarliSts as.
sassinated at Tafalla.
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A Good Subject for tho Hang
man.

ST.. LOUIS, April LITTLE Republican
has the following special from Kansas
City dated yesterday; Benz. ]. L. Jessie,
convicted at Wyandotte, Kansas, for
murder in the first degree for causing the
death Of an infant boy by leaving Il out
in the cold 10 perish. Jessie belonged To
one Of the oldest families Of Clay county,
and his wife Ia worth $4,000. The
child which was frozen to death was his
own,borne him by his 10 year old daugh-
tar
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neeeiyer iDnointed.

Dnaotr, Mtcn., Aptilll.-C.o o. Trow-
bridge Of this city has been appointed pro-
yisi6nal receiver Of the Detroit and MIL
wankec Railway, with consent Of all The
parties connected with the financial
trouble Of that corporation He will at
once pay of the employe3, and on the
18th Of June the Courts will consider the
propficty Of appointing q permanent
rerefVeF,
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Cleveland Detectives Rcsirninr

CLEVELAND, O., April 1l.-Detectives
Rowe and Frank, Of this city who were
accused Of receiving bribeS from crimt-
mails, rendered their designations yester.
day and they were accepted. The invcs-
tigation Of The charges made against the
Police DEPARTMENT Il still going on.
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ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Arriyed-Dia.
mond Joe, from Dubuque; 81. Genevieve,
from vicksburg; City Of Chester, from
Memphis; Rob Roy, from Keoknk. De.
patted-Great Republic, for New Or
leans; Benton, for the Upper Missouri.
River about stationary here, with 10 feet
0 inches above low water mark; upper
streams swelling. Weather clear and
cold.
LOUISVILLE, April 11-River falling
with II feet SIX inches In the canal, 0 feet
0 inches in Indian chute. Atrivel-Ar-
lington, Cincinnati; Cherokee, New Or.
leans; Coal Hill and tow, 81. Louis; Gov.
Allen and tow, PomerOy. Departed
Coal Hill and tow, Ironton; Gov. Allen
and tow, Pomeroy; Arlington, Memphis
Cherokee, Cincinnati; Belle Of 81. Louis,
II. Louis.
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I,reshct In The Upper NIlssissippI

FfeNnctlH lue OLIscF WIHSAHSApIlt
Sr. PAUL, April 0.-The Minnesota
river Ia all clear Of ice. The Mississippi
raised 8 feet to-day, principally from the
breaking Of the ice gorge at Anoki. Al
Minneapolis the day has been one Of
great excitement, The water having rap
idly risen to the highest point for many
years, endangering mills, wuter.power,
bridges and other improvements along
the rivers shore. The steamer Minneap-
oils was carried from her moorings by
the ice and lloatCd against the upper
bridge, where She pounded to n wreck,
but Il yet floating. AL the guys Of the
bridge are broken, but the structure is
still considered safe unless the hull Of
the Minneapolis COMES through the bridge.
The trCslle.work Of the Minneapolis &St
Louis Railroad, between the snspen.
sion bridge and the falls, was carried
away. E6oms and piers have broken
away, and many logs escaped. The cahal
gates we're open when the flood came, and
we're kept Open BY the Ice so that the flood
raised The platform over the canal two
feet. The Easements in both the Wash.
burn Mills are full Of water. All the
mills SITTER some damage. The water IL
pouring over the mill platform at an
alarming rate. Part Of the mill.dam iS
carried away. So far as Is yet known no
damage has resulted TO the works for the
preservation Of the falls.
All the damage occurred on the west or
Minneapolis side. On the east, or 81,
Anthony side, the food did no harm.
The Ice /, still running in large, hard
cakes, but the water IL falling. The dam
age, divided among all the West Side
owners Of river property, is very large,
but unestimated. This afternoon the
iron facing Of one breakwater Of the 81.
Paul wagon bridge was crushed in by one
Di three barges which the ice carried from
The upper levce.
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ola7I iiSiS iiS jisT6 '''''

The number Of fresbyterians there
fore for whom the great council act Is
about 8,5OOOOO. The Reformed Churches
In Europe are almost all represented in
this table by populations, with this OK
eeption, tho figures are mainly official,
and represent communicates. The Pres.
byterian and Reformed populations OF
the world arc estimated at 3O,000,000.
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MADRID, April lO-The head position
In the Madrid University has been con
ierred on La Fuente, formerly editor Of q
Carlist newspaper. No Liberal would
accept the post. There Is much dissntiS-
faction at the appointment and the stu
dents are signing a protest to the Govern
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NOTICES.
mo CONTRACTORS,


CRY CLHRK's OPPIcg,
WuERLlSO, W. Va, April q, lsiS.
Scaled proposals will bo received at this Office
until Thursday, 22l day Of April, 1875, At noon,
for the Masonry, Mp-Rap, Graduation ail Super
structure u Bridge aCTOs Wheeling Creek, neSlr
the MOund 10 tho Peninsula Cemetery.
TnR MASONRY will b. hnt-ClAs range rock work.
In cement mortar, about GO PcFrhes.
THR RIP-RAP will will be one foot and 4 half
thick, aud hand packed, about 225 cubic ylrLls
Tue ENnANRIRNT will contain about 800 cubic
yards, and will bc taken from LtGs selected by the
Superintendent, and disposed Of according 70 his
direction, the haul In no Casc 10 exceed 800 lcet
These bids shall b. by the cubic yard Of Is cubic
feet,
TIM IRSuPRRTRUCTURE Will 10 wrought Iron, two
spans Of iOj feet EACH In the clear IS feet wide, In
the clear, with factor Of saiety Of hTo( fora dis
Iibutul l0al Of 100 pounds per square foot
Bidders will examine for themselves tho location
Of the proposed work, No that no Misunderstanding
may exist In regard TO the nature Of the work to 10
done.
The plans and gpeclacatlOns arp at this Office for
the inspection Of bidders
Council reserves tho right TO eeCt any or all bids
apo F. A. BRITT, City Clerk,
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LOUISVILLE, Aprill 11.-1n McCracker
county, Kys last Friday, two negroes
named Harrison, brothers, became In.
volvedin quarrel, when II was ended by
one Of the brothers striking The other
upon the head with heavy club, inaict.
ing a fatal wound. The murderer was
hrrnainh.
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Columns, April 1.-THE store Of John
MarSetti, an Italian fruit merchant, was
entered by burglars last night and 5000
In money stolen from the clothing Of n
clerk asleep in the room. A mob Of burg.
lars have been working the city for some
lays.
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Suspended.

TrrrLE Rock, AK, April 10s-A
leading editorial In the Daily Republican
to-day announces the suspension OF the
daily issue Of that paper until the htst
day Of November next on account oi the
dull season.
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Fatal stabbinR Anrny

CAIRO, April iO.-Charles Daniels was
stabbed andinStantly killed by A. Morgan
last night on The steamer John Kyle, be-
low Hickman. Both we're cOlOfed and
resided inst Louis. Morgan got ashore
at Hickman and escaped.
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Coy. Beyetidge was In Chicago on
Saturday and approved the course Of the
Grain Commissioners In recognizing Mr..
Parker IA grain inspector, and in fefus-
ing to recognize 1lt. Harper.