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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WARRINGTON,

The U. 8. Consul at Liverpool informs the
State Department that neither skilled nor un-
skilled workmen who came from abroad can
can get employment In England.
President Hayes, on his Western tour, will
be accompanied by Devens and Key.
L. L. Stanton, son OF the late Secretary
Stanton, died at Washington on the Goth ult.
Gen. Terry arrived at Washington on the
Goth ult., bringing information that Sitting
Bull with 300 warriors was in camp this
side Of the British line.
Secretary Sherman says IL Congress will
let him alone he will secure return TO specie
payments atthe appointed time.
Judge sloanaker, of Louisiana, has been
appointed Special Agent of the Internal Rev.
enue Office. ...
The Third Infantry, now in Pennsylvania,
and the Ninth, at Omaha, have been ordered
West.
President Hayes on the 3Oth ult. stated that
he would enforce his order in regard to the
participation of officials in politics, and any
one violating II would be removed.
The Cabinet considered on the 3ist ult. the
case of Naval -0nlcer Cornell, of New York,
Chairman OF the State Republican Commit
tee, who presided at meeting OF the com
mittec on the Goth, but no definite action was
taken. .-.ssv-4 49,.
Secretary McCrary does not believe that
Sitting Bull has left Canada.
The public debt statement published on
the lst shows a decrease Of &, 1863 ,53S last
month. Cash in Treasury-coin $1O6, ,9O4, 1886,
currency 81 1926, ,5S7, currency held for re-
demption Of fractional currency $S,265, ,4l2
special deposits held for redemption of GER
tiacates Of deposit $50, ,4SO, 600; total sl72,'
e2s, ,ss6. Total debt, less cash in Treasury,
q, loss, ,469779.
Secretary Evarts has received an announce.
ment of the death of Maj. A. f. Garrison
sr., U. s. Vice-Consul at Gareymes, Mexiso
Gen. Terry and Judge Lawrence, the com,
mission to treat with Sitting Bull, have start
ed on their journey.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Cormick has rendered his resignation, to take
effect on the appointment of his successor.
The amount of silver paid out by the
Treasury to the 1st was $34, ,73O, ISL. Amount
on hand s2l 100000
A special agent OF the Postofiee Depart
ment has discovered that the bond Of the
Baton Rouge H.a-l Postmaster is fictitious
no such persons as the pretended securities
being in existence. The Postmaster and U
g. Commissioner who certified the bond
have been arrested and a new Postmaster ap
pointed.
The President has removed j. Russell
Jones, Collector of Customs at Chicago, and
appointed William II. Smith in his place
LONGS had been requested to resign, but did
not. -'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
Painful Court Scene.

The Fall River Mass Metos thus de-
scribes a painful incident in COURTROOM
in that city on a recent morning: g Pc
ter Boyle, citizen, sixty -four years of
age, and possessed of a comfortable es-
tate, his wife, and his son, strong,
healthy young man, were arraigned on
complaint of being common drunkards,
The evidence disclosed terrible state OF
things in the family; everything is going
to ruin from the use of rum; the prop
erty is being squandered and the home
destroyed. The evil has existed for a
long times and their friends finally inter
fered TO save them from absolute ruin
The father, it is stated, has squandered
about So, 600 worth of his property dur
ing drunken debauohes within the past
few weeks. He acquired most of his
money In the rum business, and it nov
seems to be going in the same way The
young man was sentenced to three months
in jail, and the father and mother t
sixty days each"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
The Indians.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. ~.
The following dispatch was received
to-day:
FoRT ELLIS, Mont, Aug. 27.-GEN.
JoHN GIBBoN, Helena: Lieut.. Schofield
reports that he was on the top of Mount
Washburn yesterday. The Indians ap-
peared in Greser Basin on the gath inst.
They struck the Helena and Radersburg
party, killing seven men and taking two
women and one man prisoners. just as
be left Washburn yesterday the Indians
attacked another party, Killing nine of
them. One escaped. The Indians re-
leased Mrs COwan, her sister and her
brother, who reached 6chofield yester-
day. The main camp crossed the Vel
lowstone on the 20th. The warriors
went back to fight Howard White Bird
and Looking Glass remained within the
camp. Joseph went with the warriors
They say they are going to Wind River
and Camp Brown to get supplies. Scho
field thinks they are going to the Lowel
Yellowstone, piG Clark's Fork. Thel
crossed the river between Mounl Wash
burn and the lakes. tSchcdald d0es no
say just when he will send a courier t
Sturgis. BENHAM,
Captain seventh Infantry.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
The Turks Defeated.

