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, 1877-12-23

Our cable dispatches announced yesterday
that the Porte has ordered a fresh lew of
3oo,ooo men. It should be understood that
any such number Is this can only be raised
uy 'mp1essng the non-Mussulman popula-
uoh Of turkey, and the chief dependence
must be placed upon the Greeks. But there
Is no love lost between Greek and Tnrk
nowadays, and the Porte will only be plac-
ing arms in the hands Of men who vii,
desert at the earliest opportunity
, 1877-12-23

Washington society gets along very well
in the absence Of the honorable members OF
the Senate and House. The display of equip
ages on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday after
moon was as brilliant rs has ever been wit
messed in the Capital City,
, 1877-12-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch Offices
for tue receipt OF subscriptions and advertisements
folowB:
NEW YORK-Room . Tribune Building. F. T. Nc
FADpEx, Manager
san FRANCISCO. C1l.-Falace Hotel. CHARLES
r. EoRTuuI. Manager.
PARIS France-No. lG Rue de ia Grunge Batcliert.
Il. MAILER Agent.
LONDON. Ens-Amcr.can Exchange. 44o Strand.
HESEy F. GILLla. Agent.
, 1877-12-23

The Canadian Parliament, which usually
begins its sessions in February, has been
called to meet on the 18th of January. This
will bo two days ahead Of the commence
ment of the English Parliament, and the
younger body has thus chance of setting
IN excellent example to the elder By pro-
claiming wGr against Turkey.
, 1877-12-23

Judge LYNCH made large haul yesterday
in California Five horsc-thieves wero taken
from tho jail in the Town of Bakersfield BY
body Of indignant citizens, carried into the
District Courtroom, tried before regularly
impnneled jury, convicted, md hung. And
the intelligent Coroner's jury soon aftcrward
brought in verdict Of 4sHung by parties
unknown ~ =,
, 1877-12-23

cited state OF the political atmosphere in
Washington, which is said to be highly stim-
ulating to the Imagination of politicians.
The friends Of the President are doubtless
right IN asserting that neither the separate
movement of the CoSKL1NG men nor their
combination with the jar GOULD railroad
gang will effect any disturbance Of the
friendly or official relations existing between
Alr. ScHunz and the President.
, 1877-12-23

herited his personal prejudices. The
ultimate scope Of the ditch will never be
attained during the lifetime Of Mr.. WENT
WORTH or that OF his living heirs. Even if
it were likely that the Ogden. Ditch would
ever become practically pnrt of the Chicago
harbor, the Chicago harb?r would be practi-
cally destroyed before TINT time by the
agency of the ditch, and great actual public
interests cannot be sacrificed in order to con-
tribute to possible but remote private inter-
ests. No time should be lost, then, in ascer-
tanning the best remedy that can be applied,
and then the project should be put into
operation ut once. If it be legal and feasible
to condemn for canal purposes sufficient
strip of lind to build an embank1nent that
will shut of both the Ogden Ditch and
Cicero drains, that will probably be the best
way for the State to proceed, as the land
owners will then be Unidentified for any
actual damage done them. In the meantime,
the Chicago city authorities should give the
matter their urgent attention, both in the
way Of devising the best means to be adopt
ed and cooperating with the State for the
protection of mutual interests.
, 1877-12-23

The success of the underground railway
in London has proved SO great as to induce
number of English capitalists to enter upon
n similar undertaking in New York It is
expected that the cost Of the proposed road
viii be about S8, 900, ZOO.
, 1877-12-23

In the face Of the law In regard tn Tho ,ap.,
tender quality OF fractional notes for postage.
revenue stamps, and all daes to the United
States Except customs), and their exchanecah;1,
ity On presentation into grecpbacks or coin u
is wretched quibbltng for the Jour7.a1 to dcnv
that they are equivalent to legal-tcndcrs: and
It is perfect nonsense to assert that mere nee ~
necessity in trade gives them their v,lne
Strike out their 1egaltcnder Quality, and tbe;r
conEertibflity into grcenbacks on presentation
and they would be the poorest kind Of stumn,
tail shinplasters,
, 1877-12-23

