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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

Jacob laughed. "You fairly scared
me, little woman, he said.
At that moment heard rustling In
the bushes fringing the foot OF the rock,
and turning my strained eyes thither.
saw figure sitting there. II made the
blood tingle In my veins, that sight, for
the dropping recumbent shape was liv-
ing man, ut least.
II was, indeed, Stephen Risdale. and
when Jacob awkwardly but determined
ly drew near, we saw that he was
stunned and bruised, that the frill Of his
shirt was torn. and the splendid dia-
mond was gone from his breast.
Looking down from the rocks at that
moment saw the broad warped face Of
Jigger Jim. lie nodded to me know
ingly, putting his finger to his lips, then
uttering one Of his ear-splitting yells,
scrambled out Of sight.
"What sort Of idiots are all you peo-
pie here,n gasped the victim, as the
ape-like figure disappeared, "that you
let a crazy dog like that prowl around
without keeper"
Jacob made some gentle answer. lie
was thinking, perhaps, of the hard
words he had spoken that evening. He
touched the injured man tenderly with
his strong hands, and helped him to his
feet.
1--WE are all idiots, more or less,
believe" said Jacob.
Stephen looked about him warily.
" He was coming back to finish the job,
| suppose, il you had not come to the
rescue"
We took Stephen Risdale to our own
house that night and cared for him ten
derby.
1t was long before he fully recovered,
but nursing him was real pleasure to
me. was full Of rejoicing. This man
who might have been vision Of terror
to me all my life, this man we had SO
strangely and unwittingly rcscued-this
was but man after all, and not fiend,
Sickness cleared away some fog from
his brain, and rendered his mental Wis
ion clearer. He had done wrong; he
was willing to make restitution. That
acquisitiveness which j. the normal con-
dition Of shrewd business man melts
like frost in the fever Of illness.
stephen swore he would have Jigger
shut up from further harm-doing, and
he did so. But the diamond which Jig
ger had secreted baflled all search. 1t
was only by long maneuvering and 4
craitiness rivaling his own that il was
finally recovered.
One day, with secret trembling (al-
though | knew that Jacob and Stephen
were following within calD, allured
him up among the crags overhanging
the water; and there, with frantic gcs-
ticulations and inarticulate mouthings
and idiotic shouts Of laughter, the jewel
was delivered to my keeping, and | car
ried il nome like princess, Jigger Jim
clapping his hands with satisfaction 70
see il flashing on my breast. lie had
stolen the gem for me, poor Jigger, and
I was sorry 20 reward him so treacher-
ously He had stolen il for me, and
Stephen Risdale declared it should be
mine forever.
II is mine. see il shining now in a
harvest Of plenty from our restored
acres. see il flashing in Jacobs glad
bright eyes Stephen Risdalc. when he
came up this fall, declared ours was the
brightest little place he ever was in.
And well il may be, for there is no
shadow nowhere never will be again
between Jacob and myself Harper :
WefkIu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

10 R.n0rafe Black Ciofh Clean tho
cloth from grease and dirt with the fol-
lowing mixture, thoroughly dissolved
Aqua ammonia, two ounces; soft water,
quart saltpctcr, ! tcaspoonful; shay
ing-soap IN shayings, ] ounce Then,
when dry, make strong decoctlon 81
logwood by boiling the extract IN gal.
Ion Of soft water; strain, and when cool
add 2 ounces az pulverizcd gum-arabic;
apply evenly with sponge over the sur
face, and hang in the shade; when
thoroughly dry, brush the nap 81 the
cloth down smooth, and il will look as
good as new. Keep the liquid tightly
corked In bottle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30
"A COUNTRY THlNKSGITING SER
MON.