LONDON, Sept. 4.
A special dated Poredin, Aug. 81, con-
tains the following: Osman Pashas at
tack on the Russian positions at Pelisat
and vicinity was one of the hardest-fought
battles of the war The Turks early in
the fight captured Russian redoubt, one
mile in front of Pelisat. In the course
of one hour this redoubt was taken by
the Turks, retaken by the Russians, and
again taken by the Turks. The Russian
left wing were driven back on Pelisat, in
front of which trenches had been dug
and were lined. with troops. The Turks
advanced as though determined to drive
our left out of Pelisat and turn it. The
Turks began to descend the hill in that
direction, not with 8 rush, but leisurely,
and without firing; not in masses or lines,
but scattered and diffused. They came
down about half way in this manner, the
Russian artillery tearing up the groups all
the time In a most savage manner. The
Russian infantry fire, which had for the
last five minutes been very heavy about
Segslince, now began to roll along the
hill crest in our direction, and the Turks,
who were Just coming into range, began
to drop rapidly. The Turkish advance
now veered to the left and went at the
Russian trenches on the crest of the hills
between Pelisat and Segalince with a
shout opening fire at the same time.
The Turks descended into little hollow
and were lost to sight for a time, while
the RuaaiRn trannhes tanned and smoked
and a storm Of balls was poured into the
vicinity OF The Turks. This must have
lasted tifteen OF twenty minutes, during
which time feaffal loss of life must
have occurred Then we saw the Turks
begin to withdraw, carrying off theiI
wounded. The Turks had no sooner
Withdrawn from the Russian front than
they formed and advanced agains Many
dead bodies Of the Turks were found
\ Within ten feet Of the Russian
trenches. The little slope on the
crest OF which the trenches were
situated was literally covered with
dead. Icounted seven on q place of NOT
more than ten feet square. Their battle
here was terrible, but the Turks were
again repulsed. 1t will hardly be be
lieved that they went ct it again, and yel
they did so. 1t seemed madness, be
cause we could see that the Russian fir'
never Stacked for an instant, and tha
the Russian line never wavered, whil'
the reserves were waiting behind read,
to fall in at the least sign of wavering
This scene Of carnage was again repeat
ed but only lasteda moment. The Turks
completely broken, withdrew sullenly
firing and carrying off their wounded AM
many of their dead. They fell back oI
the redoubt which they had first taken
apparently with the intention of holding
il, but they were not allowed 20 re
main long there. Another attack O
the Russian center had been equal
as unsuccessful as that on the Russia
trenches ON the left. The Russians puI
! sued the retreating Turks with a murder
J GUS fire, Then six companies went q
: them with bayonets and swept them or
J of the redoubt like a whirlwind. A
) four o'clock the Turks were in retrei
} everywhere, and the Russians occupie
the whole of their first positions, beside
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