Many people have general, though fndea-
mite, idea that the Indian race is being rapidly
extinEutshed. But statistics show that since
1909 the Cherokecs have increased from L, 395
to 81 l072, and that since 1860 the Seminoles have
grown from 2,257 to 2,552, while missionaries
assert that the Sioux hare steady increase Of
from 10 to 20 per cent. And yet Gen. SHERIDAN
is whoopfu1 Of their decay.
, 1877-12-23

It is said that the announcement Of the
early meeting of Parliament and the excited
rumors of war have cast an anxious gloom
over the approaching Christmas festival in
T.nC1nr1
, 1877-12-23


There is man by the name Of K1MDA11u said
to be d travelling agent for Chicago school
furniture manufacturing firm, who while ont
drumming" employs bis leisure time from
Maine to California in influencing people to turn
over their own money and that Of their cred
itors to the -paying OF church debts. His last
performance was at the Church Of the HOLY
Trinity in New York SUNDAY. That church had
a debt of 5o,00o. K1MBAL1 was sent for hr
DR.. STEPHEN TING, the church services rerc
left ont OF the programme, and the debt-payer
began his work upon the congregation, and ST.
cured Sloo,o00 hcfore night. lie took his stand
in the cianccl, appointed about fifteen canvass
ers' and scoursed the congregation into liberal
ity: The World describes: the proceedings as
follows:
The formal dccorum OF regular church scrr,cc m.
asdc; the orderly rowz Of heads were split IN
into little Enots Of fire six persons standing wrrc
sthefeu together In the ats'cs in group AMI buzz Of
whispering Taa audible from every mart of the church
IN l'stic while the work began to tcl One Young
actually sent messenger to her father who was
n ho'nc and secured his subscription for $40 oco
f1esons TO th1s though tle canvas7ers bccan to walk
Inc alsles With slips OF paper and hand them to
Ut. hfahAL1- who announced consccutivcly ~, ".
~. S., $40, 0oo:" az H., SO. ooo." These
with 1lr. kfNHALL's subscription Of $40 O0O made
$4o ooo Then tile work Jagged for a while and. TO
ese 1t fresh rtEo:. Mr. K1MnALL offered to take the
n1th subscription for co., This followed direct
y hy $40 ooo from Mr.. A. Ali the while {r E1anAL1
kept on c1hortinE the people to give after the
following manner: Give. and 1t shall be
given to you, In good measure wcll f1led and
pressed down. That Is Cons uromse of what
hali be efven through human insrumentaIty to those
rho are faithful to Him. We now have six responsible
9icoGe8 1of *lo GOO each: VIC want four more. They
VIII comci Con will not let this work fail Human !
louots md human pFejudtccs Will intervene to hinder
, 1877-12-23

WENDELL PHILLIPS ''thanks and blesses"
Kansas tor her announced intention OF erecting
statue to Old JonS BROWN, the hero Of
ossawatomie and Harper's Ferry. But as,
WENDELL PHILLIPS has used Old Jouy
BNowN's corpse rs 4 billboard to much ad
vantage, he might as we'll contribute something
handsome to the fund aud Charge it to adycr-
Using.
, 1877-12-23

VIII not some OF our enterprfsiue metropo],-
tan contemporaries count noses in the papers Of
both parties in Sev York State, outside Of Tue
city, and let us know precisely how many and
which papers are in favor OF the rcmonetization
OF silver; how many and which are opposed to
It'll We offer this suggestion humbly, but not
as Without hope. It affords our Eastern cca-
temporarles chance to find out exactly how the
people Of the East stand on this subject.
, 1877-12-23

Colorado is still ahead. Not content with
having brought up By hand petrif1cd man, she
now thrusts upon the world skeleton Of
snake 125 feet long. This, too, Is a see-serpent
admission Is cents.
, 1877-12-23

