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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1929
Snake root-per ounce, 10c.
Diptheria and fevers and physicians are
busy.
party of young ladies of this village
are planning for leap year skating party.
One of our churches propose holding n
sheet and pillow case party at an early day.
Judge Dunton is gaining slowly, and
with care will soon be able to attend to
business.
The dancing class of Mr.. Cakes will
meet at Bardwell house hall at two o'cloclS,
this afternoon.
He was on Center street, chewing-was
1t the cud of sweet and bitter fsncies No!
it was snake root.
Serpenturia (snake root is a stmulant
tonic, diaphortic, diuretic, and good for
exanthematous diseases.
An exchange says profanity and plug to-
bacco are the crutches on which many q
boy walks to loafers grave.
Congressman Joyce has been selected to
deliver one of the euloges on Vice Presi-
dent Wilson in the house on memorial day.
The Vermont board of agriculture, man.
ufactures and mining hold two days ses
sion at Brandon, on Monday and Tuesday
next.
The Temperance Workers will meet
at the Methodist chapel this afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. ]. w. Eaton is expected tc
address the children.
1t will be seen by the vote OF Stock
bridge to aid the new railroad project, il
is in contemplation TO extend the road from
Rochester to Rutland.
Nearly everybody remembers the poor
But unfortunately everybody is too apt t.
suppose that the poor can make themselves
comfortable on his recollection of them.
The members of Washington Engine Co.
No. 2, and Killington Steamer No. 3, are
to give a clam chowder and social dance al
the town hall, on Friday evening, January
Goth.
There is not to be beer garden at tn,
Lady Washington tea party, Monday
evening, as reported. The ladies will serve
chocolate, ETC., in bower after the style
of French cafe.
A very large and appreciative audience
welcomed the first concert of the Mendels
sohn society, last evening, at the Congre
gational chapel. Many of the pieces rem
dered were called for second time, AM
for the first public entertainment of tn
season by the society, may be considered
great success.
Some conscientious persons having I'm
derstood there are to be games at the Con
gregational entertainment Monday evening
have expressed their disapprobation. 1t i
therefore stated that the only game on tina
evening will be the game supper, preside
over by Lady Adams and B. Franklin.
Mr.. Jencks Beaman, son of George II
Beaman, ESQ.,, has been appointed captain
clerk of the United States monitor Catskill
and has entered upon the duties of his pc
sitlon. This monitor is commanded b
Captain Henry Wilson. We congratulate
young our townsman upon his success.
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DISCHARGED.

DR.. Clark, one of the prominent and
highly esteemed citizens of Windsor, who
has been physician to the state prison for
about a dozen years, and who testified the
other day to the good reputation of Keeper
Lull, has received his discharge from Su-
perintendent Bailey. Now we suggest that
DR.. Draper, superintendent of the insane
asylum, who was equally culpablc as wit
ness, be summarily dealt with.
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Sniritual Convention.

The Vermont state spiritual association
met at Todd's hotel, in Cuttingsville, yes
terday, DR.. L. A. Smith, of Brandon, pre-
siding. Addresses were made by DIR. II.
=. Fairchld of Massachusetts, DR.. II. B.
Storer of Boston, and DIR. E. B. Holden of
Clarendon. The convention will continue
to-day and over Sunday. The full report
of the convention WAS received at so late
an hour last evening as to forbid its publ
| cation this morning
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Weather Probabilities.

WAX DEPARTMENT.,
OFPfCB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-S p. m.
For New England and the middle states,
partly cloudy weather and a light rise in
temperature, with southerly to westerly
winds, stationary or slowly falling baron.
eter, and possibly light snow from New
York northeastward to Name.
TEMPERATURE.
The following is the temperature of yes
terday, recorded by the thermometer in
front of A. W. Higgins drug store, on
Merchants row Z a. m, s Q p. m,
go 10 p. M, 81.
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The Gilmour Abortion Case