mittee was appointed TO take measures to
have another assignee appointed. Some
very peculiar and uspicious-looking trans
actions have been unearthed. The officers Of
the bank cannot be found.
On the 30th ult. a monument TO the mem
ory of old John Brown was dedicated at
osawatomie, Kan. Ten thousand people, In
Guiding the leading men of the State, were
present.
ExGov. Wilson Shannon, of Kansas, died
on the Both ut.
At Paris, Tex, on the 31st, ten blocks Of
business houses and dwellings we're burned,
the loss being 81 100000 to s1,5OO,0OO. Sew
eral lives were lost.
The Triennial Conclave of the Knights
Templar Of the United States adjourned on
the S1st ult to meet in Chicago the third
Tuesday in August, 1880
On the death of Brigham Young the gov
eminent Of the Mormon Church passed into
the hands Of the Twelve Apostles. Salt
Lake dispatch says it is not likely that an
other President OF the church will be ap-
pointed for some time.
s.S. Burdett, U. 8. Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, mYsteriously disap-
peared in New York in May, 1876. On the
Ist he made his appearance at Sedalia, Mo.
He appeared to be deranged, and in reply to
questions as to where he had been said he
did not know. His family reside in Osceola,
Missouri. a.lsaEs.aI.l1s--l- 'r'rr
Maysville, KY, was badly damaged by a
hurricane on the 1st
The funeral services. Of Brigham Young
were held at Salt Lake City on the I'd.
Twelve TO fifteen thousand persons were in
| attendance. IIt
The depositors in the State Savings lnsti-
tuition, OF Chicago, number about $1,000.
The liabilities are over 90, 100000, and the
assets az far as known are some $SO0,OOO.
The American Science Association, in
session at Nashville, elected o. G. Marsh, OF
New Haven, President for the ensuing year
The next meeting will be held at st. Louis in
August, 1878.
The army worm has appeared in large
numbers in Mississippi, Tennessee and
Arkansas, and serious damage to the cotton
crop is feared. e...-
The City Council of Augusta, Ca, has in
vited President Hayes to visit that city.
1t has been discovered that d. d. Spencer,
the Ascending President Of the Chicago
state Savings Institution, sailed from New
York for Europe on the 2Sth ult., the day
the announcement of the failure of the bank
was made. Bonds worth about 100000, the
property Of the bank, have been found In
bank in New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The New Jersey Republican Convention
will be held Sept %. sff8e
The Iowa Democratic State Convention met
at Marshalltown on the 29th ult. j. c. Cook,
temporary Chairman, on taking the chair
made speech in which he declared that
Samuel j. Tildeu must be vindicated by re-
nomination in 1880. Hon. John P. Irish was
nominated for Governor; W. G. James for
Lieutenaut- Governor; H. E. j. Boardman for
Supreme Judge. The platform favors tariff
for revenue only; supremacy of the civil over
the military power; the separation OF church
and State; opposes subsidies; demands the i'm
mediate repeal of the pecie-Resumption act
and the passage of law restoring to silver
its monetary power; declares sgAinst any
further contraction, and favors the substitu-
ton of Ereenbacks for National Bank bills;
One currency for the Government and peo-
pie, laborer and otficeholder, prisoner and
soldier, the producer and bondholder;" de-
mands the repeal of the Prohibitory Liquor
law and the enactment of judicious license
law.
The New York Republican Association in
Washington composed of employees in the
various departments) has disbanded in COM
pliance with the Presidents order.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

pursuing the Turks short distance with
cavalry. The Russians we're about 20,-
600 strong. Their loss is estimated at
500 and the Turkish loss at 2,O00 killed
and wounded.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
WAR NOTES.

servia has concluded military convention
with Russia.
The main Montenegrin army has with
drawn FROM before Nicsies.
Aahmoud Damad Pasha, whois considered
responsible for the wastefui attack on
sehipkA Pass, has been removed from the
Turkish War Office
The Porte has ordered the concentration OF
20, 900 troops on the Timok frontier OF
Seryia. " ..
Tue Danube on the Both ult. ~
A battle was fought along the line of the
Lom on the S0th ult., the fighting lasting all
day. The Russians we're defeated at all
points, losing 1000 killed and wounded and
large quantities of military supplies, The
Turkish losses were 5000.
The Turks on the 3lst were fortifying su.
KUN Kaleh and the neighboring heights.
The Russians were between the Turkish
army and Alexandropol.
A Vienna dispatch says the fight for Schip
ka Pass is gradually becoming developed
into operations on a large scale. Turkish
troops are crossing the Balkans to the east
and west of schipka Pass.
Prince Charles OF Roumania Is in command
of the united Russian aud Roumanian forcei
composing the western detaehment Of tn,
Dobrndseha army. tfffNI t-tN rIi
! kilograms Of the 1st eopirm the report O
the defeat OF the Russians at Karasan
Popko has been abandoned and the Russian
position turned.
The Turkish Government has sent to IL
representatives abroad accounts Of Bulgarian
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