1ur 1Vncbinr+on i3ie1o+chos h,,-e roo.,+,r
-, 11'~ "~ea'
alnoonee0 u RECOMMENDATION oet"een SENATORS
BLAINE aud CoSkL1SG, after q quarrel OF eleven
years, during which neither has spoken to or
rocoonized thc other Assouoe ~ onr rood.r.
:.., A~a@Ao
nAuy oe l!teics.so AZ hno" luS tne Original
cause OF the dlihculty, we print the following
extract from debate in the House in 1866:
Mr. coyx11ya destreo m Md .h,t m f,on,,,,.~,
paper or authority whatever WI, ts,ncd tn him w.
cent the letter of retainer which had hccn rad
member from Maine had the 1ea,t i,1c, bo,v ,on.,
Indifferent to him his op,nton WIS on the .nhtcct b. d
hcen df,cresfrc o~ ~ ~ o.h. 49, 49,, ~ i1.a
, 1877-12-23

The absurdtty of carrying legal tecbnica,n,.,
too FAR was shown last Thursday in New Yo-t~
The standing joke, the Count JoASsrs. bsa.
suit against JARRETT & PALMER, the theatr;c,,
managers, claiming pay for performance ~
Richard III. at Niblo's Theatre. The Cam.
was placed upon the stand, and was asked:
Where were you born7"
You must think the 4 wise man to know th.. n
Where 10 Jou th!ak you were bora?-
''That is no evidence"
VI course the counsel was obliged to leave +h.;
question: unanswered. for, according to 4 s,r,,t
legal Interpretation, no man can state of his ov,
knowledge where he was born, and the law t,oas
not allow hearsay evidence. Further on tha
following colloquy took place:
what Il your real nane?" Eas TIM n-r+ ,,n..,.
asked. 400 question
G'GEoRoE, the Count JoASst.." anav.rsa .h.
ness with severity. @1s Wiz
Was that the name or title Of your fathe,sr
Ny father had no title but tha: OF an honr,t
- But wnat name was ho knoxaby2
His name Was GEORGE JoSxs.~
Thereupon the learned counsel uoyed n ~.
miss the case, on the ground thatthe n1ain,i1
had sued under false name. Aside fron, 49,
other ridiculous features of the casc. conld tha.s
be greater trayesty on Justice than such or:t
bling as this?
, 1877-12-23

As rule, the courts hold that man who has
too many wives shall be, or, at least, deserves
to be, punished, hut we are delighted to see that
at Montreal different aud more rational view
obtains. The Gazette in bold headline informs
us that q man has been ''arrested for having
only three wives" Precisely how many wives
man has to hare in Canada to be safe from in
terference we don't know; but, to Judge from
the Gaaette headline, public opinion there is
something like what it is in England. where a re-
porter Of the London Telegraph charges Ritu-
altstic clergyman, amongaqther ohenses, with
"actually practicng celibacy in the public
Streets"
, 1877-12-23

KEYSTONE LODGE No. $50, a. F. and A. NJ
Special Communication "Wednesday evening" Dec. -.
al H. m. the installation ef officers. Members
hereby notified attend. Visitors cordially invited.
By order OF ii. pFLAEA, ". NJ.
TliEO. uAI2Z, Sec.
, 1877-12-23

They call this trouble Oh the Rio Grande
Ie1as-Pacii1c attair; but, really, Texas doesn't
appear to be SO ye1y Pacific
, 1877-12-23

Another aspirant for the Office of Consul
General at Paris is Gen. McCooK, ex-Goy-
ernor Of Colorado
, 1877-12-23

The Nation says that CALLAauAx & Co., Chi
caeo, announce Forthcoming translation OF the
German Prof. RoscHER's "Princlples of Political
Economy NTH additional chapters by the au-
thor, prepared expressly for this edition, on
Paper Money, International Commerce, and Pro-
tectiTe Duties This great work has passed
through thirteen editions in GERMANY. and has
, 1877-12-23

APOLLO LODGE. No. 64a, 4. r. and A.N.-Hceusr
Communication Thursday evening. Dec. %. 1nstasl1.
t!on Of o1eers every resident member IS requested
r. II. REID Sec.
, 1877-12-23