Az, goodman. close the great barn door;
The mellow harvest time l. DER;
The earth has given her treasures meet
OF golden corn and bearded wheat
You and Your neighbors well have wrought
And OF the summers bounty caught;
Won from her smiles and from her tears
Much goods, perhaps, for many years.
You come a tribute now 10 pay
The bells proclaim Thanksgiving day.
Well have YOU sown, well have you reaped;
And Of the riches YOU have heape .
You think. perhaps. that you will
A part, that others too may i've.
But ii such arguments you nse,
Your niggard bounty Irefuse.
No gifts you on the altar lay
In any sense are given away.
10, rings from Heaven voice abroad:
Who helps uod's poor shall help the Lord Y
what j. your wealth; I'd have you know,
To hold II, you must let il go.
Think You the hand by Heaven struck cold
Will yet have power 10 clutch its golds
shrouds have no pockets. do they says
Behold show You, then. the way.
Wait not till death shall shut the door,
But send your cargoes on before
Is0' be that givcfh Of his hoard
To help Gods poor doth lend the Lord.
To-day. my brcthrcn--do not wait:
Just yonder stands Dame kelly's gate;
And would you build mansion fair
In heaven, send your humber there,
Each stick Thar on her wood pile lies
May raise a dome beyond the skies;
You stop the rents within her walls,
And yonder rise yonr marble halls;
For every pane that stops the wind
There shineth one with Jasper lined.
Your wealth Il gone. your form Is cold.
But in the City paved with gold
Your hoard j. held by hands divine;
IL bears q name that marks II thine
Behold the bargain yc have madei
With ti~ury the bond T. paid.
No moth doth eat no thieves do steal,
No suffering heart doth cnv, feel;
Thcssaffercd dust that Sc have given
l. garnered BY your God In heaven
Ring out the words. Who of his hoard
pOtn help Gods poor shall lend the Lord
Go. get your carg0es under way:
The bells ring out Thanksgiving DAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

--Rcv. Norris Henderson, colorcd
divine 81 Memphis, Tenn, who died q
few days ago At the age Of 70, was quite
n remarkable man. lie could not read
or write, but he welded an immense in
iiuence for good among his people, and
baptized over ! BOO during hisIministry,
besides building ore 81 the finest
churches In the city. He was followed
to the grave by 5000 people, white and
black.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-30

Boiled Cauli,iop cr.--rick of the out
side leaves; cut the stalk close 20 the
flowers; lay it in cold water for 4 hour;
II very large. quarter ~; put y IN boil
ing water; salt little; cook until ten
der; drain well; place II on hot dish;
pour over plenty Of drawn butter; re-
move Il from the water as soon as y -
done; serve quickly; It darkens while
standing.
, 1877-10-25

.Spttf1f E1stdtch 10 TIE Chicago 1ftb1Hs.
WAsMlso7os, Oct. 2A.-Heprescntat,yc Dscn-
tano to-day Introduced petition Of the central
body OF Tsades-untons Of Chicago, which Was
also signed by l0,00o persons iu different West
ern Suites, asking an amendment 10 the Homo
stead Law. III order that tho poorest pe0pte n,oy
better cnIoy lts advantages. One Ut the re-
quests OF the pese e'un il that tho United States
shall giyu the eg1ual settlers small suus Of
money ot low rates Of Interest for ten years,
until tho laud Is l.aproycl.
Gun posT.orHicr.
Mr.. Ali1rfrh had IN Interview with tho Super.
vtstng Arcllttcc toay in relation to the change of
tho central entrance Of tho Custom-l liuuso build
Ing from Dearborn to Clark street. Alr, Atdrie,l
had not signed Carter uarrison's statement for
the reasons given lust night, but he was disposed
to protest 10 sho Architect a9unst thu
change. Mir. Aldrich saw TINT tito pcuplc
Of bis datrict were, Of course, aEydcd OF
tho question, but whllo hc could not
recommend tho change, stncn It Lad bccn dc.
cIdcd upon, he stated tlat 1t probably would
peopis q t'le Whole 'sat city. Architect
EIlt, In report tomorrow tu tho
Secretary, will rccummcnd tic change, aMl
Sherman will undoubtedly approve Il. 'fo all
deyidcd npot, and Jol!n prake may to happy.
Tic matlwukons will not disturb tic sltupcrs 1T
Ills cnrayuilsagy.
PENNSYLVANIA coLLEcr1oN DISTRICTS.
Ia th< 1Ft<tsra 4Aitnes4tsd rsyts.
WAsnINoTON, D. e.. Oct. A.-CopETcssmen
Wh!lc Thompson, and ShellanbcEger, Ut Penn
sylyanis, had i consultAtton with tho Comsnls
sloncr of Internal Noycnlln in reference to the
reorganization OF collection districts In Western
tennsy y1vauia, tho proposition being IL scvtys
the old Twcnty-sec1ni District anu n1d twc
counties thereto, and abolish the present
Twentieth District.
DIVIDEND.
Tic Comptroller Of the Currency has dcclATct
dytdenA Of rs per cent tn favor vi the crcli.ut.
VI tho First National lilnk Of Delphi, Ind.
LETTER.
Senator Blaine Ii much better.
, 1877-10-25

