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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-11-04

Beniamip r. Butier, in his speech
at Andover, Msas. On the 18th inst,
said:
"TAs slsctioas ~ IT, past wsek sAoS
that there 70 10 BE- . eoslsst ~ a &sost
dstersinsd character a costssf UkicA
h doubtful. r say u frankly. NJ.
NldswS election u NOT Impossible ;
say, not iWprob1ble."
The United States Treasury De-
pertinent IL authorized BY law to en-
play 4fO per~ona. Il actnnlly en-
ploya z, ,60O persons, or aeven times
q it has warrant at law tn employ.
Two years ago, the cry through
the land was: Farmers to the front
politicians take back seats!" Have
the times grown any better Z Are we
any more prosperona In 1876 than
we were In l674f Yet to-day the
politicians cry u the bloody shirt
drowns all othesr; and the farmers
have 70 take hack seats. g
I'm 1874, the people Of Nebraska
applied for g moo rides 10 order to de.
1snd their homes against the sionx
Indian. Congress refused to let them
have arms. But Congress permitted
the Indian agsnts In Dacotah tn aell
S.00O repeating rihes In 1876 to Sit
ting Bntl and his msuj with these
srms Custer aud his aoldicsS were
oaancred. y.
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CIRCULAR.

OvyIcE SrArE REelsrRAn ov vOTsus, ,
New Oricans, October q, 1876 I
To ali Supervisor~ and Assistant Supervisor
Of Registrstiop, State Of Louisiana: =
In order to avoid disputes between the
State and Federal officers. and In IT, intor-
eet of 6nis. pcacea1le and honest election,
givc II aeny opinl and 20 instruct ron.
tAat the power to j4ltutiniss In election mat
tsss. On tho pert of United Sts>ra mrerviesrs
begins with fhs opening sf Ugstrsfisa, and
eontinues until the vote u counted. and
should isclude the tins of revision shat is.
from the closing Of the rs9iatratioa 10 the
opening NJ the polls, On thu sabieet, Hon.
J. r. Beckwith. United Staaes Distxict At
torney for Louisiana. In . written legal opi-
nio0. given tn the chi~f mpervisoe Of tho
United staAes for LouidanA Ostobsr 20.
Il can not BE- doubted thst ths duty Of
the superviscrs extends to the inspscticn Of
the uxSIfnE election. fun its commsacsnnt
untl decision Of its results.
This opinion was examined and concurred
in BY Hon. 9. Beiden, thsa Attorney 0ess-
fal Of this State.
This view only carries out the policy Of
the Federal law tSee Reviasd Ststutss u
TIE United Statea, seetiou 2ol6), and = but
~ MYCHAEL HAHN. y
Sta&e Registrar Of volsesL
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POLLING PLACES.
Poll No. l, locsted 1t Edward Pocb6s Coope,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
COU8T.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.


Parties charged with fraudulent ragistra-
tim may appear In court voluntarily for
examination 0r to answer To warrants during
court hours. and the following rule Of pro
ceedings win be adopted:
When the evidence produced 10 conclusive
and aatisfhctory to the court the 0nso viii b
heard and decision rendered.
Whers the evidence produNedis not con-
clnsive, or the iuteresta of justice indicate
the prorriety of future hearing. the same
will be 6xed sf IN carly Aata or hoar. it
rrcori will be kent Of all parties appear
ing Voluntarily or IN the ahas1ce ef the war.
rant for arrest, which shall cot forth the
date. number Of tho case. name Of the party.
snd In cass Of continuance. the day aud
bour fred. . copy whereof shall be trans
mitted daily n the United Stakes marshal.
with requcaf that in caaes which have
been decided the warrants Be immediately
returned to tho court, and In easas which
may be continued to day and hour fixed,
the warrant be returned on or before the
time fixed for tho examination.
both parties are requested % have repre-
sentative couDsel in attendance, in order
that any suggestions Involving the interests
Of justice ne to time and hearing Of Gases
may he duly considered.
And for the purpeass of idsatiAoation Of
parties charged N above. the oourt will an.
nounee dsilv the day and hoar for hearing
the cases Of each ward. ~
JOHN p. SOUTHwORTH,
Commissioner n the Ciosuit Cear& Die
frict of Louiaiana.
Nev Orleans. OctossF 30, i06
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CIRCULAR
GrArs o. LQgneAuA, }
Od,ss sscas RsEissr.r ef vsts.A !