CHICAGO CoMMASDERY. No. y. +. T.-Atten-
tfon. Sir fnfEhts-Spccfal Conc1ayc Monday evening,
Dec a. 1871 Installation OF officers elect for
Visiting Sir kuGts cuur;enNsy tlv!tci Ey order Of
JOHN Il. SANB0isN, +. Z.
JAS. E. MEG1NN, Recorder.
, 1877-12-23

WILEY n. EGAN CHAPTER. 10, los. Z. a. ~.
Erecni CopvocatIon Ictscs Hall. 20 aud %. South
Halsiei-st-. saturday evening. Dec ~. Object Of
m.eting coaferrrtnE It Council Degrees on CHAPTER
Z. +. NEWELL, Sec. j. T. MATTHEWS. II. r.
, 1877-12-23

LCMBERAAS's LODGE No. III. l. F: and 4. NJ
Annual Communication "Wednesday evening. Dec. es,
Tor business election OF ocer+ and raycnt Of dues.
All members hereby Eotincd 70 attcnd q o sharp
BY order OF HENRY PRATT, II. NJ
C1IAS. 4. PALMER Sec
, 1877-12-23
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

D. C. CREGIER LODGE. No. 643 A. F. and A. M
Hail 278 and 10 Milwaukcc. .ar.-Thc Annual Com
payment Of dues and transaction of other tmro:1ant
business will be- held Wednesday evening" Dec e. ST,
TN: sharp Every resident member Is requested to
he present. Visiting brethren cordially inritsd by
order Of JAMES KEATS, ". II.
, 1877-12-23

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No, :. r. A. n. Hall. Is
Monrpr-st.-Stated ConrOcaton Monday evening: DEG
e. at ~ O'Clock for business and worf: the N. u.
degree Visitors cordially invited to attend By order
Of " II. REID. II. r.
, 1877-12-23

D. A. EASTMAN LODGE, No. 6sG-The Annual
Communication for tho election of officers will be held
Tuesday ercnIng. Dec 25 Brethren are requested TO
be present
, 1877-12-23

been translated into most of the 1anpn,o.. !.
Europe. The French translation vas mai. ~ ~
"oLowsK1, who prefaced It with an e.sav =.
the Historical Method in Political Economr, :,
which will also be added to the forthcon;'-
volume This, the first English traush,,ans
will be made by Mr.. j. J. LALog, who paya ~.
last year in English the first volume Of Dr. Va W.
HoLsr's Constitutional History OF the un,,.:,
States" Mr. LALoR's industry was temnor,ss
u interrupted BY the Ashtabu1a disaster =,
which he was one Of the victims. Unon ~
completion of RoscnER, the translation Of W.
HoLsT's second volume will he undertaken ~
advance sheets Of which lin GERMANY are INV
arriving. The good service which CA11.on,'.
d. Co. are doing, BY bringing out works Of sros
solid merit as these, will, we have no donh+
IND its reward in sufficient market on ho,h
sides Of the Atlantic. '4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
POLITICAL.
TIE MAINE ELECTION.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 11.-Twenty- -one
towns 10 Cumberland county give 40 ave-
rage vote for county officers of $3.50 repub-
lican, and $3.50 democratic. Five town to
hear from gave las, year 1,04G republican,
aud 9lO democratic. The republican ma.
jority last year was 1893 in the county on
the governors vote VIM G. Davis, dem
ocrat, is undoubtedly elected over Higgins
as senator. All other republican county
officers are probably elected by 100 major
ity. Hon. Eugene Hale telegnrhs that
Washington county gives 500 re-
publican majority. Hancock, 1000 T;
Waldo, 80; and says Knox towns
will increase the 5th district majority. The
counties given last night rs doubtful, prove
republican to-day, leaving the democrats
only Knox and Lincoln, Which they had
last year, with probably two senator's in
republican counties. ;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF In
DIAN AFFAIRS, DAKOTA SUPERISrEND-
EScY, Yankton, d. T., Sept. 7th. 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ID Ontce until p. m.. Friday, Sept. 18th for con-
3I1Stikg at new Spotted Tail (old Ponca) agen-
cy, Shout sixty five miles above Yankton on the
Missouri .:tver the following buildings to-wit !:
One warehouse. one slaughter house and covered
cattle scsias All material labor and transport
alton to be t,s,t; shed by the contractor. Every
thing completen OF or before the first OF Noveln-
Der next.
Each proposal 4s,is: be III duplicate must
have copy of nils advertisement attached and
be accompanied by elarantee signed by two
good and suti1c!siit suIx lies. approved bv judge
or clerk OF the United States court. guaranteeing
that. Ill case contract Is awarded 10 the party
making the proposal. said c-n.tfact will be ac-
eepted aa4ssnLered into. ,asd good and sfllcient
bonds Immediately furnished for the faithful
performance of the contract iIans speciAea-
tfOns and drawings may be seen lnsihis Office.
Contracts will be subject to the apprQs al of the
commissioner OF Indian affairs. Washington
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing Of the bids at O'Clock p. III. FRIDAY. Sept
l4th inst.
Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids or TO reduce the number Of build.
ings Bids 10 he marked on the envelopes
Proposals 10 Erect Agency Buildings" and ad
dressed To the undersigned.
J. II. HAMMOND,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Yankton. u. I.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
FOREIGN.
~ ,Ta8nS
a" Eruption ppttD1. Of The The co'op.xi
,ludlra Volcano. asw
Extensive Destruction ellie anl
z heperty ~ Result.
6ambetta Sentenced . lmptiseaiseat
aadt Fine.
FOREIGN.