LEAVES LONDON.
Iospo:i, Oct. 94.-f;ca. Grant and party left
tho C!larlug Csn.s Hallway Station al 10 O'Clock
this morning. en- routu tor Paris.
RECEPTION * rams.
PARIS, Oct. M.-Ex- President Grant af7.ycd
in rns1s this evening, anil was fcseircd At Tho
railway station BY Mr. Noycr. american M!ni4.
ter, The American ConsuI.Gcnoral; anil 1lro-
Consul Mt rar:s, Mr. Partridge, formerly Amcri-
can Minister IL Brazil, J. Mcrcl!.! Read, ard
snans trad.ns. american residents. Soon nfscr
The arrival ri the train lcr. Grant anl Mrs.
t;raHt werc conducted by members M tic 1c;,1-
t'o., and II. Afoltarl, fntroduccr Of An,tas.a-
doss. nnu nu a!ic-Ge-eatnu, to salon spcc'sl!y
prepared ": tsIc:u, wlt:ra they we're cordially
n;,d repeatedly Gicerca. Thu Gcncra1 wM
sisii2y n.arcd by the warmth OF ,,!c reception.
liz tiit,3t: hatIt1s wik lar-c nNlnMr Ut hts
Gnuutrytnrn, and one NJ hIs Frrue,l wclennrrs
presented ! b:nntlfnl bouquet To Mrs. tiraGl. ~
the couclusi.,n OF this infsrulal rcctnt!un ttle
f;carsai anil pprty ts:orc tu t',e lt,t-! B.:SLe.
t}enerri t;rnnt wilt viii President MncMaaun
to-nlOrruw nftcTnnop
AT HotfouyH.
Mrs firnn., on landing ut Dn.lncnc on their
llu.uct, gran+isfrc Of s!Ie Senator .us TIA tls
Cala!f, a.nl by the Sut-rrefert us Mntln~nc.
The lnttcr ra. opcc3a1ty tlcrrl:ri hr the f,b7~
crrmeat IL greet the G:'cral TN Its arrival III
Frehgl, soil.
At rarts Ocn. Gran. was crcc.cd by s:aEInia
D'Alz:r. FIRST Aldc-dc-Cnmp Of Pscsidcnt
MtMalauft,
, 1877-10-25

FACTS AND kCM0n*.
Spvctat Dispafch n The Lafra7o TF1hans
WAstltnaToN, y. t., Oct. 1L-'fhc United
States Is In negotiation With Mcxsrs, for 1iew
treaty. The pfnctpal feature uf this treaty IA
the section relative to tho extrad:tiun of fuEi-
tscs and criminals. Under the prc.cnt treaty,
Mexican flying from Texas intu Mexico cannot
bo extSaditcd, and yicc versa. THE Mexican au.
thorltcs are sAid to have accepted the PROPOSE
tion lnadc by ous Government, that the regular
troops Of either country lnay cross tho border
In pursuit Of criminals. Tho Mexican Gorcrn-
mcnt Is sall to llayc requested that the follnw-
Ing notifications bo 1nade to this proposition:
First, TINT tue pursuit Of the fugitive SHOULD
not extend beyond n strip Of tcrrisory twenty
Mexican leagues or tifty American miles wide
IN either side of tho dividing line. Second, tho
route of pursuit should not be taken
THROUGH TOWNS AND VILLAGES
whcrc there Is a police force or n civil power.
Third, the fugitiscs, II 81 taken by foreign SUI.
dtcry, shuuld ito surrendered to the local
magistrates for examination and Incarceration,
The fe,rcien soldicry to h8vc no powers Of
iursdE.tion, but to exercise simply those OF n
pullce furcc, md to dcsst from the pursuit. Mt
aty point wherc tho arrest of the criminals could
b. secured by tho local or municipal authority.
Thts was received day or two since by mail
FROM Minister Fortcr. Diplomatic gusslps nuw
Assctt that Secretary Eyarts Inns gono n stop
farther a,,t te!cgrapllcd Minister Foster tu Sc
euro another artic1c proyilfng for the payments
raids Of Mcxicans. Tho story is that the dLs-
gust Of tic Diaz Fcnfcsentatlvc at thsa last de-
u,an4 of Eyasts caused Mato's sudden departure
Yesterday for Mexico,
, 1877-10-25
EDWIN ADAMS.