IL HrATn o. LogugAuA. \
OAlee o&als Rsgistrar Of Vo1sn, :
fr 81 New OrlsaIa, OsenhR n, I0a y
Te ell sapArvisss1 q Rsxistzuoju, 4 ~
8tate Of LouiGiane: ~
Whereas, considerable doubt and sucsr.
tsinfy exises b - pablIe mInA relaSlve =
thA nuuhss = pellsne plarss = whlsh III
sesntry parishes srp ssverally entitled undse
WRs.sa1. sssss appssr. n h . ssrsais a..
gvee II uncertainty snd enntrn1issioa q ~
.svsss ss.s"ses s sppsv vt4is'sG = a. ssh5sss
whsrseA IN sasss vbsss sash useev4si.ty
eyjeta, II = deeiroh1a tAot t1s Iev - Rlvon Z
hber1 cs~a1saeeisa h Ae dle6ut3oo q a.
poeSto eeaveNio0oo; et hs 49, ~el
i y. ehseslhee. staasA = the sullng ~
Instruction a thh 06.ce. Tat Il = tIIS dntI
= ~ eapsrsisoe q ryg1saeueisu = snsA -
ish lOrl1.ns sxosptsij . 1870 p -
wsssl.in - r.si9h. n
n. Ths .slisf !. -. - ! Z q ) "a tsa.sss.
e -. Ssss 8: s ss 7, slgsszaa !Sss -,
sfFea11.11lun vtll ~ sGes0ue3 Ne - =
pM - neneng(aetts ustohoaoNlu1ol
= - - -: = J: = sssyssss:s -
s-s:.. ] +: 49, ss!:s.. 8 =. -
CUAuE MANI.
0t1oo DsgigosaS q eVo1ssu.
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GENERAL ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR,
ssAss o. LounaAxA, }
Exseative DspaFeueak
M Nee Op2nana. NouHunlee lG l01a