THE ERUPTION OF coToPAxl.
New York, Sept. ia letter from La.
talurgs. Peru, gives the story of the erup-
ton Of the volcano of Cotopaxi, which
took place July 25,h: Streams Of water
poured from all the craters at once. on the
Gallo side, sweeping away everything 10
their course. Auo.her irresistible torrent
followed the course of the Saguirmal river
The hacienda of Signor Don Oso is in
ruins. The very soil is gone off the place
CT Slgnor Lsrre; nothing 10 lett. The riv.
er carried of 500 head Of cattle pastured in
field: The Aluques river overfiowed and
caused great damage. The Cutchico over
flowed. carrying everything before it.
Splendid machine shops went down like
canal houses at the first rush OF the waters,
and so did various mills. The entire dis
trict was like sea, and the inundation
would have destroyed the city hsd not the
course of the floods been timely diverted
into the river channel. The total loss OF
life will reach. il it does not exceed, one
thousand persons At least two thousand
head Of cattle have been destroyed, and Of
smaller animals the loss is much greater.
In the midst Of the roar of the waters and
crashing OF houses. the volcano poured out
enormous quantities of cinders, which
gradually darkened the whole face of the
heavens, and left Lataiurga in the profound.
est obscurity from one o'clock In the after
noon till ten st night.
FAILED TO APPEAR,
Paris, Sept. ll.-Gambetta and Murat,
publisher of the Republique Francaise,
We're to have appeared this forenoon before
the tenth chamber of correctional police to
answer respectively for delivering and pub
fishing the formers little speech. Neither,
however, responded, Gambett, in conse-
quence OF illness. His counsel lodged pc
tition for adjournment of the trial for one
week and was refused. An entry ofdefault was
thereupon made against Gambet.a and
Muratt, and Gambetta was condemned in
default, to three months imprisonment, and
a fine Of 1000 francs. The public were ex.
cluded from the Palai Of Justice, where the
tribunal is sitting. s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
LATEST BY MAIL.