John Samuels, who resided near Gale
ma, Kan, was hired by i've men about
the middle of July to convey them to
Wichita. A short time since he was
found dead in his wagon near Garnett.
The men were hard set and claimed to
have come from the Black Hills. IL is
supposed they got into row before they
had proceeded far on their journey, on
account of pay for the expenses, and that
the strangers killed Samuels, robbed him
of what money he had on his person, and
then tied his horses to a tree, in which
condition they both died from starvation.
"A horse thief was summarily shot in
Kern County, Cal. The Justice befere
whom the murderers were taken said;
Your conduct is reprehensible. TWAS
well enough to shoot him, but you ought
to have tried him first. severely repri-
mand you"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
FoREIcN INTELLIGENCE.

Indian advices say at least one sixth of the
population Of Southern India will die of
starvation. Two cases of cannibalism have
been reported.
A London telegram of the Goth ult says
most desponding.
The powers, it is positively stated, will
maintain their neutrality, Notwithstanding
the military alliance between Russia and
Servia.
The Paris Journal des Alpes has been sum-
moned before the Correctional Tribunal for
publishing an insulting remark relative to
ex-Preident Grant. tt
NJ. Gambetta's trial was commenced at
Paris on the 3tst ult. The Judge read pas.
sages from his Lille speech which he said
constituted an offense against President Mac
Mahon and an insult to the Ministers. Gam
BETA replied that he accepted the fun re
sponsibility Of the publication Of his speech
but strongly protested that he desired to
slander or insult no one. -
Gen. Grant was presented with the free
dom Of the city Of Edinburgh on the 3lst
ult by the Lord Provost. ,.a
.Lyaz, a Deputy Mayor in Paris during th'
Commune, has been sentenced to death foi
incendiarism and ordering illegal arrests.
Tenthousand cotton operatives commenced
a strike at Bolton, Eng, on the 3lst ult.
On the 9lst ult. Turkish troops crossed tn
Austrian frontier, drove off some cattle ant
fred upon the Austrian patrol.
A'lacrosse match for the championship o
the world was played at Toronto, Can, ol
the LIST, and was won by the shamrocks, o
\ Montreal.
Thiers, ex-President of France, died sud
denly on the evening Of the Sd.
A Berlin dispatch says PrineeGortschakoi
has authorized the Russian Minister at Wash
ington to open negotiations for an extrAdl
ton treaty between Russia and the Unite
| 9tatas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 3

..-- DEs MoNEs, Iowa, Aug 80.
The wounded by the railroad accident
on the Rock Island Road yesterday are
doing well, and the physicians are conf
deat that none of them will die.
, 1877-12-06
Totni,.
4a tl


Total amount paid and to hc paid a. ono. .hatf Ut
nepss T's H,s. ;"..; a.;a: o5 N:i'to,a ,,,,
hand of lscceiyes on tho Cd 81 Sovo.nbcr, 1s1lI
in nconselusncd Of failure on the part Of tho Com
pany tO pay the Interest on ttA bonta
In apsinte.l paper addrctacd to mo on tho 21st Of
April laat. Dy she Chairman and Secretary Of CON.
,nttco Of ninc OF hrtt. .mortgags honslhorrs, II II
"mis nsny to tho faet tSa. IL liz unon ses pacc vac
1saIlEoad COMPANY has rerrtstcntly refused n trat.
liantns Pacific and Denver rucdc Companies On tslo
a7 19 j. 81 jay 9nis a 5ias Myrt M ssn is's Of l..
Kansas iacIGc md ,ncnyor lacinc llalisoads NJ y
p1rt ~ the connected and continuous linz between
seetinK thc Union Pacific at Cheyenne. to Go omar
atcd without nny discrimination for or avaInat
a4 ssy ts. "a ws, s IL a:,.fssa Ssa s ss s.Sss Ss
requests at the Kansaa Pacific and tcnyer
l'asIhc Companies, to observe tho provisions Of
10 eonf"rm t..creto estabishins and nnnain'"s 'Sns
In con.ravcnson Of said acts discriminating rntcs
srias s cs a sY1s sSsr Ss ss a
len i. 5l mcs one:aaf the l.tanee 1 f'sm e oms s
eharpe:. u many cases. as much fartrans,,orta!ia
from Cheyenne to !'K;lcn ~ from Omaha 10 Ogden.
81 Gt 81 r % Inns
pers to 70 to 0naha a. startling point, greatly 10
ihs damaGo q tho Kansas i,scl'lc ind bcnver r.
Company has made default In payment Of fntes-
est. tue Union raciac Company. By means Of
tes :hs snn.x s,te,sh H. +: a s POI
that duo the Unised states}: that the tlencra Gov.
ttua Terminated, n order that lie .uma advanced
e tas KAnsas Pacific Company by the United
sIs 1T ss ee y 9'st; se S. eh,,o,,
companies ths paper. That there II such ,iiscsmi.
nation !. boy:na di.pate That / !. ln dreet coz.
, 1877-12-06