No. Ossoona, 0epo1O6oe u, IQG }
u esap,tsacs VIM ~ lDvs q q = oeste
amA - The United etatea, pstiee - b1sUby
Eivea tbee gsassAl eleoe3sa vill - ~ u
~ 6eats - Eo~lsians O th~ TnssAay ~.
ceeding r. hrgt Mseday n NoVonhae nox1,
vtss 1U19DAY, Msvs9bsp z, lo5& = WI
eaese6sn thers ~ - - sheesa " - eoon.
- veeosN a tho 0oe1e-
eight Hesesss - Prssiaent - w. -.
ideot IT ~ Unftea SlstsA =
4 bTssesseot1vs 10 tAe Fsssy.Afsh Css-
Gvess u the United States fsr the vlrse Csa.
o..s Dsoset cempoeaa q ~ -
-. q rssesmi.sS = ns!sssd. snd hat
H. - sisss ssnl e u: sis:issipp! liver, cd
strsse end shs NV sanal, csm pvisipr vera1
thrR four. Ave, six. asvsW, eieht, ni.s sad
hftseW d tbs city II NsW Ovleans.
4 nsees9s1sfiva = ~ VMgsy.ANn Gu
Grs0 u the Unissd Stssss ~ 't1s onesUd
CeaGvSset0Mal Diaesict, csMpeosa a tAas
Issesea e the rarish = 0vieaae lying ohevs
yaS0 eepoat - - New seaGI, eoGueie1or
- eeesad, 6mf, tDeth. eIsv0a1h, twslllS.
thirteenth. f6urt1sath. sixtooalh - eoveo,
I'D ~ pasisAoa q Js6brssn, oe Csln.
- Jeln ~ nupeGse anA r.. 1a1s9 4 II
= nefs.sseeeivv = ~ IsgeyllNh O.
NsD fSAe uniieA Nta1so ~ - TkE
csuWsalaaaj piseyise, enoposnA y G'
nAs q IeervulA Aaeena3aa. Aansno =
A Tosyuno1es ~ nagy, ~ 62
49, 49,; LAagseA vRzlisa. Cansssa -
Z. = zHasc;s(es:,ss2 : s.:'.ssssaas e:
snxssssssssl District, coepsssa - sSs m
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probable event If Radical success, 70
secnre bills authorizing the payment
Of the balance Of the claims they now
hold. A = part Of this scheme, they
have iaised the rebel war claim cry
against the Democrats. II il merely
the cry NJ "stop thief."'sand those
who raise II are the thieves In the
past, who want tn BE- the thieves Of
the future, as IA abnndantlv demon
strnfed by the figures alinded to.
which are quoted from the oficial
records from the 43d and 44th Con-
gresses. The Southern people do not
nrge and do not desire the passage
Of these claims. The present pressure
Of taxation upon Sonthern land own
ERA, and their experience of Radical
taxation conscqnent np0n Radical
ext~vAgance Ia too recent and too
bitter to permit them tn desire the
snccesa~s 0f anch claims. The Snuth-
ern landowners are now sOlely in
terested In availing themselves Of
opportunity 10 reap reasonable and
nsaured profit from their annual har-
vest. They want to build themsel-
yea M by the indnstry ofthe future.
and not Ivy trading upon fhe dead
past. This sentiment h universal
aniong nll responsible men IN the
Southern country, and they ara not
particularly solicitons ai,out lining
the pockets Of the carpet -bageerr
who have bonght np their claims for
. trifling percentage. The way to
defeat n rebel war claim swindle ia
to elect Tilden and Hendricks, and
def.nt Hayes and Wheeler. hecanse
the Democratic party h pledged and
hound tn reunion and retrenchment.
with necessarily involve the defeat
Of all swedIing claims npon the
United States.
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81. NICHOLAS FOR NovExssR


Il in full harmony with the Thanka-
giving season. "The Owl that Star
ed" "Borrowing . Grandmother.
and "Tinsie's COnclusi n" are three
admimble Thanksgiving stories, and
every one Of them II beautifully H.
lustrat~d. The frst contains an ex-
quisite picture by c. 3. Reinhart, the
a~cond a fine illnstration by Sol.
Eytinge. and the third, one of the
very pretti-st of all Addie Ledyard'r
pretty drawings. = sFf
or miscellaneous articles, the num-
her contains enough to delight the
boys and girls for many m hour.
There il "The Kingdom Of the
Greedy" new short serial, very
humorous and entertaining; and ar /.
ticle telling GAN abont q Lead pen
ell j" some delightful sersea called
"The hers that went to the Sky j"
and m interesting sReminiaccnce 1T
Ahrnham Lincoln s
snsan Co0lidgr contrihatee m hia-
tnsical article entitled "A Queen
and mt = Queen" and H. H. has D
charming prnctical talk while the
frrah and stirriag s'Story of . 'Tolrr-
har Bad Boy is by Sarah Winter
Kellogg. who has written several cx-
cellent boys stories. .sFlower IN
Winter" AMI "A Centennial PEN
wiIxr,~ furnish pleasant tnsks fit
lit3le hAnda and there u No end n
the Pscaasmt Rhymes prepared fhr
little eyes arA ears srch . "Beni.
ta." hy Mary T. Bradley; "ListeD-
ing.r By MARY N. Prssroft, @The Sun.
day Baby" by Alice Williams. and
Ne dainty verses by Bessie Hill,
entitled "Far Away"
The number contains many beAu-
tihil pictures ~ weli-known avtista,
~ we'll ~ = few very comi~al dr~w.
inss by 2. Beard, F. Oppsr and
Others. s ~ ,,ta
SCRIBNERi T. C0-APusLIsHERs,
743 4 74s BRoARwArl xw- -YosK.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH or Sr. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
-
. Ssooession Of tie late
FLORIAN AUBERT.
Mo-. 229- $780,
Parish Court.
Z. LEcENpRE Attorney.