lORONlO, Jan. H.
The grand jury found true bills againt
ex. Alderman Clements for the murder of
Jane Gilmour, and for being accessory be-
fore the fact. A true bill as accessory af-
ter the fact was found against Frazer, who
made rough coffin and assisted in remoy-
ing the body. DIR. Davis, abortionist, and
wife have been brought from the provincial
penitentiary to give evidence, and the case
will be called in few days.
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Vck's Floral Guide, No. /, for 1876, is
a perfect gem in its way, and no well reg
ulated household should be without it..
For frontspiece it has n group of an
nuals in beautiful colors, and in Its text
gives great amount of valuable intorma-
ton regarding the propagation of flowers
and vegetables. Published by James
Wick, of Rochester, N. Y, for twenty-five
Gents Yenr.
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The Louisiana Senatorship.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IA.
Yesterday legislative committee, con-
sisting of White, Robertson, Kidd and
Young, unoflicially waited upon Gov. Kel-
logg in relation TO the matter Of furnishing
credentials to Eustis. They were given to
understand by the governor that he was
willing to certify to what had occurred in
the house. The republicans are very in
dignant with Senators Blackburn, Alexan-
der and Green, and threats are made that
they will be compelled to leave the party.
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entertainment that the ladies of the Con-
gregational church give on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings
1870.
Ye Great Centennial Year.
The ladies OF tho congregational church will
give an entertainment at the
TOWN HALL, RUTLAND,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, JAN. II q Is,
consisting of
FULL DRESS RECEPTION
by
LADY WASHINGTON. LADY ADAMS, LADY
HAMILTON,
(And other distinguished ladies Of the period)
Elegant Centennial and Game Suppers,
and
COMPLETE OLD FOLKS KITCHEN,
showing
HOME LIFE AMONG THE PURITANs 200
YEARS AGO.
Continental Tableaux and Songs In Costume,
Ancient Music.
a French confectionery and chocolate garden,
Flower stand, Fancy articles, and
many novelties.
COFFEE AND ICE CREAM
to order
Gen. Washington, Gen. Lafayette and Benjamin
Franklin have positively engaged to
be present, as also have
many other eminent
characters.
General Admission-25 Cents.
Tickets for the various suppers at the cashiers
desk In the hall
Reception from to O'Clock.
Puritan supper, and State supper from s.
Checks for hats, coats. clothing, etc, at the
cloak room. gallery door, outside
the hall.
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READING NOTICES.
A Gard.

DR.. f. G. Prime, NJ. D., would respect
fully announce that he has located in Rut-
land for the purpose of practicing medi-
cine and surgery. He is graduate of
jefferson medical college of Philadelphia,
has had three years practice III the Phila-
delphia hospitals and an extensive private
practice Best of references furnished.
Office In Putnam e. Sawycr's block, No.
2G Merchants row, Rutland, Vt. j11d1w
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Court News.

BEFORE JUSTICE II. W. PORTER.
In the case of the state against Patrick
Kelly-Charles and George Butterfly wit
ncsses-Kelly plead guilty and was fined
on two offenses for selling $50, and two
offenses for keeping with intent to sell, $50
and costs. The state against Hosea Will
kins, OF Mendon, for selling LIQUOR, nolle
pros. entered
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Presidential Term.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. IA
The house committee, on motion CT Mr..
Lawrence of Ohio, who previously voted
with the majority of the committee, recon
sidered its action with reference to the
limit of the term of the presidential office
The committee, after discussion, agreed to
present constitutional amendment fixing
the term of office at four years and there
after making the incumbent of Office In
eligible for reelection.
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Don't Forget This.

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
in the world. make the most organs. over 900
being In use, and Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 organs every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says TO the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22d&w1y Rutland, Vt.
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Change of Time.

A slight change in the running of two
of the trains of the Central Vermont has
been made, commencing on Monday. The
train north which has heretofore left at 6
a. m, will leaYe at $40. The mixed tram
east, which has left at $50 p. M, will
leave at 3 o'clock p. m.
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The Imitation Meeting.