back ot, An'1 II he ran effect junction with
f*mail l'n.ha a staud may tc mnfe there. Re-
mort, Eowrvtr, says that the kur,!i.h Chief In.
nniy S.tsN men with him, tho remainder having
deserted en- route.
1arER-As l ch,sc this letter NC hear that tho
Russians arc advancing fH three coIumns-onc
from .Artallan, vla OItt; onc fro,n kass, rta
Afelthlls,z: tho third from lQdyt, yfa knra HI
1issa. The plare is I'll prepared to stand d siege;
our grnnArfcs nre empty, n,lr storcs vt amluu-
ntion low. our troops .iislicnstencd-nccs1, all
Il nrai,st Us. We have ~ ally In tic sltanc uf
winter, ami II that breaks ills,1, us snrtly nsi
knrt tlo3tl@ out VIC tuny vet keep the Muee,r uut
nf Erzcruum: hut II ilnc weather continues a,,tt
knrs tails. whtrt / c1,nstler more thnn probable,
this place cannot rei,cl the Russians.
, 1877-12-06
ExCuNSIQN DArEs.

Tic Committee on Excursion and Tourist
Tickets appointed at tho last meeting Of the
General Ticket aud Passenger Agents. Assocla.
tion will meet at Ghe Grand Pacific Hotel In
tAls city Tuesday, Doc. IS, The following Gem
eral Passenger Agouts compose this Commit
tee: A. v. II. Carpenter, Chicago, Milwaukee II
st. Paul; Georao Hcaford, Missouri Pacific;
john N. Abbott, Erlo Railway; L. L. Farmer,
Pennsylvania Railroad; Jancs Charlcton, CHI
cago 4 Alton; 9. r. Atmorc, Louisville l.
Nashville; and ". A. Thsall, Chicago i North
Western. W. a. Thrali has directed tue follow
luz circular TO all Tho General Passenger anil
Ticket Agents, asking them to 10 present And
participate In ths proceedings:
Tho Committee charged with tho duty Of dcyts-
lng = plan fur shs protection Of ttc interests Of
railway compantca, In tho matter OF txcurson and
toatl.t tratic ssaln;. tss manipulation of ..e.p.
afosgh ths tsnd, su sssS,s 81
sehting linrs having arss Interest ia tbe S saes
tlon, have authorized ths undersigned to lnvlls
JoM 70 bo present st tho meeting Of tht Committee
ing comlnttse hotlncasIon-to participate fully 10
the dslihsratlons thereof, and contribute TO The
ea ss' T.. y aSst plan e
savise Mo By inelosaI postal card Il you viii 70
present.
The object Of the meeting ia to regulate the
sale Ut excursion tickets over lsnd-graut roads,
and lind way by which The rates can bc ,nado
uniform. Much trouble has been experienced
In regard to the sale OF these tickets, and, in
spite of numberlcss meetings, no satisfactory
arrangement could yet b. perfected. It has
been the custom to sell these tickets to parties
going West for the purpose OF buying land, At
half-pacc; but . majority ol these tickuts found
thctf way Into the h4uds ot the sealpcrs, causing
great loss to the railroad companies. It bus
been proposed ~ charge the full rate for such
tlckcts; II tha pasties 10 whum they arc issued
purchase land un which 10 settle, hali VI the
faro to ha returned 10 them at their des-
tination. In this way, ii Il argued,
ed. The landRtsnt roads are in favor
Of &ome such arrangement, but those having
no land to sell, which comprises slt the roads
east vi Chicago. are strongly opposed 10 II, ~
the gain would all be with the lanl-Rlant roads.
The General Ticket and Passenger Agents Of
the Eastern Ioads iuslat thxt full Estea shall be
charged on al tiekets, whether excuEsioDu " not,
aud Il the landKrans roads mean 10 be liberal
With tho parties wishing 10 buy laud, 4nd
mean to give them spse4al Inducements, they
eau refund them eithaf half OF Ill the faru from
the pusrlsse-luoucy paid for tho laul At
pfe&ens there sre i majority vt the ieLegal
Passenger AgeuIs who takH %le lsiIef pQaiiiau,
, 1877-12-06
ITEMS.