ti - l.' Il
BY virtua Of IN order of sale, hearing dste
Octobse 9th 1re. and TO me- directed by the
Honorable The sf1rv~aid Court. I viii proceed
tessil st pablo asseios, On the prsmises. On
rHU1sDAY IL ~ ~ q DECEADEA,
l94 Ar - o'cLocx T.,
H. following described msvsbls ed iumo-
vahae property, bssouging tosa1d sscssssioo,
to wit. Nllls0t#
A csftain tr.ct Of land sisoaesd in Tile
Parish ef o.. john the Bapeia4 en the rgAt
haak n the Mssiasippi River, composed u
40 ono half srpeat front - ~ - pivsr.
by fnrty aspents n depth Astween cIosing
linsa. boanded shove BY tlse prUpersy n
nassdNrd Shsxneydrs. asd below By 'thot
a Nums Auhsst sud Estevuns Rshanst -
aad - ~ Dine 444llo0 scrss Of lsnd 10 h
takea ~ she aseoud osWsoaaio0, IN the rpaf o.
~ tsaes ~ lAnd Assely shows dsasriAsd.
Alss. 90 cd DsAsosaA aud bedding, 90
Cd AWaiR. oas PDaNgh No. I, 60 h q
HaRneaA enc lot a Liimher. one lot of Nhiu-
GleA eae Aal~. sae 1T RiR n s1aska 80 IL
of Riss thsashed. One saall 04evs Hssa.
um srE1nS: ~.
Cash q ~ ~ h u. q 1kuaeusy Nooes.
Sheriff. once, PneiGh o. s. JOIN ~
Daptisk 0stober Is. lNA sRsf
LUCIEM CAMDRK.
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made by the adoption Of the Metric vssehts
and meaenrcs would be almost incredibly
large: .She same proportionats saving
would he effected In everv market, store
fhctory. counting-room. IN short every.
where, for in business life nearly every SEQ.
tence spoken or written contains some ex.
pression Of quantity.
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GNANNY'S STORY.

~ yoAa ~
ts. -
is1.y ssass6Ss q ~ q Do ~, esA'
ApA eaogeely tn tfwe' q yaoe.. -.rss..
Dat 90 ShluG q down n Nv nemau
- 60, b = snrS 10 stev;
hyssiHg -. but & q censs -
...AA-s. rsa...
-, .Ss 4. 6nLs<t
4 ~ SisSk line q o. vsSss,
sfI6eooA 80 = ePveE e. vSiees A s.sg~ A.
fAat = a. NJ De6ance.
WhsS - eAed dhip 9aspefsaa
uest ~ ~ NE = ~ HeU.kera
Su3 nNy-sfx ysoss 20.
s-.-s..--~"eM
s.assx shss~fr,.
A. 49, a = keee q Is hsrker
~ ] M ~ eUs1gnaa hsst6s -, 4
.xo1 oVoeyt6ing tjdy end triGkk IasAs,e
Woa. 6HufE y mdde1. ! ejknaf
o<n64 eHeooeb - RasHv en&Gf1
aI-.- -'.. - .-..- ass
eeS
- 1WSss = ~ ~ ~ esse
n sh5Ieks n voosn an1 -.
A. ly.ss tAs iesls - srsvdsE
S2E.G - Is,a E !. = sssssA
~s.s s..r..-..--SL--
49, - sA - = g So : 8. :: g; s::-.,- ~.
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E. LEoESDRE Attorney.