CLEVELAND, Jan. IA,
The meeting last night in favor Of the
repeal of the specie resumption act, was
attended by about 500 people. Speeches
and resolutions were made in favor Of the
repeal of so much of the law asnames 1879
as the date of resumption
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Samuel Wilson Designated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
The president, upon the designation of
the secretary of the treasury, has appointed
Samuel Wilson special counsel to conduct
the internal revenue cases 10 San Fran
cisco.
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Fire.


WVDIIti Nun JHH' II
This morning. between 12 and o'clock
fire occurred in the rear Of one Of the
buildings on st. Franoi, street. The en-
tire block bounded by 81. Michael street on
the north, st. Francis street on tho SOUTH
Royal street on the east, and st. Joseph
street on the west, with the exception of
the bank of Mobile, the Register office, the
Western Union telegraph Office and the
old express office, were destroyed. Loss
el00 OOO
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TairhaYen.

The lecture of G. ID. Spencer, adver.
tised for the nth at the Methodist church,
has been postponed TO Monday, Jan. Gath.
Same hour and place to hear the lecture of
A. N. Adams on the 18th.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Fire at Mortified.

MONTPELIER, VT, Jan. IA.
The graded school building, at North
field was burned at three o'clock this morn
ing. Loss, four thousand dollars.
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Sutherland Falls.

Tie Rev. G. B. Hulburt, president of
Middlebury college, will preach at Suther-
land Falls tomorrow afternoon at half
past three.
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pENNIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING

Over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and statoners
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents
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WITHOUT PARALLEL?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of ".Shil0h's Consumption Cure"
are without parallel In the history of
medicine. Those who dsbeleve this and
have occasion to try it, can be convinced
without expense to themselves Its sue,
cess is so wonderful and sure that we sell
it on guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, lloarseness. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group 10 these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to try it, it
may save your life, while 1t will cost you
nothing II it gives you no relief. Call at
the drug store of A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get II
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular size
for so cents or Sl.OO.
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Vermont's Dairymen's Association.

Vermonts Dalrymehs Association.
The meeting of the Vermont darymen's
association at the town hall in Rutland,
January 10, 20 and 81, promises to be one
of the best ever held. The programme is
an excellent one and there is d good pros
pect of large attendance.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATKsT MONETARY.

NRw YORK, Jan. Is.
Money easy at 5aG per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 6H@s per
cent.
Sterling exchange quoted strong at ASK and
4ssA.
Gold opened at 1l2N, and closed at 1l3.
Clearngs at the Gold Exchange to-day, &c.,
600. 600.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to sl52.-
00o
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
400, 600.
Governments are quoted as being strong and
higher.
state bonds are quoted as being dull.
Railroad bonds are quoted as being active
and strong.
The stock market was strong and higher, es
pecally for some western shares, the advance
ranging from 4 10 80 per cent but at the close
there was some reaction under sales to realize
profits Michigan Central made the greatest
advance, rising from 5sss to 6lh with final re-
action to 6o7.@Gl; Lake Shore followed with an
advance to Gu, closing at Glis Northwestern
preferred advanced to 20 70 with latest sales at
59ls, common after selling up TO Az fell Off to
4OA@4Oss st. Paul was active, common adj
vancing to 3o', and preferred to 70 with reac-
ton of 4 per cent in both shares at the close
Union Pacific advanced to Tl7s, fell Off to 7OH
and closed at 7l@7lA; Pacific Mall advanced to
37ad, fell Off to 365s and closed at 37A@37}s;
New York Central sold up to los, New Jersey
Central to lOi, Delaware. Lackawana and West
ern to lls7i and Illinois Central to 1903. Rock
Island rose to 1907 and closed at 1861; Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph advanced from is% to
1871
The transactions IN stocks to-day aggregated
10000 shares. The principal dealings were as
tollows
Lake Shore, 53,3lG; Northwestern, 10000 do.
preferred, 24OO; Rock Island, 1880 Pacific
Mall 1,s70; st, Paul. 2G,8i0; do preferred,
7 o9o ohos, 1900; western Union, $3.50; Mich
lgan Central 1850.
Gold closed at ll27sG1l3.
Government bonds are quoted as being dun
and strong.
Money closed dull at ..
state bonds are quoted as being duh and
nominal.
Stocks closed active and unsettled.
Al.
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Another Bank Suspension

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. IA.
The bank of Temple & Workman at Los
Angeles has suspended.
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State Reform School.