Ths BlnkinK Actor Sending for Ills Hela-
tivcs-Ills Theatrical JtfCtilrru.
SpttsaI Dtsp9seA 10 7as cAfea1o Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Ort. 3L-S1s. Sothern and MI.
Abbey called on Elwtn Adams to-day after tho
benefit, and found lllsn ysrr low indeed.
During tic last two days 10 has
seemed moro than ever 10 reallzs his
slight tenure Of ,tf., though !4e still
appears cheerful, and says nothing Ut H. ile no
lunccr rcatla tho papers, anil cats hardly enough
u Keep haoc alive, hts stomach refusing 10
retain anything upon it.. AZ his rcauett DR..
narton and Prof. paeosta Will call In Third phy-
sltian Tomorrow. On Sunday hu naked his Wife
10 telegraph to h!s aunt, Mrs. boYuen, to como
On aud bring her husband. Assilel boyden, IN
old druggist tn uoston.. Tho next aaY Mrs.
Adams @ received ~ .it.patyh announcing the death
uffuir, every scat being sold, aud the house
packet. The receipts were over 81, 800. bothcnl
a1,1 tho whole Park Theatre company weru
brought over BY the Bound Brook routa In an
hour and forty minutes. Rnd back in two hours.
, 1877-10-25

USED TT NORTHERN srEcrLAroRs.
Tho bill wifi lose more Southern Democratic
votes than It will gain Northern Dtmocrstlc
votes, and II It docs mt get fnore Republican
votes frfun The North than It does Southern
Democratic vote. will not receive more than ten
votes for The entire North.
spcaking Of Its strcngl', this gentleman SAYS
that there are onty two IRON Tcxaa-fhrocl-
mortcr aud Cutbcrtson-wlo hvor It absolute
&y. Tile utlcr Teas members ase very strong
y opposed to It nr Indifferent, antl arc
mt 1lattc to v0tc fur t., They certainly
will nut vote for It II It is lunticd down with
branches as It was last winter. Tic Arkaa.
sas men arr In fayor Of II. II vii! hare
ArHw VOTES rnoM WtssouH1,
many from Tenncssec and Kentucky. aud nome
from Virginia. 1t will nut hasc votc In WIS.
consin. 1hinp[s, Iajtaua or any lit Ohio except,
possibly, aayicr or Banning. 1T will be without
support generals IN tho Western Bsascs. 1t will
receive no votes from tile rural districts. and
will not lake all tl,c votes Of the cities.
II Pennsylvania the Democrats arc
divided: Cyn1cr and stenper a1e
Now Jersey will bc prrtty holfi agatust T., al.
th0tiEh tltre Hrc rome c1lri'us .l,top!e III Hcw
York City, anil Il - not always possible To tell
what they wilt do. There Il no possibility waat-
eyer Of tic ,,yssasc vi tile bill except by
TnK PURCHASE uttTnf1lr or PITY Votes.
purchased.
The resas-rac!fc people l1avc vcry Different
opinions.
, 1877-10-25

srsria. E4spoteA 10 TAs cAtcago T5tbuas.
WARRINGTON, d. G., Oct. 24.-aenatos Deu
I'LL, Of Georgia, ts In trouble On account Ut
promises Of patronage, aud undoubtedly wishes
for C,yll-scrvlcs reform. A ucorgta gentle
man claimt that Hill, pending his Senatorial
contest, promised to give hinl tho United statcs
MaEsllalship Of. Georgia. lie has not kept hls
promise, and tho disappointed candidate pub
night 1t the National Hotel.
MlLLIAAD.
1nis morning extracts IRON the journal OF tho
6euste OF Tennessee during tho spring Of 1901
were printed here, showing that llilltard, lately
nominated ~ Minister to Brazil, Was N agent
Of the Confederate Government to visit Nash
villa aftor Tennessee had votcd against scces'
sion, and inaucs tho Legislature to enter ioto
military league with the Confelcracy. The
documents ase lengthy, md show that ull!asl
Was
L MOST ACTIVE axck8sIOhlsf.
To make tho whole matter more striking, Rep
rcsentattTe Alexander II. Stephens, then Vice
President of tho Confcderacy, aud Senator
Isham G. Hsrris, tten Governor OF Tennessee,
Who urged the Legislature to receive l!llfard As
the agent OF tho Coniederaey. called together
to-day 1t the ststa Department for the purpose
Of urging that tho Administration tnight stlll
tees Which soma Of tho Southern Republicans
arc using to defeat tho confirmation pi tluliz1d.
is tho lollowtug, written alter Tcnncssee had
first refused to seccde:
MONTGOMERY. Ais. June !, l6al.-pHA1 SIN:
l have lug honor 70 seknoxls49s tha receipt Of
boca4 aays since the Pscsldcut lAsusd pFoclxmA-
ton announcing the }atldcation Of the league u"
, 1877-10-25
SlIlfff1F.