BY virtns Of an order Of aale hearing date
October 9Th. 1876. and IN me directed by the
Honorable the aforeaaid Court, ] will pro.
cee<a tc se'l st public auction, on the pre-
THURSDAY the 7th day Of DECEMBER,
1876, At 10 O'CLOCK A. T..
the following deasiheA movable and immo-
vable property. belonging 70 aid suoceasiou,
70 wit:
LANDED PROPERTY:
A certain tract Of land situated In thia
Parish Of St. John the Bsptist, on the right
hank Of the Mississippi River, measuring
one arpent and half. moro cr leas. front 70
the said river. by sixty arpenta, more or less,
in depth, between clssing lines, bounded on
the upper line hy the property Of Mrs. Wow.
Paul Auhert, and on the lower line BY that
with the buildings and improvements thsre-
on and thereuuto belonging.
MOvABLES:
Also one Arnoir, two Beaisteoda, eas Anu-
BILE barrel Shotgun. one Revolver, one .Jar
The aaid shove desGribAd tract II land IN
b divided and will Be aold into lota Of MT
lean than (l0) ten. nor more thao t50) ,6fty
aerce. A plot Of which shall b sxhibitsd On
the day sfsals.
TERMS:
Cssh on the pot. in o.. Treasury Notes.
Sherifs once, Parish Of ST. john the
Baptist October 9th. lN6
,..s. LucrES cAxBRE, sx
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MICHAEL HAHN. n
6tate Registrar Of volsss.
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Tho Party ef Claims.

| Two u0pWWuc30 pnvrys ~ Oeca cary
| Q party a claims. Their entire ef.
forts far the last four years seem to
have been diNrted towards the rea-
lihsQou 0f Claima upOn the public
Treasury. The hiatOry IT the fam
ons cotton tax claims e well known
throughout the country, but perhaps
h is not suhlciently realized by vo-
|1sss tlat theae clatns, like all other
war claims, werc brought up by
Rines centering In Washington. and
having their headquarters in tho
immediate vicinity Of tho White
Houae. The most audacious exploit
of tho party of claims through their
Ring machinery ID, however, the pas
aago of what are calls the "rebel
claims.w The Radical Washington
Rings commenced buying up these
claims r. the beeiuning nj ths 6rst
session of tie Forty third Congress-.
They pnrcbaaed oil that were for
sale 10 the States of Alabama. Mis-
aislippi, South Carolina, North Ca
folina and Georgia, 1t rates varying
from 3 IN 10 per cent. If their face
valae. The corresponding agent of
the combination was Gen. Rice, who
WA 20 notorious IN the post trader.
ship heeiRsss, ed aceprdinG 20, bis
own testimony, made % ne o20, ono
bonns, or rather stole It, ont Of his
|cOnncctiOn with these transactions.
Riceb agency IN the st-tradcrship
b0oiuess va limited % Introducing
people n the Secr~tary Of War md
his satsllitea Int ~ csmmissi0n was
. vesys lssuD psrssataes upon the
preota q ths pasts, which he har-
tsre4 sFpy. n tke Southern claim
buslNeas he figured more prominent
y. Mast a tlss commnnicatidIs on
ias'ishjsct sset - people n the
SoutA wssv dgnsd BY him, and each
inclosed - explaastiOn Of the
sche1e, which was tpevardcd osly
- persnns vlem tn riaGs tlHMght
enald b depended apsp. 6epstOr
1pescerb ~ N Alstems bought up
mdst ofths elajQa n thst, State, and
Il 10 Unnecessary TO aay that tbe Ra-
dicsl ringsis Misissippi, Soath Ca
rQlinA end other States, ware not
hsfkvsrd - taltjng thels an sl,ars.
The scheme worked well ~ long n
thosa aadicole heA fnll eontsUl ~ the
0ouugom ~ we'll thss the eauD@it-
49, u tn Houss Of the Ferty-third
RepMblicsa Congress reported favo-
rahly 49, over .9 ass..s2
!. sss1s zsLLsoxp o. DoILAss
= theoo oleiass, a wtseh ~ ansont|
= ovsr stx njllloaa a. ANl1ees was|
paaeed BY Vbth Hoasss. Whsa,
y ever, the Demecsata ottsined|
cootsnl II the Houae- a Representa-
tives, Tie consi'ifators WerU balked.
The eo0mittaee q tn preeeut Goa
grsss (tAe llth) J, at tho Ists sesaios,
vfue1 - eosSider ny claims which
mad 1een 6odkneA, an6 whjsh Wers1
aolU UWaed ~ ethSr paStspo eAee thel
osiglnal )eoes1, Who wsgs l0yal, end
psrssnted 49, - e.oa fsitA. FMm
thie ruls of action eefahliGhcd by the
Uo1Do - Hppsonssouel ~, IN accnf-
Idasss Nh ~ 0sopsnD pssCpanaAs|
Nfu1sunoAmut 0u1 uelben. - IN.
~ lA0o1ntefG1ntno fuesdnaanuo tol
~ 6omth 1hgln1s .thoupus,s whiehl
uore passed by dle sHeae, ~ Reprs-
seotAiivee o ~ last So "a, assnat-
- = ee!y - n. oalieall
l|o01h IN C1o8m - n111nl - bneoA
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ELECTION NOTICE.