The girls department of the Vermont re-
form school is now in readiness for in
mates.
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West Rutland,

Rev. j. X. Richardson will preach in
West Rutland tomorrow afternoon, at
half past three o'clock.
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. ds&w
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BEEF HIDES.

"ANTED.-500 slaughter beef hides. Our
W. customers and the trade Will please
send In their stock as heretofore.
GEO. GRAVES q SON.
Rutland Jan. Ia. 1916. dawiw'
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MIR. BLAINE's SPEECH.

He said that the only object on his side
of the house was not to be obstructive !;
[Several democrats-W hope not. not to
delay legislation by any of those means
with which the last was 30 familiar. They
had no desire to fillibuster, although the
civil rights BILL which had been designed
to give rights of manhood to colored men
had been ready TO be reported from COM
mittee, fillibustering cut off the chance to
report it for seventeen consecutive Mon
day mornings, and one of the Chief
parliamentary glofies of his friend
Randall from Pennsylvania, was that
through the extreme use of that power he
had prevented consideration of that bill
they designed no such process they sim
ply desired to have vote on whether JEFF
Davis should be included in this genera
amnesty. If his friend from Massachusetts
Mr.. Banks, whom he saw smiling with thai
winsome smile to which he (Blaine) wal
always glad to respond to would excuse
him he would suggest that his (Blsine's
amendment was better than that gentle
mans in another respect. That gentle
mans Banks amendment allowed TIT
oath to be taken in any state court o
record, in probate court for instance
A republican membcr-Or police court
The thought that it was matter il
which the United States government wa
dealing with some of It's erring citizen
who were coming back TO be reclothed, re
habilitated, with the full rights and glorie
| of American citizenship.
He thought that such an importan
transaction should be cogn!zablc only il
the United States courts. He believed
there was no other difference, between tn
i two amendments.
Mr.. Kasson-Oh, yes, the latter PROPOSE
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"HAoKMRTAoK a new and delightful
perfume sold by A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
elsewhere by dealers generally.
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YEHE ATTENTION OF THOSE WHO HAVE
l been suffering long time from old COM
plants that have resisted all ordinary meth
DDS OF treatment, is called to DR.. Wheeler's
This remarkable preparation, by promoting
the complete digestion and assimilation OF
food, creates pure vitelizing blood TO restore
diseased tissues, and supply nerve force TO all
the organs OF The body. 1t is specific for
dyspepsia in all Its forms. liver complaint and
disease OF the kidneys; and so speedily does II
act, that improvement is frequently ILanlfest
the first day or taking It. Being a chemical
food, its properties are nutritlve, and cannot
lnjure child or adult under any condition OF the
system whatever. jan4d&w2w
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The circulation of tho DAILY Globe" is equal
to, if not in oxcess of any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of tho
weekly Globe" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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DEATHS.
DEWEY-At Center Rutland, Dec "a, Esther
(Nears), wife OF z. Dewey, aged about 60 yrs.
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NTANTED-TO RENT.-A small but
w convenient tenement, centrally located
Rent not to exceed $3.50 or AGO. Possession dc.
sired as early rs February LIST. Location unex-
well house, Immediately, giving description OF
property, location, etc., In full. jani3dst
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NJ o Il ! G L
The members OF the corporation OF tho Rut-
land savings bank, are notified that the an
nual meeting for the election OF officers for the
year ensuing, and for the transaction or any
other business deemed necessary Will be held
az ,heir banking room, on Tuesday, the 2oth
instant, at ~ O'Clock noon.
l.. DANIELS. Treas.
Rutland, Jan. ID, 1874 janlsdtd.
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EXPERIENCE SAYS storm sash and
~ doors save one. quarter OF the fuel In OK
posed places ON rough days, Made by
CHAS, +, HARRIS & co,
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Wednesday tVenlnB : UnIIureHH wight 7
MOTHER GOOSE"
Tableaux, Refreshments, Ice Cream, ETC., at
Congregational chapel parlors.
Admission, 25c children, 15c.
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Lady Washington Tea Party.