Tho international & Great Northern Railroad
Of Texas has made an Improvement which will
undoubtedly be appreciated by those having oc-
ealston tn travel over their line. Mr. Day X.
Smith. Northern Passenger Agent OF this road
informed Tribune reporter yesterday taat
splendid tlining-cars hare been put on ltns be-
tween VILLA aud Houston, which will run Oh
all regular trains, and Il, them the travellers eau
ret a 3rst-clnss meal for 50 cents. This I'm
proyemcnt will be tho much more appreciated
as most OF thu lining stations on tho Texas
roads furnish meals Of very inferior character.
Railroad has ciyen nottrc TINT 1t will pay after
Dec. the coupons due that day on interest Ger.
tlteates on ~ per cent On coupons due TINT
day IN Arkansas brunch bonds, and on Cairo,
Arkansas l. Tcxaa bonds.
, 1877-12-06
CASE oF ALLEGED WlLD OATS.

oV*4.*3 5"soVseF 70 1H@ IHat90" 2!IFHHs4
Nxw HoRx, Dec. 6.-Thcre ID Z promise OF
scandal In theatrical circles, In consequence of
suit In which Mrs. Elizabeth Laurent seeks an
absolute d!Jorcs from her husband, Henry
Laurent. Tho parties arc we'll known
among actors. the defendant being u
present member OF the Oates
Comic Opera Troupe. Mr, aud Mira.
Laurent were married In London In 1874. Mira.
las committed adultery With Mrs. Alice Oates
II the Cnlou square Hotel In thls city, at HIGH
lnond, Now Orleans. st. Louis. Chicago, sad
elsewhere. Both aro noT travelling with the
Wheeling, ". ". and Columbus, Q. Tbs easo
WAS brought 10 tts attention OF Chief Justice
Davis, who granted nh order tor the publication
Vi tho summons In the case. Mrs. Oatca aud ME.
Laurent hayu ~ yet ~ opportunity ot auswes-
lux tha Il4axges,
, 1877-12-06

Rome, Dec. 5.-Cardlnai StmconI ltas supplied
tho following Information to ono Of the cu1us.
tic. accredited to the Vatican: "Thc ro7o was
restless Monday night. Ito has great difficulty
In breathing, and made this morning constant
painful nmt Intellectual efforts to relieve his
lnngs. Asphyxla ts snpprccnded."
Cnr'linnl Sinicont ts now reported seriously Ill
OF pneumonia.
The Pore gave audience today to several
Cardinals.
MINISTER WELSH,
I1yHnrn0f+ Dec. 5.--At tU-tlayfs Town Conn.
ell tl.r Mayor announced hl* Intention uf meet
inE Minister Welsh OH his arrival at Liverpool
nntl welcoming t'im io England. llcinsitcd tho
Council to Join.