Notice II hereby given to close on the I'll
day Of November 1876, al drinking saloona
dram shopa. groggerias. or places where Il
quor IL sold hv the glass ov bottle. situsted
within two miles Of any poll or place Of cleo
ton, according to f"Seetion 1857 Revised
Statutes Of Louisiana. under strict penalties
Of the law.
By order of the Supervisor of ReSistrstiou,
EMILE BERNARD,
&UPERvIsOR or REGISTRATION.
st. John the Baptist, November 2, 1876.
POLLING PLACES.
Poll No. I, ioessed at Edward PoebS's Cooper
2 Court House.
Henry Horns Stors.
two James Coles Hall, and
fboxes) schccl House.
Eagle Coffee Houas.
8 Panl Boaaiers Store.
sf EMILE BERNARD,
SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION.
St. John the Bsptist, November 2, 1876.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
COU1T.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-02
BEE KEEPERS COLUMN.
EDITED BY N. LEvERING.
Correction.

We were somewhat surprised on
reading our article In the last weeks
issue on extracted honey to find that
after it had left our hands it changed
to strained honey, which was not a
freak of nature, but of obscure chi
Biography. 1t makes us appear rather
awkward, to say the least of it, in the
eyes of practical bee men. We are
aware that many persons regard the
word extracted and stra ned as synon-
amous terms, meaning the same
thing. This is great error, as the
two terms have separate meaning.
Extract as used in this connection
means thrown or drawn out by Gen.
trifngal force, while strained means
to filter. Extracted honey is thrown
out of the comb by machinery, and
does not come in contact with the bee
bread, or any other substance that
may be deposited in the comb, and
consequently the flavor is unsullied
and the honey perfectly pure.
Strained honey is com monty strained
or filtered through a cloth and is
brought in contact with the bee
bread and all other substances in the
comb, which destroys the flavor and
renders it an Indifferent quality. We
frequently notice in our Market re-
ports that the word strained is used
in place Of extracted. They mean two
separate and distinct kinds of honey.
We trust that grave errors of this
Kind will not again make their ap-
pearance in our column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-02
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Diego, CAL, in relation to parasites
found UPON bees in that State. The
parasite was described as the color OF
haxseed, and easily distinguished by
the naked eye. Itappears usually un-
der the wing of the bee, and adheres
with considerable tehacity. It occa-
sionally crawls all over the bee, and is
quite agile in its movements. The
bees afflicted with the vermin become
agitated and move rapidly over the
comb, frequently dying with injuries.
The parasites were first noticed there
last year, and have again appeared
this season, giving considerable
trouble in large apiaries. Specimens
of the insects afflicted accompanied
the letter; and Professor Riley said
the parasite was the larvae of the blis-
ter beetle. 1t was we'll known that
these larvae attach themselves to bees
and were thus carried into the hive,
where they usually left the grown bee
and attacked the larvae. Prof Riley
had no. lefoie heard that these in-
sects injured the fully developed bees.
The information was valuable, If re-
liable.-Rurat World.