The followingis the programme of the
entertainment that the ladies' of the Con-
gregational church give on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings
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/ EG r A P HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 25.-Arrive,.
Steamer Dakota. Victoria.
Ssiled-BArk Gem of tho Ocean,
Seattle; schooner Excelsior, Port Dis
covcry; bark Lizzie Williams. Seattle.
bark Vidette. Port Madison, barkcntine
Free Trade. Port Townsend.
SAN FnASctsco. Sept. Sailed
Rark Gen. Cobb. Seabeok. bark Rca.
con. Per; Blskely; bark Iconium, Pu.
get Sound.
Patrick Cronin. aged years, was run
over aud killed. to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. a6.-The
Veteran Guard assembled AZ uorticsl
tai Hall this evening abou, 5 o'clock
and thence, preceded by the 4,h ar,il-
lery band aud a corps Of torchlish,
hearers. marched e. Market and kearny
etree:s, down the latter street a. Wash.
ingson. aud thence along Montgomery
street. great crowd following the pro-
cession IL came 10 hal, ami front
before the offices Of the Bgllesi., Can.
CArusi1t, Pest aud A',a. marching a
short distance up California stree, 10
salute the latter Of these Journals, the
band playing popular airs. The pro.
cessioa then marched 10 the Cosnolso.
hsAn Hotel where Senator Sargent was
called. but he addressed the crowd
briefly. The Substance Of his remarks
being that in the hgb, Of the recen,
events In the South. tie Democracy
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had 10 right % .aant the Republican,
with waving the bloody shirt. \. they
then.elves were responsible for The
present horrors and bad blood. The
procession then took up the line {.
march for the Palace Hotel. and the
Veterans with a large throng passsi
into the court 70 the tune Of March
ing through Georgia filing the
quadrangle with dense ,hrong. 1he
gac.t ofthe hotel were assembleiin the
galleries, and the scene was very bril-
liantly Illuminated by gas jets aud cal
cium lights borLe By the procession.
The band played few selections, when
in response Ia loud calls. Gen. Shcr-
man appeared in the e.s. gallery. greet
Cd by rousing cheers, and made short
address, ignoring political topics and
dwelling mainly upon the advantages
IF CaliforniA and the Pacific Coast. H
touched briefly upon the identity Of
good sailors and good citizens, closing
with thanks for the honor rendered
him He was frequently interrupted
o. applause. Calls were then made for
Secretary Cameron and Senator Sar-
gent, but General Sherman apologized
for the former on the ground of fatigue
and illness, and the Senator declined
to come forward. The band then
struck up Marching through
Georgia" the Veterans joined in
the chorus. and the procession filed
out, the crowd followed and marched
to their head quarters, where they broke
ranks.
san Francisco, Sept 27--Earl DUFF
ferin and party left Oh the train this
morning for the East. They will go to
Cheyenne and thence to Denver. and
from Denver to St Louis. They will
stop day or two in each Of these pla-
oes and proceed directly from St Loui,
TO Ottawa. II is very likely the party
will take in Salt Lake on their trip.
Flour--superfne, ti@i.25; extra
$4.7j(~5 for shipping grades; sj05.50
for jobbing lots. Wheat shipping
81 50<al So; choice milling, 81 5O(dl. 75
Barley feed. 9ola95 cts; brewings
$i.l0. Oats-$l.2 5,dl..5.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.--Ten new
cases of smallpox were reported yester-
day and six deaths. This morning siA
cases and one death are reported. The
raid of tho health officers on China
town is having at least one good effect.
The Chinese have taken alarm and are
busy cleaning out their premises in al.
vance of the officers.