The council of the city of Dundee, Scot
land, has voted ex.Presideut Grant the free
dom Of the city.
The grest fis Of the state Of Kentucky
commenced Al Lexington to-day with an
exhibition by Goidsmith Maid.
l. H. Gordon, Of Newell, Iowa. has been
nominated BY the republicans for represen-
tative in the state legisi.tsre from that dis
trict.
The railroad rioters couvided at Harris
burg were sentenced to the coanty Jail for
terms ranging from two to eight months,
and to pay fines from $50 to1Ge,
A dispatch from the health officer 6 Fer
nandins, Fla, to the health Office Of Saxan-
nah acknowledges that the sickness in ,shsk
city is yellow fever. All vessels and TRIMS
from that city will he quarantined
1t turns out that Brigham's s., ,o0o, 600 are
to he divided equally among his seventeen
wives, sixteen sons and twenty eight daught-
ers. There vas no family partiality about
the old man.
While imports at New York last week
were more than quarter greater than the
corresponding week year ago, exports have
not correspondingly increased, but . very
heavy movement EuroPeward Of grain,
followed by cotton, il geaerally anticipated
The annual convention of the American
bankers association. to be held in New
York next week, is expected to be attended
Ivy pr orninent bankers from all parts of ,hs
country. The convection will last thret
days and two sessions ~iu be held daily.
Three weeks ago, the4afe ofS,muel Loud
Fulton street, Boston, was robbed ofupward.
of Sl,l0o in money anf nearly S3o,00t
worth Of bonds notes ssd bank stock
Saturday morning small package contain
ing the bonds, etc, was leit on his doo
step.
Secretary of War McCfary, Chief Jnstic'
Waite, Gen. Butler, Gen. Mar,in6ale, Judge
Bond, Louis b. Gonckle, E1Governo'
Frederick Smith of the board Of .nanagers
and Secretary of State Evars inspected tn,
southern branch of the national najitar,
asylum at Fortress Monroe SATURDAY ant
expressed themselves highly pleased.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11

A we'll dressed negro applied TO the Judge
Of probate ot Mobile for = marriage license.
He was aaked h,w old hiA intended waa. and
answercd, with great animation "Just 10,
judge e-swees Ia, and do hsnd.omcss girl in
town." The iosigc said he could sos 10 il,
- the Law forbade him to i.ns license 10
any one under Is. "Wall, bold on. Judge, y
exclaimed the man. II know dat dem riri-
~ dsrsisaAl sna " ahoul ihsir ass. she h
10 II day. "Wili you swear 10 itv'
asked ths jsAes. ~Yea, sah," he replied.
asl ~ sARa Ao~ old ars you y ea;d The
js3A tn chap tsskea sssc;cioas, sssi
spba. calaisasll. IA aaA sd.is1, I'll
~ vest do. jsaes. i've rss ssssv kssa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
LOST.

One span Of horses in Hutchinson county, 80
miles from YanktoH. One is mare, light brown,
between and years od age the other a horse,
light brown, syears old. Any person bringing
back the horses, or who will leave information
where they can be found, at the stone Of Jacob
Max. lankton, will be literally rewarded.
JOHN ELwEI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
NEW YORK.
A HEAVY TRADE on HAND.

HEAVY TRADE On HAND.
New York. Sept. M-Importcrs and job.
bers say that an unusual heavy trade has
set In. A leading importer states that pur-
chases Of and silks. yelvets, and finer goods
woolen dress goods have been unexpectedly
large.
FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENT
New York. Sept 1l-Augustin DAILY, of
the 5th avenue theatre. is reported pecuni-
arily embarrassed. 1t is stated that for a
considerable time the theatre has been
steadily losing money, and that the situa
tion has at length become 80 grave that
only the good will Of DAVIS company, and
their disposition 70 stand by him in the
present emergency. will enable him to con.
tinue performances.
A CONTESTED WILL.
New York, September 1.-THE will oi
the late VIM. B. Ogden, former mayor Of
Chicago, and lately deceased, has been ad-
mitted to probate. the expected contest by
Mr.. Canada, VIII, had filed notice Of
intention ofcontest, not taking place. 1t is
said Canada's exclusion from the executor
ship arose not no much from Osden's feel
ings towards him ~ from the failure o
certain proposed connections by marriage
between the families Of Odgen and Canada
SUICIDE.
New York, Sept. ll.-Ellen Goodwin
Of the late tobacco manufacturing firm o
Goodwin & Co, Water street, drowned her
self Saturday.
A SMALL FIGHT.
New York, September lion the nigh,
Of August II 6ght took place in Santo.
Brazil between the scamcn Of the German
corvette vinela aud the police. One police
man and seaman were killed and severA
on both sides wounded. The Germa,
officers took refuge in the Germania club
punucA by the populsce. The cause Of III,
difficulty is unknown.