HptcaaI Nkod9t4 70 7Af f1}cago 7f5sNak.
AoRR1s, ILL.,, 0tt. M.-This morning tho body
OF Anna Haley was found iu tho canal. She
was living with her mother, Mrs. William llu1n-
bic, who waa widow of Haley. but afterwards
married Humble, who now keeps aasooa In
thIs city, but formerly bad = liyery-stable On
IIalstc1 street. In Chicago. She letk tue house
about noon YESTERDAY, having changed hey raj
cull ou solne Of her. friends, but, not re4uruing
IN the oveDtng, aesrct WAS made for her, aud,
the canal being dragged thi4 luosnin2, her buIy
was fouad. She wa about II ycars u ago.
TsxRE nAuTs, 1nd.. Ut. 3a.--1coEKs 81:
Brazil, clay County, WAY found hansing tn tho
ssablc this afternoon. The eause Of tAe sutctds
il supposed 10 haye been depression, consequent
on unfortunate speculatt0ns Ia gssiu.
, 1877-10-25
Programme to Be- Followed by
MaoMahon and Ills Min
listers.
The Deputies Expected to
Pass an Early Vote
of Censure.
When Dissolution and State Of
Siege viii Follow.
Gen. Grant Enthusiastically Received
in Boulogne and Paris.


SITUATION or TIE TURKISH AnsfIEA.
[6y Cd1!e to The Chitaao Tribunal
LONDON 0rr1cE OF The CHICAGO Ta1nusE,
6 PA1oaAvE PLACE., STRAND. Oct. 26-4 a, IN.
"A general view Of The war in Bulgaria ut
Thu present moment separates tho combat
ants into thrco groups. suleiman Pasha,
giving up all thought Of relieving Fevna,
stands at bay on now line, with Rasgrnd
is tho central pivot. In this posi-
tion he eau rendily full back on Va1na
and 6humia in case Of defeat, and will DO
ablo to oppose Zimmerman with n superior
force, aud, ut the aa1ne time, can greatly
hinder tho Russians in my operations that
may DO undertaken agninst Rustchuk or
siiistrin, Tho main point TO bear in mind,
however, is that tho Eastern Turkish army
has no longer any tactical connection with
The Western. On tho Inter side Ghaza
Ostnan Is left to do the best he
can for himself, very serious matter, as
Con. Gourko is already beginning to harass
tho communication Of plevna with Sofa. 4
third group Is Shipka, where fighting sp-
ponrs na going on almost daily without re-
antt. Indications aro not wanting that
Kaouf Pa.ha Intends to reinforce snleiman
Pasha with tho bulk Of lis command.
, 1877-10-25
Packard Threatens to Reopen tho
Louisiana GubernatorfaI
Question.
Our Carter 1ndulges in 0ratorical
Flights in the Colorado
Case.
A Democratic Congressman Pours Much
Cold Water on the Texas
Pacific Job.



ca.~,,, n.,na,.. ~ ~. fn,.aon 7,tar..
vv..st,.sa.n., s"..... ~ -" ~. Sttnu" =, .h,
"A7niso.oS' -: ~ w. - u4'o Wv y. -. tue
GFcat oo1cetlons tho ussatfsnc1 Aepuptcuns
hnyo to tho Administration Is the Cabinet. The
old leaders complain Tint they were not consult
~ a.'A 1..as ~ T,..s.. 5a,.,M
party. lhey acs!!c 70 nase Hfatts' ocaa'z' anu
Key removed. THIS talk las already resulted
In giving rise to tho r,1nlors that 9elurz Ia to re-
tirc. Il "a cyen predicted that ho will retire
,.;.h,, .Ix w.et. ~, fsct ,hat XIV
"N"'' ~ "ts".. M ""
ls an ex'ConIeacfate ptc9cnts hePuo~
llcau8 from comforting with him on
nottca1 topics. 9churz Is tiislikcd, especially
hv Senators rcn,csentIng Woatern 1ant,.rrnnt
~; =. ss.a ,a, sa .sp p,..,,, %. ~ ,raua1. ,otoro
rinss, ~no may posslp,y ee1 ~ .loap'e uc!ots
whose adhcrcute ARC now ln danger Of tue pcni-
fanfare. Evarfs ia romn1afnej1 of Al n ,lo-
e,a,n'n., s. ,,,,l,
s'al!1s' wv
KNOWS NOTHING OF FARTf MANAGEMENT.
The Presidents friends say ho viii neither
teason why l'e lsso bitterly opposed now Is tl'at
nc ms 70 act upon important queetohs, "nhc
those who cr!t!cso him haVo only Eramblc'!'
There Is threat that none Of the New York
Custom-uousc nominations will be confirmed.
Tho strategic victory Of the Clan Cameron
oyer the Secretary Of Slate has bcen tho general
subject Of conversation hero to-day. President
Hayes, however, has something 10 say OIL tho
appointment, and 1t Is known lie will not nonl-
nate Simon Cameron, no E,ntter what the Sec
retary OF State may lave innocently promised,
or tho PcunsylyanIa Congrcssmen allroitly 1cr.
formed, ItwouIsl not be wandered nt should
tho ycnerablo WInncbaEo Chief, now In tts BUtii
your, decline iu advance, but ho will not hayc
, 1877-10-25
SENATE CONTESTS.

sn+cfot rt&pn,eh In 7a> Esfeooo Trfhun..
v.atInnrf,u, r.. e.. f,ct. oi-Wh;1c MN.
xra, - ~" son",n ,-a.'. -, ,i,t,,o. =" a ~.
..n u 1ns ee'"'c "e"' :" na!'s'ao'c 70 hec '"e
New York horEc Parole beat tho Kentucky horse
Tenbrocck, the members Of tho Acnotn Commit
ice Of the Judfciar, sut for hours listening 10
a l,y ,,ise,,s.on If tho law md the fo.ts In tho
LOUISIANA clect'ou 'or eenatoss' Ut ensiec spo1'
counsel for Gov. Kellogg. It Is the general be-
lief that tin majority of the Commit I'm y,l1 dr.
IT, H. s.r.x ~ ..t,,,,< 49, ..n, d. f.a, ra,,aa.
eoe ~ ,"'os " s'sthe 'us eca. W WV Ne''oae'
nnd VIII adopt f1gofouslYT!fa"n report pre-
pared By scnalor Morton after he heard the
arguments Of the executive session last spring.
The essential nntota nj ,hat rrnort orc !.
~ Ie''.,.,'s ,,.s. " ...,,.,t
iHe Lou's4aAa *.eE's'atuse, "n'e" asscu-
btcd on the I'd o1 Januaryt had
quorum In both Houses duly elected
acrorotnr tn tho lava of the State: TINT thu
i.,.. .,.,r.n.tan ~ ho,t Ir,r.o. H.. .s,,,,,,
;e'.t eoa''"t'u" ~ w." ousT, ~ "'e w.,
he'loeE was cho'cn On t"e 11a u snnuaFs' nao
majority Of all tho elected members present
and vottnr ann TINT Kellogg hayinr rcccireJ a
n,,orftr ~ ,t,. rotc. of. .oih hranrhcx m thc
.1.iny,,.a I'D ,"n.so.., 1.-Two otherwIsa r.rf.rtiv
r"S55,1a+ -n3cnttofs i. cmtitie1 ~ III snnt
4's"'"' ruTr1 . n.cTs s1n ~ sAe ''1I'
rhero .ro ,ntfmntinne In. no..,h,v poc.or.,
ttna - o.nn tt;t,n,,, ~n" ~ ossnrf h;s ri.-hs
hnss tn.so 30 H. T., t.e E"r.-onr - Y nrIisna TLis
t. a. ~ w n hon.,Et M - H. af.M,s.,o, ~
t,n ano1os naH Eo,iEI ,rso ststni thot
t's1 ~ ann.idsr. ss11 a. in,o Gnyarnm.
or1 ha J.. ;,,a,nad ~ os.nrt hi. r1sht ain,ii ~
son.to W. - FL. Kniiagg A''' SA''
as"o'' oea' 1As'S' Nh pon rn,7rs